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I am here to Mingle and see what happens
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Kiss Or Run - part 22
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based on that answer, I think I'll run  oh hell babe youd want me to kiss ya. all the men want to be with me all the chiccks want to be with me the men probably want to be with me too. Hahahahaha
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Inni_dreamz, lol, well I see it the same way...lol Hahahaha |
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Topic:
Donald
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computer screen, phone, calculator, clock! oh it's time to go home!
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Edited by
inni_dreamz
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Tue 10/18/16 03:57 PM
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I can understand why you would not want to make a blanket rule for every couple going through this innidreamz, but whether a guy is with me for 4 years or 40 years, I would not want him to stay with me if he feels no joy in being with me . And if I had kids, I would hate for them to grow up watching us, and feeling like a loveless marriage is acceptable. I would certainly do my part to see if the love can be revived in him again. ie Ask what his needs are, try to meet those needs , arrange romantic trips , amp up the sex and spontanaeity etc but if he still feels nothing for me , I hate the idea of him feeling trapped and suffocated in an act of obligation to me I was thinking, if the couple had been together for a long time and had kids, it's certainly worth a shot to try and make it work. I agree, that if there really is no love left on one side or the other - eventually, it will not work. I do think people give up too fast sometimes. Also - if you've been married for 50 years, and one person is ill, the other person should stand by them - I think. If I'm the one who is sick, and he leaves me like that, after all those years! - When I die, I'm coming back to haunt his arse. Seriously tho -- There are various levels of love, and every situation is unique. I can certainly see your point of view in this. |
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Topic:
Have you ever - part 18
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No! Have you ever swam in a pond? |
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Topic:
Kiss Or Run - part 22
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based on that answer, I think I'll run
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Topic:
Pick one... - part 3
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Both
Green Beans or Asparagus |
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Topic:
Confused
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You must have patience grasshopper
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Topic:
Giving out your cell number.
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Agree with you there, Cat!
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Topic:
Giving out your cell number.
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I won't transition to phone after one message.
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Topic:
Pick one... - part 3
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Oops - I don't think that worked - no idea how to edit on the phone - sorry!
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Topic:
Pick one... - part 3
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Neither
Superman or Batman |
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Topic:
Mash ups
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Some are good, some not so much - plenty to choose from on you tube
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Can I win? Lol
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In most cases, I would say leave.
It depends on the situation, however. How long has this couple been together? How old are they? Are there children involved? Is this a mid life crisis? |
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 << my boss is getting on my last nerve >> |
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I think, to each their own as long as it's legal --- I guess.
Too big of a age difference can be creepy for sure. Certainly, not how I roll. |
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Yes
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