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Men always complain that a lot of women are gold diggers. So why do they make suck a big deal when a female WILLING pays for her boyfriend, buys him gifts and/or supports him, and then say things like he's not a "real man" for accepting the gifts/money? Seems rather hypocritical to me.

Unfaithfully

Ummmm she has balls on her elbow.

Programing

Not your typical troll under the bridge.

Hyacinths

I'm in Toronto. GTA -CANADIANS only please. sorry USA. NOT looking for LONG DISTANCE romance or countless texting. NO HookUps! me: I am traditional/jewish. I'm a casual gal, not a skirt wearing.

Kynthia

Hey everyone, I'm having problems with my current relationship at the moment and I want things to work out for the best of myself and my other half.

Malamutes

Very nice for the occasion :).

Yelrahc

Still way too cute.

Lacier

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Inscript

slightly odd face, but nice body.

Deicher

Because a lot of the time, the reactions do stem from insecurity. When women start comparing themselves to women in porn and making judgements that their men prefer "porn women" to them (when that may not be the case), then yes, insecurity is the issue (or at the very least part of it).

Crisser

I think the fact that she delayed responding to your messages suggest some ambivalence on her part. I dated a guy who did the same and it made me feel uneasy. By the time he did reply - and he did seem genuinely interested - I was already feeling annoyed about the delay. We went out three times and each time there were long delays in responding. When I met someone else on a chat site who seemed really nice and lived locally, I decided to meet him (as a friend at that point). I would not have met him if I'd be entirely happy with the way the other guy was responding.

Baaaaam

Actually this is right on target, he is kind of a stalker type. When I first met him, he was getting over a woman who he had been obsessing over for a year, but who had told him soon after they met (via match.com) that she didn't feel romantic and just wanted to be friends. But he kept pursuing anyway. Finally she cut off all contact and this lead him into a depression in which he would barely leave his apartment and lost 25 pounds in a month. When I met him, he was just able to get out of the hosue. Luckily his mom was able to run the shop. He told me all this the first time I met him (set up through a coworker). So I had to tell him the same thing, be upfront with him right off. He often wants to get together and gets very upset if I turn him down.

Snaffle

If someone lied about age (only 2 years, but still) on OLD is this a deal breaker or is so common now that you just assume everything isn't honest? Experiences with this?

Brusque

Hi, all women are welcome.

Klappen

I have to believe that she felt the same, because the 'honeymoon' stage of the relationship lasted for a few months, and we would take turns to fly and stay with each other once a month for about a week at a time.

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Bowling

The reason why they're flirting with her and planning a get together? Because she's most likely hot and she's 25. It's wrong, but that's the reason why.

Mcintee

OK i will look into that but i think these people are gonna be the same way no replys and such.

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Corsaro

yes, there's a possibility she doesn't care... but there's also a possibility that she does. so just call her and tell her how you really feel. she might think you're a jerk for .2 seconds, but believe me, no matter how she feels about you, she'll appreciate you being upfront and letting her know where you stand. being turned down isn't a big deal... it's trying to figure out what the other person is thinking that's the ****ty part.