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New to 2004 Dating - unleashed - 04-20-2004
Now that future X is gone from the apt and has made it clear to get our divorce as soon as possible... I'm thinking if only someone could ask me out for dinner and movie would be such a treat. Doesn't seem like anyone is available for this kind of scenerio these days?
Opinion? Jimmy/I'm not going to show my tits!
New to 2004 Dating - leeman - 04-20-2004
Well I could go to dinner with you ... But i think my cabride will be quite expensive
New to 2004 Dating - Velvet - 04-20-2004
If your just looking for companionship there are organizations like parents without partners . There are lovely people that are members and are dealing or have dealt with what you are going through now and could help you . Dont worry so much so quick .. theres a whole big world of people out there why rush into getting a guy so quickly . Take your time and get the old one out of your life and mind beofre you try and bring a new one in .
New to 2004 Dating - Jimmy - 04-21-2004
Helpful tip #485.6 - Don't whine on dates like you whine on IT if you want a second date.
Helpful tip #567.2 - Men like to see boobies. :lol:
Bonus tip #1 - Men like hummers. :lol: :lol:
New to 2004 Dating - Velvet - 04-21-2004
You like trucks ? think we already know that jimmy ...
New to 2004 Dating - Bonkyboy - 04-21-2004
You poor dear. I envision a small, dusty town a'la Last Picture Show. With nuttin' to do but drink and throw empties against the side of the gas station wall.
But I digress ...
What's it like in Spring? Would I like you there? In in Oregon. It's nice and rainy up here. Make ya want to stay inside and ...
Oh, but you wanted to go OUT to dinner. Hmmmm. There's a Red Robin down the street.
Anyway, my condolences. I've been through it. In a year or three you'll look back and, if you haven't made any truly stupid decisions in the meantime (like remarry), you'll giggle with gratitude.
xoxo,
Bonky.
New to 2004 Dating - halfasleep - 04-21-2004
Hey, I don't know the details of your situation, Unleashed, so I can only offer some general advice base on my past experiences.
Also, I ain't Dr. Phil, so don't accept this as professional advice.
Don't start 'dating' (as much as the other guys on this site may object
)... 1) You need to recooperate from 10 years of routine and habits. As much as Mister Unleashed was a royale you-know-what, he was a major part of your life and you don't need to rush out and immediately 'fill the void' (in every sense of the word). Don't worry, your biological clock isn't going to go off. Now is the time to 'find yourself' and not in the local nightclub either. What you are doing with friends in your area is a great first step.
2) Take time for your children. Plan time for the kids... you guys are the family now and you need to 'get closer'. (At the very least, they may clean up their room without you yelling as much if you spend time with them
) Don't be like one woman who wanted to go out with me and try to 'pawn them off' on the first person who came along so she could have the weekend free... it makes your kids feel like crap and unwanted, too. WHEN you do get around to dating new guys (and not that ESPN person) DON'T TALK Constantly about the former Mister Unleashed. The dude you've chosen to go out is far more interested in YOU, not him. If the relationship grows (and not in THAT way), then you can start filling in the history.
You can check into the 'parents without partners'... again, I don't know how things are down there.... but around here, most of the 'parents without partners were 65 and exchanging dentures with each other.
I don't know if that helps, but hey! I'm loaded with advice...take what you can use and leave the rest!!!!
New to 2004 Dating - minorthreat - 04-22-2004
Like I said in another thread. Pm me some photos, I have some spare time.
New to 2004 Dating - minorthreat - 04-22-2004
Oh here is my photo.
![[Image: shades.jpg]](http://www.mulletpoetry.com/men_files/shades.jpg)
What do you think?
New to 2004 Dating - Devious - 04-22-2004
Quote:Originally posted by halfasleep@Apr 21 2004, 02:21 AMWOW! Are you sure your not Doctor phil?
Hey, I don't know the details of your situation, Unleashed, so I can only offer some general advice base on my past experiences.
Also, I ain't Dr. Phil, so don't accept this as professional advice.
