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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
probably. I like occasional disagreements. I dont want a carbon copy of me, or a lemming.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
QUOTE: yaa very true but in 2days world I have faced so many females who prefer goin out with young married boys,thinking its more fun den compare to young boys n might b experience counts... heeee
I dont face those women so I dont relate. I didnt say they dont exist. I just said its about low character and drama. If thats what makes you happy, then nothing I say should matter to you. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
no. Intimate encounters are a fine choice for any two consenting adults. When you pull adultery into it, then you are just talking about poor character and drama. no.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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The Hopeless Romatic
QUOTE: QUOTE: I think any time a person reduces their potential partner to a formula and changes themself in order to snare them, they are not interested in a real relationship. Just lookin for an easy lay. If you cant see people as individuals, then you will probably just become angry when they they don't fall in line with your experiments expected results. You will probably also blame them if they decide they cant trust you. I would continue being who you are, as long as you don't mean you smother people, and break up with the ones who make you unhappy as quickly as possible. You'll get better at recognizing it more quickly as time goes on. Its hard to find a giver. Its worth it when you do tho, so don't screw it up. Reciprocation is indeed important and you are right to expect it. Keep an eye out for different versions of reciprocal gestures, maybe. I wonder if sometimes we just didn't realize that they were doing that without being noticed. I'm not trying to reduce anyone to a formula, not am I interested in "snaring" them or getting in their pants. I was merely asking if anyone else has been overly romantic with someone they are interested in and received the opposite in return. For me I have discovered that being romantic is the same as talking too much; it can be a turn-off if you overdo it. When you quote the advice that amounts to 'how to not get rejected by hot women' and decide to change yourself as a result, you are reducing them to a formula. ...and subjecting yourself to the experiment too I reckon. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
the hottest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain neutrality in a time of moral crisis.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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The Hopeless Romatic
QUOTE: It's interesting I found this on the welcome page to this forum, "I'll give you the incredibly simple answer to why 1000's of eligible men get rejected by hot women every day: they give too much up-front! It's that simple. The sad truth is that a guy can be a real loser, but he if has the discipline to ration his attention, resources and time, women will flock to him. I've seen it happen time and again." I've recently learned this and that's why I started this thread. With the woman in question who I was giving too much attention to I've realized that I need to stop, because it has the opposite effect of what I'm hoping to achieve. Too much attention can turn women off or they simply get used to it and it becomes an expected behavior. So I was just curious what others did when they encountered this behavior. Me I'm going to stop being easy and start being more reserved. How about you? I think any time a person reduces their potential partner to a formula and changes themself in order to snare them, they are not interested in a real relationship. Just lookin for an easy lay. If you cant see people as individuals, then you will probably just become angry when they they don't fall in line with your experiments expected results. You will probably also blame them if they decide they cant trust you. I would continue being who you are, as long as you don't mean you smother people, and break up with the ones who make you unhappy as quickly as possible. You'll get better at recognizing it more quickly as time goes on. Its hard to find a giver. Its worth it when you do tho, so don't screw it up. Reciprocation is indeed important and you are right to expect it. Keep an eye out for different versions of reciprocal gestures, maybe. I wonder if sometimes we just didn't realize that they were doing that without being noticed.
Edited by klc on Sun 03/24/13 08:13 AM
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Where's all the honest men?
QUOTE: QUOTE: I'm not sure what's going on but I keep attracting the wrong men...Are there any Good Honest Loyal Men left.. .or are they all spoken for.... No, we are not all spoken for. A woman can find us as long as she isn't MissTake. I agree with Dodo. There are men and women who are looking to simply use other people. It may not be that YOU are attracting the wrong men so much as the wrong men are more aggressive and deceitful. Same can be said of women like that. You just have to keep you eyes open for signs of lies etc. Its easy for them to be more aggressive because they don't have any emotional investment in you, and don't suffer from rejection as a result, if all they want is to play you...get you in bed, take you for a financial ride...etc. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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So...What do you expect?
I expect chemistry, kindness, honesty, respect.
Since the last two cant really be determined immediately, that means I expect only chemistry and kindness initially. I admit however that I will go out a few times if I don't feel chemistry at first hoping it will develop. If it doesn't, I break it off asap. So initially, I require only kindness. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Raising the Bar
QUOTE: QUOTE: I wouldn't date someone I didn't have chemistry with. Is that what you meant? Kind of....more like less chemistry than what you've experienced in other relationships. Oh, that's an interesting spin...sure, since I think chemistry can grow stronger. Ive had relationships that had more respect from the partner than others, and ones with more passion than others, but ultimately I value the respect side more than the passion side. I want deep lifelong friendship, so if there is any chemistry and the friendship develops then the deeper attraction will follow.
Edited by klc on Sun 03/24/13 07:39 AM
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Raising the Bar
I wouldn't date someone I didn't have chemistry with. Is that what you meant?
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Raising the Bar
QUOTE: QUOTE: not consciously but I do have very basic non negotiables. I try to stay flexible on other stuff like mere preferences. What about in terms of feelings? If you liked the way a former relationship felt, could you date someone who did not evoke equal or better emotional stimulation for you? Not sure I follow you. If I liked how a relationship felt, I think Id still be in it. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Raising the Bar
not consciously but I do have very basic non negotiables. I try to stay flexible on other stuff like mere preferences.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Dating a friends ex-husband
maaaaaaybe if the friend and her ex were extremely amicable. maaaybe.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Dating a friends ex-husband
er.....awkward. I think I can not find any such condition.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
watch movies on a laptop if possible. listen to music.
read magazines or books. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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Are you a nutcase?
yes I don't trust folks who think they aren't.
oops, I didn't read the alternaperspectives. k, nutvariants I trust.
Edited by klc on Sat 03/23/13 12:30 PM
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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The Death of Conversation
Oh, hay, speaking of night in shining armor stuff...I was watching American pickers last night, which is a rare thing, ...anyhoo, the guy had an ancient samurai warrior costume/uniform. Looked just like Darth vader. just thought it was neat.
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
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The Death of Conversation
Yep, Ive dated folks who were not interested in talking unless it was meaningless time killing phone convos with no actual substance.
You just have to keep learning what you want from a partner and pick that type of person. Unfortunately, that means, as you learn, the pool gets smaller and smaller. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
profile says 'intimate encounter' btw.
no hating here. just trina figure out the truth. seemed pretty murky. I was actually giving a legitimate suggestion. |
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klc Joined Sat 08/18/07 Posts: 7531 |
If that's the case, then I wonder that you have time for distractions at all.
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