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Nonhistoric

Any thoughts or similar experiences would be most helpful. Thanks.

Bowen

Visited Jackie Spa in Tecom friendly place with easy parking and had a good choice of girls the Indian was nice and I felt so nice afterwards thx

Birdnet

You are in the honeymoon stage of learning about a new person; that is the time when the oxytocin levels are raging and you are riding on the euphoria and first blush of love.

Euphemistical

jillaroos on their day off

Condensation

absolutely puffyone - the perfect size

Newkirk

"Having doubts? I'm not sure what you mean. My phone hasn't rang; I can't turn down a date that I haven't been asked out on...... "

Minnebo

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Arctype

I'm also by no means chasing the first guy. His response the other day and then silence just threw me off since he's so far taken every initiative to contact me and see me, and even just sending thoughtful messages, even a phone call. He pulled back a little (in my view) and that naturally makes me wonder and want to reach out to him.

Volva

I'm asking this somewhat obvious question, because occasionally I get a guy much younger than myself interested in me. And it makes me wonder, what is it he is looking for? The phone rang tonight, and now I have that question again. Please tell so I can decide whether to call back.

Zehcnas

whew! unfortunately, i have been in a relationship where he had cheated. well actually, he always broke up (out of the blue) so he can date others. the grass was always greener somewhere else and ALWAYS he thought of himself first!

Skelter

She could be the HP for the next 6 months with no objection. This JBG is what our site is all about, or used to be about. No 20 somethings today. Thank you LemonDropplease don't go away. We need you now more than ever!

Rubor

I am looking for someon.

Bleak

i just don't know if i can totally see past the money when it affects everything we do together, everywhere we are, what he's wearing, how he smells (divine)......i don't want to resent him!

Huari

A man who is disrespectful to you and your relationship. He needs to go.

Woodsy

The latest? Months ago, we talked about doing something nice on V-Day. It's his night with his daughter, and I have mine, too. So I thought maybe a nice dinner out, or go bowling, or something like that. Romance wasn't going to happen with the kids along, and it didn't seem right to either of us to find sitters for them. So a "family" event it was to be. Then, last week, he informs me his kid's mom wants her daughter that night. Why? Because she wants a "family" night with her new boyfriend and his 2 young girls, and since his pending divorce is hostile, he doesn't get a lot of time with his kids. I'm not thrilled about losing out on "our" family plans for that night, but who am I in their planning, right? Just the girlfriend. Why should he include me in any discussions regarding how my time will be spent? (That's sarcasm, by the way.) Fine. Whatever. So I spend a week adjusting to the idea that it will be just me, him, and my daughter. It'll be fine. Missing out on any bonding stuff with his kid, but I'm resigning myself to the fact that bonding time is an afterthought to him and his (not yet) ex. Then, at lunch today, he lets me know he and the (almost) ex have decided to on this arcane schedule with his kid that winds up meaning our daughters won't see each other for 3 months in every 6 month period. (Don't ask -- this whacky schedule requires a PhD to figure out.) After I was clearly unhappy with this news, it starts to become really clear to me that there is no malice on anyone's part -- it's simply that my time in his life -- as it relates to his daughter and a possible future for all of us -- is totally an afterthought. He's not happy that I'm not happy, and he vows to do his best to fix it. He also adds that the V-Day schedule change was his (not yet) ex-wife's way of giving me and him a romantic day together. I point out to him that both she and he *know* I have my daughter that day, and that this has been on both of their calendars for months. So I'm doubtful she really was trying to make a nice gesture. Either she or he said this to try to smooth things over for me, realizing that, as usual, I was an afterthought in the planning. There's a pattern of this, and all of the people in his life have said so. And, in all fairness, the main problem may lie with him -- he's not the best communicator.