Don't start 'dating' (as much as the other guys on this site may object
1) You need to recooperate from 10 years of routine and habits. As much as Mister Unleashed was a royale you-know-what, he was a major part of your life and you don't need to rush out and immediately 'fill the void' (in every sense of the word). Don't worry, your biological clock isn't going to go off. Now is the time to 'find yourself' and not in the local nightclub either. What you are doing with friends in your area is a great first step.
2) Take time for your children. Plan time for the kids... you guys are the family now and you need to 'get closer'. (At the very least, they may clean up their room without you yelling as much if you spend time with them
WHEN you do get around to dating new guys (and not that ESPN person) DON'T TALK Constantly about the former Mister Unleashed. The dude you've chosen to go out is far more interested in YOU, not him. If the relationship grows (and not in THAT way), then you can start filling in the history.
You can check into the 'parents without partners'... again, I don't know how things are down there.... but around here, most of the 'parents without partners were 65 and exchanging dentures with each other.
I don't know if that helps, but hey! I'm loaded with advice...take what you can use and leave the rest!!!!
New to 2004 Dating - Jimmy - 04-22-2004
Quote:Originally posted by devious+Apr 21 2004, 04:34 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(devious @ Apr 21 2004, 04:34 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-halfasleep@Apr 21 2004, 02:21 AMWOW! Are you sure your not Doctor phil? [/b][/quote]
Hey, I don't know the details of your situation, Unleashed, so I can only offer some general advice base on my past experiences.
Also, I ain't Dr. Phil, so don't accept this as professional advice.
Don't start 'dating' (as much as the other guys on this site may object
1) You need to recooperate from 10 years of routine and habits. As much as Mister Unleashed was a royale you-know-what, he was a major part of your life and you don't need to rush out and immediately 'fill the void' (in every sense of the word). Don't worry, your biological clock isn't going to go off. Now is the time to 'find yourself' and not in the local nightclub either. What you are doing with friends in your area is a great first step.
2) Take time for your children. Plan time for the kids... you guys are the family now and you need to 'get closer'. (At the very least, they may clean up their room without you yelling as much if you spend time with them
WHEN you do get around to dating new guys (and not that ESPN person) DON'T TALK Constantly about the former Mister Unleashed. The dude you've chosen to go out is far more interested in YOU, not him. If the relationship grows (and not in THAT way), then you can start filling in the history.
You can check into the 'parents without partners'... again, I don't know how things are down there.... but around here, most of the 'parents without partners were 65 and exchanging dentures with each other.
I don't know if that helps, but hey! I'm loaded with advice...take what you can use and leave the rest!!!!
You actually read all that? :blink: :lol:
New to 2004 Dating - halfasleep - 04-22-2004
Quote:Originally posted by jimmygone+Apr 22 2004, 05:14 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jimmygone @ Apr 22 2004, 05:14 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>WOW! Are you sure your not Doctor phil? [/b] You actually read all that? :blink: :lol: [/b][/quote]Quote:Originally posted by devious@Apr 21 2004, 04:34 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-halfasleep@Apr 21 2004, 02:21 AM
[b] Hey, I don't know the details of your situation, Unleashed, so I can only offer some general advice base on my past experiences.
Also, I ain't Dr. Phil, so don't accept this as professional advice.
Don't start 'dating' (as much as the other guys on this site may objectÂ
1) You need to recooperate from 10 years of routine and habits. As much as Mister Unleashed was a royale you-know-what, he was a major part of your life and you don't need to rush out and immediately 'fill the void' (in every sense of the word). Don't worry, your biological clock isn't going to go off. Now is the time to 'find yourself' and not in the local nightclub either. What you are doing with friends in your area is a great first step.
2) Take time for your children. Plan time for the kids... you guys are the family now and you need to 'get closer'. (At the very least, they may clean up their room without you yelling as much if you spend time with themÂ
WHEN you do get around to dating new guys (and not that ESPN person) DON'T TALK Constantly about the former Mister Unleashed. The dude you've chosen to go out is far more interested in YOU, not him. If the relationship grows (and not in THAT way), then you can start filling in the history.
