Above post had a photo of irene anderson from sweden...
for some reason the link got disabled so here she is again.

TMI!

I have the original Scooby Doo Where Are You? on DVD, also liked The New Scooby Doo Movies- the cartoon from the 70's that had guest appearances from guys like Don Knotts and Tim Conway.

Nope have felt a few sparks when some hottie was next to me but have not had that happen...

its nyc to meet new frnds,bt u hv to understand each other to make dis relation stronger nd longer

That one special person and I exploring the world and tackling whatever it throws at us together, unafraid in knowing we have each others backs and if either of us falters in something, the other will be there to catch us. I can't put it any simpler than that.

Everything else would just be icing.

Those women in the 70's were rude and radical.
You go to open the door for one and you could have found yourself facing a lawsuit.
You say hello and look at her for more than a second, they screamed sexual harassment.
They swang way too extreme.
Steinem made many man-haters out of once good women.

I met a nice and cute guy from another site who is very respectful of my privacy and boundaries. He is understanding and down to earth. I really do believe his interest in me is sincere but he seems like he is trying too hard. While I intent to get to know him in public places for a while I don’t know exactly how to articulate my hesitation, so I hope I won’t be misunderstood because I really do like nice guys.

Maybe it’s best to give some examples. In his profile he lists all the things that’s supposed to make him credible as a datable guy but these are given things or not worth mentioning in my opinion, like loyal, no DUI's, has his own place, a good job with benefits (I don’t need to know that), no children (which is a repeated as the status already indicates that) etc... He stresses how important it is for him to "meet the needs of his lady." He goes on and on about that. He assured me out of the blue that he won’t abuse my number. I didn’t even think about the possibility until he mentioned it. I understand all of this may be because he is old school and from the Midwest, and I’m not. Still, so far this is not a problem.

He says he is 40 (I’m 47) but when I met him and in his pictures he looks younger. I don’t have a problem with 7 year difference although I’d feel awkward if he was younger than that. In our conversations he makes me feel like I’m his mother or I am his boss. He takes being polite to an extreme. He thanked me several times now for writing him back when I don’t even feel it is necessary. He uses words like he is honored to have met me. I don’t feel like his equal but it’s important to me that we are.

We only wrote each other for a week and met once and he is already writing things like “Gosh I love saying your name”, or “goodnight, my precious (my name)”.

Is it not too soon to be saying things like that? What is my gut trying to tell me (just wondering out loud) and why do i feel like I’m dealing with a 34 year old? No offense intended. Just trying to get some perspective. Any thoughts, my fellow Mingle friends?

What is an ideal relationship to you?


I wish you love, peace, and health my brothers and sisters.

This site isn't a game?

Does this mean that I won't get to watch cheerleader tryouts?

Women's Lib of the 60's did not. Womens lib of the late 70's and beyond has tried to beat men and masculinity into the earth. They teach women to be more like men and men to be more feminine.

This present generation is the result of 35 years worth of radical feminism. Maybe average women should retake the Women's Lib movement away from feminism.

Have your rights and be a woman at the same time.

You might see Bruce Willis on it.