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posted by: themarina (reply) post date: 07.05.06 (11:46 am) I'm sorry to hear it didn't work out. I totally agree that you should just get it over and done with and the fact that you're being honest is the most important! posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.05.06 (11:54 am) Reply to: themarina I am always honest in these situations, even if people may not want to hear the truth! Unfortunately, I can't control these kind of things, unfortunately! But I don't like trying to force things that aren't meant to be, either. posted by: katz (reply) post date: 07.05.06 (1:17 pm) you are using I's in that.. like "I want a long term relationship" you are stating what you want and telling him what you are not getting. Good bye CBB! posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.05.06 (1:31 pm) Reply to: katz I feel a bit like a hypocrite though; it's not like I tried really hard or anything. But then again, I didn't think we were at the point where it would be fair of me to make demands. posted by: scubadiva (reply) post date: 07.05.06 (1:33 pm) You're preaching to the choir... Same situation, different nickname. ;) posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.05.06 (7:54 pm) Reply to: scubadiva I have even started considering older men! Men who are 10 years older than I am just look so ... old...but maybe they will have that maturity and long-term vision I so desire...BWAHAHAHA posted by: scubadiva (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (2:59 am) Reply to: rosietulips Define "older" - as in "I'll be changing your diapers sooner than later" older or a different decade? I've tended to date men, on average, 5-8 years older than myself. I've dated a few that were 2-3 years younger and some more that were my age... It all depends on how they take care of themselves - I want someone that can keep up with me and doesn't have a heart attack if they have to climb 5 flights of stairs. Then again, if you're thinking fiscally, perhaps you should talk to Anna Nicole Smith for some pointers. posted by: verucassalty (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (8:17 am) what you said is soo true.. if he was interested in making the relationship happen, it would be obvious and apparent to not only you but everyone else around the two of you. many more fish in the sea.. have fun.. and my god, does reading your blog sound so similiar to how i was even a year ago. crazy. posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (11:27 am) Reply to: scubadiva Older = more mature, I suppose even though age doesn't affect maturity completely! Someone older but young at heart would be good. He has to be active, but I want that maturity!!! I am not too concerned about the fiscal part as long as I don't go into debt because of him. posted by: scubadiva (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (11:38 am) Reply to: rosietulips Maturity definitely doesn't necessarily correspond with chronological age. (Boy is that true!!!!) It's always nice to know the dude has some income and has a working car so he doesn't bum $$ off you. When I used to make the big bucks, I purposely started dating guys that made more than me - not because I was a gold digger, but because a lot of guys had issues b/c of it - either they expected me to pay for everything or they had jealousy issues. (Not necessarily true but it got to be enough of a pattern...) posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (11:43 am) Reply to: FitGirl15 The young ones are fun, but they rarely want to settle down! I figure maybe an older guy would give me some perspective!??! Oh awesome!! I will take the number!! (it's going to be awkward calling...BWAHAHAH) You can email it to me: rosietulips at hotmail dot com . Thanks! (tblog doesn't like email addresses!!) posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (11:45 am) Reply to: verucassalty I've been fishing for so long now...*L* I want a big bite!! How old are you now, if you don't mind me asking? posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.06.06 (11:46 am) Reply to: scubadiva The guys I've been dating usually make more than me, but there are so many car-less ones. I guess when I'm dating broke-ass guys, I feel like I'm somehow responsible for supporting them or something. posted by: scubadiva (reply) post date: 07.07.06 (1:32 am) Reply to: rosietulips I don't date broke-ass guys anymore. I dated 'the artist' a few years ago. Led to D-R-A-M-A. I may be broke-ass, but that's a whole 'nother story. posted by: verucassalty (reply) post date: 07.07.06 (3:04 am) i am 32 and my boy is 31. i have always liked them younger.. he and i are both equal i suppose as to what we bring to the relationship- as far as financial and emotional baggage. it makes it easier for us to feel comfortable with each other i think. posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.07.06 (7:47 am) Reply to: scubadiva Artists don't appeal to me. Their passion for their craft is commendable, but it's not more attractive!! posted by: rosietulips (reply) post date: 07.07.06 (7:48 am) Reply to: verucassalty I definitely want someone who is my equal. I was asking about your age because according to astrology...around 29 is a tough time for a lot of women. Once they get past a certain point, we really grow into ourselves. posted by: scubadiva (reply) post date: 07.07.06 (8:18 am) Reply to: rosietulips Artists never appealed to me before. Still don't. He did but led to the addition of more rules: no bipolar guys, no guys that don't have a steady income and reside in a warehouse without a communal bathroom. posted by: verucassalty (reply) post date: 07.07.06 (10:11 am) Reply to: rosietulips that really fits for me. 29 was a real bitch. very interesting |
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