I don't really have a "type". Just prefer someone that will make me their "choice" and not an option. Also, someone who isn't interested in closing the bars alone(where the bartenders spend more time with them than I do) blah!

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Hello

I'm from Michigan

I would walk away

You are fortunate enough to have the extra money to spend on them. Donate them to a Women's Shelter.

If a man created this thread listing all of his "don't" wants.. I could see a females reply now: "go buy a blow-up" ::just sayin::

The "Empty Nest Syndrome" is quite the adjustment. My youngest left home for college last year. My oldest moved out 3 years ago. At first I was quite lonely..until I started a new life of my own. I guess I raised them both the best I could, it's time to put me first now!

as he headed for the door...

Miss one then had one the next month, missed another and another..and no more ever so far for 5yrs. I'll take the hotflashes instead.LOL

Hello, welcome and have fun.

It's getting hot in here, so take off all your clothes...

I personally look for someone who can communicate with me. Keep a conversation going, so that we both aren't sitting there in awkward silence. If that happens..the date didn't go well at all.

I'm fine with 44 Why lie?

Exactly!! This year I have it off, sooooooo I'm getting myself prepared for it!! YAY!

My family stopped buying for adults also, just for the kids. But last year we played the game with gifts nobody knew what they were (forgot the name of it).. the one where one person could take the gift from another, not knowing what they'd end up with? lol

We kept the limit at $5. A few thought that they'd get "junk" and at first didn't want to participate.. but in the end, they found out you really COULD get some useful things. $5 gas cards, reusuable shopping bags, dryer sheets, box of crackers/cheese .. it wasn't much, but we made it fun and that's the most important part of family get togethers!

I started shopping for my boys already.. not a big start yet, but getting there. I'm one that likes to go shopping on Black Friday, I think it's fun AND exciting! hehe

I hate to be the burden of bad news, but when only one parent is the disciplinary parent and the other doesn't help out.. this will continue until teenage years. He will grow up to learn how to "play" the parents. I've lived this. And each and every time you get your son, you will have to re-program him to your ways. When my boy's would come back from spending a week with their dad, it would take me 2-3 days to get them back in order, unfortunately. But one day, as mine did, he will come to you and thank you, also apologize for being such a chit growing up. lol

ACK!! I feel for you if he has them. It's a LOT of work and treatments are expensive. (or at least they used to be.. sprays, shampoo's, comb's)

I ended up getting them many years ago, from my ex-husband's nephew at the time, he had lice and slept on my pillow on the couch. Funny thing is, nobody else in our house caught them. JUST ME "lucky" lol The comb destroyed my hair and took HOURS to go through with that dang comb.

Be sure to spray EVERYWHERE.. along your baseboards, on/under the mattress, carpets, couch cushions..

Umm..no