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- social bartering 2.0
by Freshprince357
5 mon
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REVOLUTIONIZING E-COMMERCE ... SOCIAL BARTERING: let us know if this would be a great idea for you all ... ... the startup we’re creating is incentivizing community commerce through what we’re calling ’Social Bartering’. If you’ve ever felt like you couldn’t sell something you had or there was no way you could buy that great new thing you wanted, it’s because eCommerce has traditionally been passive and transactional. There’s a lack of social interaction and smart buy/sell techniques in the current commerce giants! We’re looking to get people connected faster to their target buyers and sellers an ...
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- hard to meet new people, is this putting stipulations?
by #118849
24 mon
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i have a question i doubt this has been talked about. this all goes back to the past. There was some guys that I used to talk to and he said I put stipulations on people. I asked him what do you mean? He said well you don’t seem to like people who have kids. I said i am talking about small children. I am not interested in being someones friend and they got kids. I am 24 yrs old, do you know how hard it is to find college aged women with no kids who wanna have fun? my common interest isnt kids, why would u befriend me knowing i have no kids or have any interest in them? i told one chick who ...
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- Re: hard to meet new people, is this putting stipulations?
by BlueRose
24 mon
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Ummm...yeah...you do put too many stipulations on others. You say you can’t stand hearing about other people’s kids [I’m paraphrasing] but you need to consider this --- as your currently childless friends age, many will get married and become parents. Would you dump a long time friend because she became a parent? ... ... Not all friends follow the exact same path in life. Some will marry and become parents while others will remain childless and not marry. Some will be stay at home moms while others will pursue a career outside the home. ... ... True friends accept that life paths will diverge bu ...
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- Re: hard to meet new people, is this putting stipulations?
by #118849
24 mon
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well, yes, i can see the contradiction. i mean i am childless, i want to find others who are childless like me. i have a friend who wants to have kids in the future, i guess no i wouldn’t dump her, but i don’t want to be spending time with someone else’s kids. i have met other childless ppl who say they have their own lives and don’t wanna be spending time with ppl’s kids. i love meeting people, but i don’t wanna hear anything about kids. for example, when i was single, i went on a date with a guy who was 21 (at the time) with 2 sons he was raising. he ”challenged” me to go out with me say ...
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- Re: hard to meet new people, is this putting stipulations?
by Iolite
24 mon
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So you’re picky--nothing wrong with that. It’s just going to take you a lot longer to find someone who fits your list of criteria. ... ... Meeting new people is easy, they’re EVERYWHERE, especially if you live in a city. Finding people you connect with, is a bit harder, especially for folks who aren’t gregarious and ”people persons”. You’ve got a list of ”requirements” so that’s naturally going to narrow your options. ... ... As I see it, you’ve got two options: 1. accept yourself and continue to winnow the shaft from the wheat and eventually you’ll find friends you can hang with. 2. Try not ...
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- Re: hard to meet new people, is this putting stipulations?
by #118849
24 mon
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To Iolite, ... ... I do live in a city, a stuck up city in AZ who thinks it is Hollywood everyday. I go to another city which is more laid-back. I am not trying to be picky, but people have disregarded me because of something I couldn’t do with them. Of course, it wasn’t right for them to do that and it was rude. I have met people who didn’t want to be my friend because I want to party and drink, I do it responsibly. I admit I did it irresponsibly in the past when I was at my ex college, thus letting my grades slip, and once I got them back up, I had to balance school and social time. I did it ...
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- Re: hard to meet new people, is this putting stipulations?
by Valerian
24 mon
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Hello..I am living in a city and I have no problems to meet new people. They have the same hobbies like I have, e.g. playing online games and surfing in the internet. I just have to keep on searching... ... [End]
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- you're thinking way too hard about this.
by John McCain 2008
24 mon
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I don’t put stipulations on anybody. Why? Enjoy the moment and let life take you wherever it goes. I live it like I’m in a big movie and don’t know where the scriipt is taking me when it comes to people. I can plan, I can suggest, but all anyone really knows about future meetings is that there is somebody right around the corner about to run into you. He or she is there, it’s gonna happen. YOu can’t really change it. What you do with chance encounters is how your life will either be successful...or a bore. ... ... I met my wife in a college weight room when I wasn’t even in the mood to m ...
