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MOPED. I'd fvck her - would not pay for it, but I'd fvck her. I've done worse, but it's not like I'd bring her home or let her know where I lived. I wonder why guys would pay for it, when they can pick one up in a bar that is probably better than her....

Clean is important. what helped out greatly, is setting a schedule. I wake up 20 mins early every day, and clean one thing. Be it washing dishes, cleaning 1 toilet, sweeping the patio or just pruning plants - It then doesn't become the mad dash it used to be, since I'm constantly working on it.

you know, you are all putting to much into this. Send the fvcking email, invite them out, then go about your business. If they don't show up, you've got your answer. A couple of words in an email is not (in general) going to change anything. They already know if they are going to hang with...

All women are vunerable in some way. It's just to what degree do they hide it. Like it or not, this is still a mans world. Make use of all the tools you have.

what she says is really quite irrelevant. nore next move is to invite her out for drinks - coffee, ****tails, dancing - whatever. Then you will finally get your answer and you need not dwell on it any longer.

I been through the same thing several times. including right now get back to working on yourself - body, mind and soul, and get out there. don't beat yourself up if your not in the 'game' from the get go - may take some time to develope that killer instinct again.

If she's a F buddy, then by defenition, all you should be doing is F'ing. the case here, she probably doesn'tr know that she is (an f buddy) - and you've probably not been treating her as such. anyway, if she stops fvcking you, then the ride is over, time to eject and get onto another bus...

text is impersonnell and is for kids. A man picks up the phone and calls.

exactly my thoughts. Rollo hits it on the head - it's all about spending those $$$$

Call her 1 time. you need to acknowledge your F-up - but do it with humor. if she doesn't pick up, leave a message. if you don't here from her, your only other chance would be if you 'bumped' into her again. next time, don't drink so much if you can't handle it.

don't call. you need to leave things well alone - any call from you will be deemed as needy. if your having problems, then you need to back off and let her make the first move. your showing signs of weakness. further, you've only been together for 4 months.... your way to wrapped up in...

Your lesson should be; "I will listen to my DJ brothers' advice." write it out 100 times. here is another one; "I will not day dream and fantasize about a chick I bearly know" OR "I will not waste my time with pointless text messages to an attention *****" Any more...

anyone see the new show - "must love kids" all about single mothers and their dating world. They follow a couple of single mothers and a group of guys looking for 'love'.... anyone see it/ thoughts?

it's hearsay at best. you know what your weak points are - as long as your working on it, who cares. she's probably just getting back at you somehow

ask her out - take her for coffee after the workout. Tell her you know a hike thats a great workout that you should both do this weekend. I wouldn't waste time over email. do it all in person. if she throws up serious resistance, then you know she's not interested.

some women like to vomit out their past to the guy they are with - probably to prevent them from the guilt of their past and putting it on the new guy...... "I was honest with you, and you excepted me" somethings should be left unsaid.

that is valid - however when you live on a different continent to them, it's hard to ensure they are comfortable and getting all of the care they deserve. it's the intangibles - not seeing them, not being there for them, and perhaps the guilt of not being around....

that is valid - however when you live on a different continent to them, it's hard to ensure they are comfortable and getting all of the care they deserve. it's the intangibles - not seeing them, not being there for them, and perhaps the guilt of not being around....

This is really a question for those of you who have a good relationship with their parents. I live in another continent to my parents. I just drove my mum to the airport after she helped through some injuries I sustained. I'm in a funk right now, because I'm reflecting on how little time...