B_FatMushroomHead
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no, we're onto how great he is and how breaking up sucks.
sheesh
what are vittles? is it like pasta?
Guh. You're gonna be a pain in the ass. I hope you lick balls really well.
no, we're onto how great he is and how breaking up sucks.
sheesh
what are vittles? is it like pasta?
everyone has turning points.
this thread, in case you'd not noticed, isn't complaining about the man i'm with. far from it, because the man is great. it's asking about societal pressures to be part of a couple.
please try to keep up, pet.
i am the biggest arse pain ever.Guh. You're gonna be a pain in the ass. I hope you lick balls really well.
you're trying way to hard here.No need to keep up, if you are sooo concerned with what other people think, societal pressures, in regards to your happiness then, you LOSE. Who gives a damn what society thinks about relationships.
Vittles, red neck for food.no, we're onto how great he is and how breaking up sucks.
sheesh
what are vittles? is it like pasta?
everyone has turning points.
this thread, in case you'd not noticed, isn't complaining about the man i'm with. far from it, because the man is great. it's asking about societal pressures to be part of a couple.
please try to keep up, pet.
don't say it like that :frown1:
...shit!
ahhhhh! my new word for the day. :smile:Vittles, red neck for food.
Think Beverly Hillbillies
and there are gay guys who've done the wife & kids bit.Because people being different scares a lot of people. Just like when you get married, the pressure is to have a child.
I think misery loves company.
you're right.sorry. I'm sure he's too good for you.
so give him the old "it's not you, it's me" speech and be done with it.
he can move on to a younger female, preferably without children in tow.
shoulda right clicked :tongue:All I wanna know is where your album pics went.
Shit.
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doll, after i split with the ex i was celibate & without for three years.
people who know me?
well the women who can't live without a man don't get it,
and men in general just don't get it.
my parents certainly don't get it at all!
i think you give people credit for being more rational than they are.:biggrin1:
but what defines a keeper? i would say that, if i'm honest, most of my boyfriends have been keepers. i just didn't want to keep them though.
but you've sort of hit the crux...what is necessary?
sage advice.You seem quite unsettled because you want more from life, but you're smart enough to know that you can only achieve this yourself.
I don't know what you want to do, but once you start working for it you'll be happier, even if those around you won't be.
Don't waste your life not doing what you'd like to do.
sage advice.
thanks.
spare ribs, anyone?It's a crazy, mixed up world we live in.
The weird part, if you believe it, is that we women are supposed to be man's missing rib...
...which is, maybe, why they get boners when they look at us???
Just sayin' ...
jeez...does she manage to stay polite?My older sister was single (never married) until marrying at age 42. At every family function, she was grilled on when she was going to get married.
My male cousin (a year younger) was never questioned like this - only was ribbed and teased (and, no doubt, being envied) about "sowing oats" and being a "player." :irked:
so the topic up for discussion is,
the social pressure to get a man and the assumption we're incomplete without one.
My male cousin (a year younger) was never questioned like this - only was ribbed and teased (and, no doubt, being envied) about "sowing oats" and being a "player." :irked:
who does deserve to be happy?They actually have an entire program, magazine and all, for people who uphold the idea of being single or at least not "completed" by their partners and live-ins is ridiculous. They actively combat it.
Also, I'm happy you've given up on men. You hardly deserve the happiness you seek, and further you're not worth the effort to put up with. No woman is. [/opposing sides]