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I would even say that I would leave her if she did it. I hate it that much. I dont want my kids around that stuff AT ALL. I saw alot of mates that started on dope end up dead when they looked for a greater high in my youth.

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I love to play pool,jogging, cooking healthy,art, movies.. I am a single Christian. I am looking for someone who is loves God, outgoing, fun and friendly. My faith is a large part of my life, and.

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Yes, it is just a tool. But it is what people do with it that is the damaging part. For single people, it can be a great way to keep in touch. But for married people or those with serious relationships, it can allow feelings to develop for a person that started out as something benign. Many times it has happened that people get in touch with someone they used to know, and they develop feelings for that person that jeopardizes the person's relationship. Whether it's with clients, business associates, work collegues, or old friends or people you grew up with, when you are dealing with private, personal conversations, that can lead to something that is destructive to a person's relationship. If the guy/woman is going through a rough patch with his/her SO, those personal conversations can be the catalyst for romantic/serious feelings to develop. Even though you may trust your SO, it's the outsiders that now have personal access to your spouse that are the problem. Is your spouse supposed to refuse a friend request from a client? A coworker? A business contact? I'd rather not be allowing these people into our home via Facebook to have personal conversations with my husband. Fortunately, my husband is in total agreement with me on this, and we value our privacy and respect our boundaries.

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Monti - the "clubs" refer to how many times a pic has been favorited by members. This pic should soon be in a prestigious new club, actually.