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Love songs
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Topic:
Tell about X
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Unless you're super nosy I'm not sure why you would be interested. Several people have asked why I started this topic. The reason to ask is to find out what people liked or disliked about their previous relationships and what they learned about people or about themselves through their previous relationships. Not particularly interested in who they were or sordid details. Not trolling for angry responses or salacious tidbits. 
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Selfish interest
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appears he is actually looking for a rare type of harem
- of sugar mommas and that just might work for him if he could pull it off doesn't sound much like "harem material" if you ask me tho'
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Topic:
Tell about X
Edited by
s1owhand
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Mon 06/24/13 01:13 AM
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Yes. Sure. Why not? Vivid imagery! Expected there'd be more stories which sounded more like Homer Simpson than Ursula though... |
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~ nothing
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Topic:
Tell about X
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Well it is "ahem" not usually socially acceptable to discuss stuff
about your ex. But we don't have to walk on eggshells around here so I was curious about what people would share about their exes... Or not.
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There are a few occasions when I might have stayed silent.
There are a few occasions when I might have spoken up. Couple of times I might have just stayed out of it. Couple of times I might have stepped in and acted. 
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Topic:
Tell about X
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 What about your ex?
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~ something's broken
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Topic:
Hearts' Song
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Always nice to read you here again.
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Artgurl saying hi
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Will Durant “Sixty years ago I knew everything; now I know nothing; education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance.” “We have here the fundamental problem of ethics, the crux of the theory of moral conduct. What is justice? -shall we seek righteousness, or shall we seek power? -is it better to be good, or to be strong?” “And last are the few whose delight is in meditation and understanding; who yearn not for goods, nor for victory, but for knowledge; who leave both market and battlefield to lose themselves in the quiet clarity of secluded thought; whose will is a light rather than a fire, whose haven is not power but truth: these are the men of wisdom, who stand aside unused by the world.” ― Will Durant, The Story of Philosophy 
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Sexuality like everything else is very individual.
For some people, sex once or twice a week is very frequent. For others, sex once or twice a week would seem very infrequent. What is satisfying or acceptable is purely a personal preference. There are many friendships which can be extremely close without sex but these are nonsexual relationships. |
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Is it just posturing?
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My BB PIN
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Alright. Go ahead and chat. We're all listening!! 
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Global Thermonuclear WWII? Oh c'mon now!! That is a bit off-scale on the exaggerate-o-meter! 1. Doing what's necessary......(to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon) This could mean convincing Iran that their nuclear program is counterproductive so Iran itself decides to dismantle their nuclear weapons development activities or as is most likely appears now... destroying Iran's nuclear foundry by force. Sanctions have not made any impact so far on Iran's reckless race to nuclear weapons grade enriched uranium. Obama has declared that he is not bluffing and it should be taken as seriously as G H W Bush's famous "line in the sand" declaration back in Aug 1990. Unless Iran changes course dramatically their nuclear program will be destroyed by force with support from the USA. 2. Doing what's necessary in Syria....(to prevent mass murder of civilians and a radical Islamic takeover in the country) Immediately following the announcement, the first action taken by Obama was to have his new Sec of State John Kerry go tell Iraq that the US expects them to immediately stop allowing Assad forces to resupply Iran arms through Iraqi airspace and over Iraqi land routes. The clear indication is that the US could escalate their support of the anti-Assad forces and work with the rest of the international community to oust Assad and protect ordinary Syrian citizens. I don't think anyone reasonable would interpret this as any large scale military deployment on the part of the US however. |
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There are long-term regulars on the forums that we get to know through our daily conversations. Sometimes controversial subjects come up, and tensions mount while diverse ideas are bantered about. It’s during these intense discussions that we can learn even more about each other as we let our critical thinking sides show. If you are attracted to another member and have been interacting to get to know them better before reaching out to make a personal connection, can what you learn about their views, and how they handle themselves on the boards, turn you off from getting any closer? Or do you remain determined to make your move because even if their particular views may be outside the box, they turn you on no matter what? I guess I just either am attracted to them on the whole or I am not. What they say and how they act on the boards is very important as it is the only way to get to know someone here until you videochat and meet in person. Don't expect anyone to think exactly like me. On the other hand I can recognize someone who has compatible or incompatible views on various topics. It's like pornography. You know it when you see it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIDWgqDBNXA |
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Religious differences in marriage are a major philosophical lifestyle, and family mismatch. Impacts a wide swath of activities and values. It is all a matter of degree of the mismatch. There may be quite a few compromises which have to be made between the two partners for them both to be satisfied. If one partner believes they must go to church every week and the other thinks religion is a big bunch of hooey then it might cause problems. Heck even if one person really likes to go to church and the other one just is very casual about it and doesn't really enjoy it very much then that also can produce quite a bit of friction. If one partner decides to make a religion change and the other does not then it increases the mismatch and could be so severe as to make the marriage impractical.
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Topic:
(temporarily titled) Crush
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Topic:
A Stranger In Wonderland
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