You weren't that young. You were nearly 30, a grown man. And what's scary is that I know all this about you.

They are scarred and scared. There are just as many who will marry again and they have married again.

You married for love. Was that a fairy tale?

If a person is developing feelings for someone, it is very cowardly not to take the next step and to deny both parties a chance at true love, which comes along once in forever.

Most people here are educated, experienced and quite lucid, except for a few who sound a little off but they are probably drunk or high. Luckily, there is no dearth of intelligent conversations. Good times.

NorCal, come to me, sweetie.

Your worst nightmare!!!! Muahahaha

Come sit with me, baby.

Nowadays, cell phones cost upwards of $500 - $700 and then some. That is a tough call but I would return it, without an expectation of a reward even. I would feel empathy for the person, realizing how devastating it would be to lose my cell phone. It's not just for the monetary value but all the personal info and irreplaceable files which I have accumulated on the cell, although I have tried to keep that to a minimum due to privacy concerns.

Sweet Romeo!! Yummy!!!

Note to self: Get an even larger display cabinet or one that extends...

Hello, sweetheart.

Depending on the quality and size of the male specimen, I may do both...

Let's see. I am still working on getting a larger display cabinet for my man collection. I did custom order one the other day...

It gets better. The actor liked me and complimented my outfits whenever I would show up to his concerts and he hugged me. He hugged loyal fans. Then he tweeted me a couple of times on Twitter. The fan girls and desperate housewives went into a tizzy and a hissy fit. Hahahahaha

I like the way you think, Annie, but many people who have gone through painful breakups are afraid to love again. I keep loving men who are emotionally unavailable.

In the film "Million Dollar Baby" (2004), the protagonist in the film asked for assisted suicide after she became a quadriplegic (paralysis of the body from the neck down) when suffering injuries in the boxing ring. Her quality of life had become severely diminished and it was too painful for her both mentally and physically to carry on living.

Committing suicide is neither "gutsy" nor courageous. It an act of despair, like the person is in so much mental and/or physical anguish, their quality of life is diminished and they see no reason to carry on living. It is too painful to carry on. People ask for assisted suicide as a quick and effective means of ending their miserable existence. Suicide attempts can be painful, botched or unsuccessful. The assisted suicide guarantees a clear exit.

This is frightening. Who's to say that a vengeful spouse or relative may choose to end the life of someone with impunity, under the guise of mercy killing?

I find this disturbing on many levels. What specifically makes their lives so unbearable that they seek to end them? I noticed the larger percentage of people seeking assisted suicide was over 40. If we are talking about people who are hooked up to life support machines and they are vegetables or brain dead, that is one thing. If it is someone who has severe mental problems like hearing voices or multiple personality disorders, that could be another issue. I'm not clear on what condition exactly these people had to compel them to end their lives.

It is the will of every living organism, no matter how poor their quality of life, to choose to live. It is the natural will of every living organism, the fight to live, the fight for life. I cannot fathom the severity of someone's condition, either mentally or physically, that would make them chose death, UNLESS THEY ARE MENTALLY IMPAIRED. At this point, assisted suicide is the last thing they should be allowed. I just would like a detailed description of the extreme cases and their condition, which is not mentioned in the article.

How many people at one time or another in their lives have not contemplated suicide when they were low or hit a rough patch or after a painful breakup or devastating experience? I am sure this article refers to persistent thoughts of suicide but a lot of very depressed people are in this category. What criteria exactly is used to assess competent to die????