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- Re: you're thinking way too hard about this.
by #118849
24 mon
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To John McCain, ... ... I am 25 yrs old and still don’t gravitate to children, sorry but you are wrong on that. When I was single, my rule was to never date someone with kids I didn’t want their baggage nor did I want to be a parent early. My boyfriend of almost 6 yrs has no kids, even if he had a child, I would never looked his way. I have done that to men and women that I wouldn’t date them if they had kids. ... ... I enjoy sleeping in late and playing video games not catering to a child’s needs every 5 minutes. I am set in my ways, I didn’t like my childhood so no need for me to have children. Mo ...
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- Re: you're thinking way too hard about this.
by BlueRose
24 mon
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Are you Tigerlily23? If not, you sure are very similar to her... ... ... Anyway---just a thought regarding kids---If you don’t think you have any maternal instincts, then you are making the right choice to be childless. However, you need to take a long look into the future. For example, I know 2 families where none of the offspring ever married. There were 3 kids in each family, they’re all now in their 50s. ... ... In family A, the two sisters decided to buy a home together and will live together in retirement. They know they need to look out for each other. ... ... In family B, the only daughter h ...
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- Re: you're thinking way too hard about this.
by #118849
24 mon
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No, I am not her. Well, I do have nieces - 2 of them. You are right, they were not true friends because I couldn’t have the money to do xyz. I agree about holding off on clubs until I have money. I am on tons of social networking sites, when it came to meeting people off there, I had more bad luck than good. I was like I had better luck meeting people in real life. I have met people offline who turned out to be bad people plus it only lasted a week or if I was lucky a month. ... ... It was short friendships, their true colors started to show really quick and I picked up on it so fast. People I ...
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 Today is National Smile Day - Can I have an Awwwwww? 
by LuellaMay
31 mon
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... ... ... ... ... ... ... Photo: Friends Forever from Webshots.com ... ... [End]
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- A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by #128972
3 year
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Hello everyone this is my first time posting here and I would like your opinions and ideas on situation I am currently in. There is this girl, who will remain anonymous, I’ll call her Jane. ... ... I befriended Jane last year, I felt complete and utter affection and adoration for her skills, talents and beauty. Over the course of few months I believe we became good friends, I also grew strong feelings for her love and companionship. I am usually the solitary type, I don’t enjoy hanging out with big groups, nor do I care about a social life. But, Jane on other hand I felt was person I could al ...
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by MrCuddly
3 year
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It does sound like you’re probably more into her than visa-versa. She probably doesn’t even feel like she’s using you. ... ... Beautiful women are used to people showering them with affection, gifts, services, attention ALL THE TIME! I guess when so many people try so frantically to give you things, you stop feeling guilty for accepting after awhile. ... ... We’ve all been there, my friend. Take your lumps, grieve, and move on. No doubt it won’t be the last time you’re taken for a ride by someone of the opposite sex. ... ... When I was younger I would date or live with many beautiful women. Pe ...
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by BlueRose
3 year
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Sad to say, there are people like Jane who will use you then discard you. As soon as you figure out that a person is treating you like that, it’s time to move on. Whenever there is someone I know who starts calling me only when she wants something, I just end contact with her. ... ... I understand feeling lonely and wanting friends. It’s tough to make friends when you are a loner/introvert by nature. Thus I understand why you responded the way you did when Jane called you up only because she wanted something from you. However, you must stay strong. Next time she calls and wants somethi ...
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by #68716
3 year
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If you have any ounce of self-respect left you will leave her. She obviously has no intentions of recipricating any of your feelings. So why waste your time? Dump her like the narcissistic rag that she is and move on. ... ... And dont ever fall for a model again! [End]
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- .........lol
by uchihaMadara
3 year
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If you have taken enough math to put 1+1=2, then you surely know that you are your own greatest illusionist if you think the answer is elusive. The hardest illusion to break free from is the one that you yourself created. ... ... Play the hard to get game too if you like her, express how busy you are and that ”she” should be chasing you when she needs or asks for your company or attention, regardless of your ”lonely” state of mind. Never give in to the lonely feeling, it will permeate in your essence and label you as a ”SAP!” If she does not give, pull away your hand that feeds her. ... ... Here’s a ...
