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11-09-2010, 09:55 AM
Forgot to say, second thing in my mind, "I don't care, I'll give it a try.". Needless to say, it actually worked, I've been with Anya from 13 to 20 years old, thats when I think God found out an Angel was missing, and called her back. I know she's guarding me every step I make, but still, it hurts so deep.
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11-09-2010, 07:45 PM
I certainly understand your feelings and that is a lovely visualization you have of it. I will just have to be my KuronUSA's angel in life and when the Buddah-stream of life-death-rebirth carry us away we will just work to find one another again. If we found each other this time around then we surly can on the next go.
I Defied My Brain And Learned For Myself That Wheelchairs Are Not Always Forever...Music Was A Large Part Of My Healing...Let Music Heal Your Soul. |
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11-09-2010, 08:15 PM
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im glad that u broke from tradition and actually decided to approach a hot girl (pats back) about bloody time! |
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11-09-2010, 09:26 PM
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I don't really set much stock in tradition,all it means is that people have done it for multiple generations. That by no means that it's pratical,ethical,etc. |
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11-09-2010, 09:27 PM
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I'd like to add to your post. I've known a couple of extremely pretty girls who fancied themselves as being just that. This is a serious repellent for most men. Not all pretty girls are like that, but a few examples like them can cause a ripple effect. Additionally, I've read in psychology books that most people tend to date people of similar "attractive" levels. As BS as this sounds, I've done nothing but see it around me so I can't completely dispel it. So, if you happen to be unreasonably pretty...good luck finding a reasonably pretty man. (Handsome would have been more apt, I'd guess) :P |
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11-10-2010, 03:33 AM
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Being "pretty" in that sense is an advantage in a club or a bar. In everyday life though there are so many more things that come into play not to mention that you don't have to be a magazine covergirl to be considered pretty by men. |
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11-10-2010, 12:05 PM
from a not very pretty old lady--------
surely beauty is in the eye of the beholder-- one mans meat is another mans poison. Its the person inside the outer shell that matters. anyone can dress up, put on fancy clothes and hairstyles------------- BUT---Pretty doesn't really mean a lot. I have three older grand-daughters-- who I consider beautiful--but they do like to dress up when they go clubbing etc. use hair extensions, colour their hair and wear attractive clothes. They always seem to have plenty of boyfriends-- but apart from the eldest who is 23-- they are pretty self sufficient. I suppose if they want a great night out dancing etc they want to look attractive. I wouldn't say any of them are PRETTY-- but they are attractive and have a lovely nature. The eldest works for Easy Jet-- so meets many people from around the world. I think that some "Professional "WOmen" can be very scary or intimidating. Those that work for big companies-- or run organisations etc. can be very intimidating |
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