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is it just me
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no offense,,,ladies...Ive been telling my friends every person I know has pms,,,,,don t attack,,,,,its a joke. guy talk 
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is it just me
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Glad to know it's not just me being a wussy girl takin' everything too personally!
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HEY!
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You're a good sport - kudos for that ... we're just having fun with you and it's great to see you take it all in stride - welcome and best of luck with your search!
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several not so nice people
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Why isn't it enough to post your thoughts in the original thread and leave it at that? You can have strong feelings about her post and disagree with those who responded - but I'm not sure how this makes things 'better'?
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HEY!
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Okie dokie!! I perved ya!!! How often will you be needing this???? 
*high 5's SKPCG* Took the words right outta my mouth!
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Exotic????
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It means that you are either from another country and of deep complexion.............thats my understanding.............not the norm or from the majority......... 
Yeah, what she said ... I'd take it as a compliment (unless of course, they meant the dancer like the other guy said! lol) |
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Am I Friggin Crazy??????
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Your feelings are your own - no one else can dictate if they're right or wrong. I think your reaction is natural and to be expected given the circumstances and while I wouldn't advocate 'celebrating' her death (there needs to be a healthy respect for life itself), give yourself permission to sort out your feelings in YOUR time, no one elses.
I would not be surprised if you find your feelings softening and changing over time - you may eventually feel sadness that she was unable to celebrate her children's happiness and felt the need to sabotage it, you may learn things about her after her death that will lead you to have compassion or empathy for her and why she behaved the way she did - while never excusing it. (I know this was true for my family after my gmother passed away - we uncovered things about her life that we were unaware of while she was with us and it gave us new insight into her 'difficult' personality, etc. Just my 2 cents.) |
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Don"t be shy.........
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*raises hand and secrety hopes there's a cash prize involved*
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Let me know what you think
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Best advice I ever received here? Spend time posting in the forums - it's the easiest, most effective way to meet new people and have fun at the same time.
Good luck with your search! |
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I am out people
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Buh-bye ... enjoyed your tales of dishwashing prowess today - cracked me up!
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Is the
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modified the question a little Thanks, Peccy - now I look even more dillusional! *off to edit original response*
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Is the
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the online one? uh-huh, yip, yep, you bet *shakes head*
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I get the gist of the question, as in, have you ever spent a lot of cash on something for someone only to them see it as no big thing. If I have that right, my answer is yes! Every woman (3 of them) I have bought expensive jewelry for, be it diamonds, sapphires, rubies, emeralds, whatever, each woman reacted with a response like "Oh, that's nice." The reaction would have been the same had I given them a hairdryer! All of those commercials where you see women ecstatic over receiving precious gems? That's not my experience at all! Maybe jewellery wasn't their 'thing' *incomprehensible to me, but guess it could happen* ... or did they feel the gift came with strings attached? (not insinuating, I swear - just playing devil's advocate) ... sometimes it's the little, unexpected, nominal gestures that speak louder than the grand ones (but precious gems are something to celebrate too  )
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Umm, rate my profile
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Looks good - post on the forums, we're always looking for articulate, witty and intelligent comments to debate!
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BROKEN DOLL
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 wow ... achingly beautiful
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SINGLE or TAKEN? - part 7
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very single (hmmm ... that doesn't have the same effect as the very taken one does it?
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I See Him Posting
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I understand from a romantic viewpoint - if he's not feeling it anymore - but what about when you're supposed to be FRIENDS with someone ... do the same rules apply? Do friends just go AWOL from other friends for no good reason?!
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I See Him Posting
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Have the book and it's darn near illegible from so many reads ... wish I could say I'm wiser and less affected when someone new goes *poof* into thin air, but it's never something that just rolls off my back - yet, anyway.
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Pictures (curious)
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but who cares - a person is more than a pic. i know someone better by what they write than what they look like. *high 5's s1owhand* My sentiments exactly! Sometimes I think when there's no photo to pre-judge a person by, their words become more significant and everyone gets a better chance. |
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Pictures (curious)
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I think a range of pic's is good (said by the girl who currently only has 1
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