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To get noticed, be yourself and extra-nice to her.

=)

that takes a great deal of courage though, because you know that she may not like your true self

but relationships never work out if you are faking an attitude or a character

Remember, you can be his best friend though he is married. Having a affair is out of the question and not wise. I wish you good luck.

haha probably conisidering there are only about a handfull of people that atually come online... =)~

When you love....expect that you will be hurt. You should tell her your age. If she really love you, she will forgive you for what you have done. Loving is accepting the part of life that you will be hurt someday. don't be afraid to be hurt, its only part of our life. Go on, tell her!

hrmm....i doubt that you should get involved. you're looking at the situation in that you two are great together and you're only looking at the positive sides. that is also good but later you'll start to realize that there are many differences that you didn't notice before. you'll start to see that ...

Just like I was saying...you must not be too fun ta hang out with...

Our definitions of fun differ. Greatly. You wouldn't be fun to hang out with for me, either. More than half of what I'm saying to you never gets there, so I don't think I'm even going to bother, anymore.

IceQueen...ever wanted to do something but did not because it was too risky? Then later wished you did... No, never. Looked at stuff and DIDN'T want to do it because it was risky, yes. Never regretted anything I did or didn't do, either, because I like to be of sound mind when I make my decisions so...

The only thing I do NOT agree with is to masturbate instead of having sex. I don't feel its right to deny yourself of anything...That becomes a problem...It's one thing to have a lack of options but just wrong to deny yourself from what comes natural. In everything that lives there is natural instin...

Those are not reasons for masturbation. Those are reasons for *preferring* masturbation when horny and partner-less.

Not for me, at all. As a matter of fact, sex with a person I'm not serious about is out of the question as well. I can masturbate and not run the risks of:

- emotional involvement

- getting pregnant

- catching something awful.

In the US the law is that once youre 18 you cant have sexual relations with anyone under 18, or its statutory rape.

I heard 16-16 and everything up from there is ok, with consent.

18-16 seems like a lot now, but if it became 26-24, you'd see much less of a difference, eh? 48-46. And so on.

well as for me, i always convert my girl into an alcoholic.




can't get sex from her unless she's drunk, eh?

I'm arrogant.

i've seen your kind. it's not pretty.

it's a really beautiful coat but i'm just worried i won't get much wear out of it after this season.

i'm a doormat.

I am thinking of investing in a lightweight red trench coat, to the knee in length. Now I'm wondering if it would be worth it: would it last beyond this season or is it better to go for something more classic?

You may aswell give it a go if you don't think you will wear it hot pink, nothing lost in that case.

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