You can check into the 'parents without partners'... again, I don't know how things are down there.... but around here, most of the 'parents without partners were 65 and exchanging dentures with each other.
I don't know if that helps, but hey! I'm loaded with advice...take what you can use and leave the rest!!!!Â
:lmao: :lmao:
New to 2004 Dating - halfasleep - 04-22-2004
**Bump** for Unleashed (llloooovvveee that Avatar!!!
New to 2004 Dating - Devious - 04-22-2004
Quote:Originally posted by jimmygone+Apr 21 2004, 11:14 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(jimmygone @ Apr 21 2004, 11:14 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>WOW! Are you sure your not Doctor phil? [/b] You actually read all that? :blink: :lol: [/b][/quote]Quote:Originally posted by devious@Apr 21 2004, 04:34 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-halfasleep@Apr 21 2004, 02:21 AM
[b] Hey, I don't know the details of your situation, Unleashed, so I can only offer some general advice base on my past experiences.
Also, I ain't Dr. Phil, so don't accept this as professional advice.
Don't start 'dating' (as much as the other guys on this site may objectÂ
1) You need to recooperate from 10 years of routine and habits. As much as Mister Unleashed was a royale you-know-what, he was a major part of your life and you don't need to rush out and immediately 'fill the void' (in every sense of the word). Don't worry, your biological clock isn't going to go off. Now is the time to 'find yourself' and not in the local nightclub either. What you are doing with friends in your area is a great first step.
2) Take time for your children. Plan time for the kids... you guys are the family now and you need to 'get closer'. (At the very least, they may clean up their room without you yelling as much if you spend time with themÂ
WHEN you do get around to dating new guys (and not that ESPN person) DON'T TALK Constantly about the former Mister Unleashed. The dude you've chosen to go out is far more interested in YOU, not him. If the relationship grows (and not in THAT way), then you can start filling in the history.
You can check into the 'parents without partners'... again, I don't know how things are down there.... but around here, most of the 'parents without partners were 65 and exchanging dentures with each other.
I don't know if that helps, but hey! I'm loaded with advice...take what you can use and leave the rest!!!!Â
Unlike you I do have a long enough attention span to pay attention to one thing!
New to 2004 Dating - unleashed - 04-22-2004
Jimmygone - GO FUCK YOURSELF! Smartass! I be you get lots of dates without teeth and discounted rates for being a returning customer! :lmao:
New to 2004 Dating - Devious - 04-22-2004
Quote:Originally posted by unleashed@Apr 22 2004, 12:52 PM:lmao: :lmao:
Jimmygone - GO FUCK YOURSELF! Smartass! I be you get lots of dates without teeth and discounted rates for being a returning customer! :lmao:
New to 2004 Dating - Jimmy - 04-23-2004
Quote:Originally posted by unleashed@Apr 22 2004, 10:52 AMMy dates are very special to me. Please don't insult them. Why do you want to be hurtful anyway? :lol:
Jimmygone - GO FUCK YOURSELF! Smartass! I be you get lots of dates without teeth and discounted rates for being a returning customer! :lmao:
New to 2004 Dating - Mech - 04-23-2004
Quote:Originally posted by unleashed@Apr 22 2004, 01:52 PMHmmmm... <_<
Jimmygone - GO FUCK YOURSELF! Smartass! I be you get lots of dates without teeth and discounted rates for being a returning customer! :lmao:
New to 2004 Dating - Jimmy - 04-23-2004
Quote:Originally posted by Mech+Apr 22 2004, 04:04 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Mech @ Apr 22 2004, 04:04 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-unleashed@Apr 22 2004, 01:52 PMHmmmm... <_< [/b][/quote]
Jimmygone - GO FUCK YOURSELF! Smartass! I be you get lots of dates without teeth and discounted rates for being a returning customer! :lmao:
Never mind. I'm not sharing. :angry:
New to 2004 Dating - unleashed - 04-23-2004
Jimmygone - at least you are not offended you mother fucker! :lmf: