*ultra mysogyny mode activated* of course she has, it's a woman's duty to look good for her man while making him sandwiches, doing the laundry and cleaning up after him, a man on the other hand doesnt need to keep himself at his best after he's caught himself a woman, after all she has no right to leave him
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A true American hero.
Guest_OneWomanArmy_*
That would be "IS your English not good".
That would be "TYPO"
*ultra mysogyny mode activated* of course she has, it's a woman's duty to look good for her man while making him sandwiches, doing the laundry and cleaning up after him, a man on the other hand doesnt need to keep himself at his best after he's caught himself a woman, after all she has no right to leave him
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LOL, I would say if you speak eight different languages you get a free pass on typos. Call me bias tho
The truth, much like a stab wound, only gets more painful the longer you ignore it.But it's in the air, everywhere you look around.
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Love is real just very rare I think.
Thankfully God has spared me from love so far. I am grateful for this. Logic over love any day of the week and that doesn't mean you can't meet or be with someone you care about, just hope that that fondness and care for them doesn't turn into blind love.
Both men and women have to uphold some standard of appearance. Just because you are with someone, it doesn't mean to let yourself go because they'll love you unconditionally. Though, you don't have to pretty up 24/7.
you didnt read the spoiler did you?
fun fact - typo is a brand of iphone keyboards, do you think that's a statement about iphone users grammar?
you didnt read the spoiler did you?
LOL, I would say if you speak eight different languages you get a free pass on typos. Call me bias tho
Calm down you love birds.
Love birds or looks birds?
Everything can't be a pony, Recon.Seagulls or some other flying pest.
Love is real just very rare I think.
Love is if you're prepared to go to the ends of the world to save your true love and sacrifice yourself.
That´s about it. We have been together since I was still in the army and that was 22 years ago. And I still feel butterflies in my stomach when I meet her after work, and according to her, she feels the same with me. And I would take a bullet for her in a heartbeat. /drama. But it is true.
The human brain has actually not fully matured yet at age 19-20, so there is something to say for considering young adults a little more on the "kid" side. Of course this doesn't mean you can't act and be mature at that age. Obviously behavior differs per person, but the brain is still undergoing development no matter what, so you're not 100% mature and grown just yet.
Doesn't mean young adults cannot commit to a relationship with someone of their own age or someone considerably older, but it's more likely that it's not going to last forever. The younger party is still developing and undergoing changes, so chances are in a few years they will change their mind, want to try something else or are less compatible with the other, etc.
With a middle-aged couple this will no longer be relevant, obviously, but I think the age difference will start to matter more again once you start to shift towards old age. Age 30 and 45 doesn't not have huge difference mentally and physically, but 60 vs 75 does, or can have. Saw this with an uncle who had a wife who was 10+ older than him and who are now getting divorced. There was more at play there, but she did want to undertake less activities and just sit at home while he wanted to take up ballroom dancing again and was very competitive in that mindset and she struggled to keep up.
There's always the exception to the rule though. I'm not claiming every relationship with an age difference is doomed to failure, and I think one should be careful to spout there disapproval if a friend or family enters such a relationship. But there are more potential obstacles on the road. In the end it's up to the couple to decide whether they are willing to stick together and overcome those.
@ StillEden: maybe it's a confidence thing with your sister and her series of relationships with young guys? Could be that it helps her feel desirable, because if she can get someone at that age, she should be able to get anyone, right? I don't think it's really something you can easily discuss with her. Maybe if the current relationship breaks up again you could carefully bring up that you're concerned about her after all these brief hook-ups with guys half her age, but it's definitely tricky. If she feels you're being judgmental she will likely withdraw from you.
What's that supposed to mean?Everything can't be a pony, Recon.
The human brain has actually not fully matured yet at age 19-20, so there is something to say for considering young adults a little more on the "kid" side. Of course this doesn't mean you can't act and be mature at that age. Obviously behavior differs per person, but the brain is still undergoing development no matter what, so you're not 100% mature and grown just yet.
Doesn't mean young adults cannot commit to a relationship with someone of their own age or someone considerably older, but it's more likely that it's not going to last forever. The younger party is still developing and undergoing changes, so chances are in a few years they will change their mind, want to try something else or are less compatible with the other, etc.
With a middle-aged couple this will no longer be relevant, obviously, but I think the age difference will start to matter more again once you start to shift towards old age. Age 30 and 45 doesn't not have huge difference mentally and physically, but 60 vs 75 does, or can have. Saw this with an uncle who had a wife who was 10+ older than him and who are now getting divorced. There was more at play there, but she did want to undertake less activities and just sit at home while he wanted to take up ballroom dancing again and was very competitive in that mindset and she struggled to keep up.
There's always the exception to the rule though. I'm not claiming every relationship with an age difference is doomed to failure, and I think one should be careful to spout there disapproval if a friend or family enters such a relationship. But there are more potential obstacles on the road. In the end it's up to the couple to decide whether they are willing to stick together and overcome those.
@ StillEden: maybe it's a confidence thing with your sister and her series of relationships with young guys? Could be that it helps her feel desirable, because if she can get someone at that age, she should be able to get anyone, right? I don't think it's really something you can easily discuss with her. Maybe if the current relationship breaks up again you could carefully bring up that you're concerned about her after all these brief hook-ups with guys half her age, but it's definitely tricky. If she feels you're being judgmental she will likely withdraw from you.
so, if i've been with the same woman for 10 years since i was 15 does that mean my brain matured early or that it still hasnt? 
What's that supposed to mean?
"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." - S. Freud
"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." - S. Freud
and sometimes its cuban?
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Glorious, what was her name, Sativa?I once had a thing with a 9 month old plant. That was the best 2 hours of my morning, man.
Both men and women have to uphold some standard of appearance. Just because you are with someone, it doesn't mean to let yourself go because they'll love you unconditionally. Though, you don't have to pretty up 24/7.
Precisely, let yourself go and don't be surprised if your significant other becomes interested in someone who does.
"Unconditional love" is for simps.
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