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- Re: .........lol
by spudlydoo
3 year
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Its really interesting to see this girl blamed by people on here. She is not responsible for how the original poster feels, thats his responsibility. It looks to me like she’s been trying to give a message by being unavailable, perhaps the original poster should take the message and back off. ... ... I do wonder why the original poster had to mention that the girl is a model, I fail to see how what she looks like has anything to do with how she acts. Would the OP feel less upset by her behaviour if she was average looking? ... ... Nobody can ’make’ us have feelings for them, as you said UM, we crea ...
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- Re: .........lol
by uchihaMadara
3 year
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Well spud, ... ... Assuming most models have a bigger boost in their egos, they trample on the average folk almost like a right bestowed upon them. Women especially get off, get a high, feeling like they are good looking and want that attention and affirmation due to an inherent insecurity admitted by most. ... ... I don’t like to play the blame game, but certain actions need to occur on the original poster’s behalf. ... ... He needs to change his point of view or confront his issues with the way someone is behaving toward’s him. If confronting the issues, he needs to do the last thing on his mind and th ...
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- Re: .........lol
by spudlydoo
3 year
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Hi UM, ... ... ”Assuming most models have a bigger boost in their egos, they trample on the average folk almost like a right bestowed upon them. Women especially get off, get a high, feeling like they are good looking and want that attention and affirmation due to an inherent insecurity admitted by most.” ... ... I have to disagree with this comment, this just plays to the sterotypical view that abounds in our society. There are people that think they have the right to trample others, and they are the narcissists of this world, and looks or lack of them has nothing to do with this personality fault. ...
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by Desperadonyc5
3 year
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There is a fabulous book called Why Walk When you Can Fly by ISHA. She talks about love consciousness-loving yourself unconditionally. It is brilliant and will do you a world of good as it has me. [End]
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by #58606
3 year
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You’ve gotten incredible answers. Mine is the same-- she is not interested in you. ... ... The best remedy for a situation like this, to *not* get out of control or messy, is to speak up and talk honestly, but respectfully of what’s on your mind.. If you don’t, then she doesn’t know what you are thinking, expecting etc.. and vice versa. This is not so much a case of her using you.. do you see? In order for this to never happen again and to grow as a person, you need to take responsibility for what happened, and see that you had a part to play in what happened.. How can good boundaries be esta ...
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- you are a tool that is being used.
by John McCain 2008
3 year
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your first assumption was a correct one. the girl is using you for your talents in getting her through the class, through the loss of a boyfriend, lunch, etc. drop her and move on. let it be. don’t become one of those pathetic losers who hang on and give, give, give without any receiving. there’s plenty of those pussies in this life without you adding to the tally. you were used, learn from it, and forget her. and just another thing: don’t go overboard with the affections for women these days, it’s best not to invest so much so early in the ”relationship”. you gave it all, she gav ...
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by HarmonicCharge
3 year
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Hate to say it, ... ... But nothing in your post makes me think she sees you as anything more than a friend. ... ... There will always be ”the beautiful people” but... ... ... ... Usually we want to meet our soulmate, and generally this does not just mean someone that society finds owns an attractive outer shell. ... ... You didn’t list any good traits that she posseses that you admire. ... ... It is OK to have a crush on an aesthetically pleasing person. ... ... But deeds and actions are the glue that bond any friendship. ... ... You sound like a very sweet and thoughtful person. The woman that does find she has chemistry ...
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by Hidden Username
3 year
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You’re not even a friend to her. ... ... I mean, you don’t forget your FRIENDS birthdays or ignore it! You do NOT have to be in love with someone to wish someone a Happy Birthday. This is obvious but you seem to miss this. ... ... Well Ok, I forgot my friend’s Bday last year.. Lots of stuff going on, I don’t make notes of things, etc. I read it on her Twitter a few days later and apologized and she just laughed. ... ... ... You’re obsessed with her. Just because you want her as a friend doesn’t mean she will be a good friend or wants to be your friend the same way. She wants you as a tool.
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- Re: A Girl that I adore and care for, feeling unappreciated and isolated
by diamond1234
3 year
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I understand but can not do anything to help you [End]
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- 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by starrlighttlove
3 year
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I am a 27 yr old female with UFH. I am not sure when it started but I think it was back in Jr.high. I have dark hair and the UFH was also dark so I did the only thing I knew of back then to get rid of it, I shaved my face. Of course this just made it worse and I have had to shave everyday since sometimes twice a day because my hair grows so fast. It is not a small amount but a large area. I have what you call a double chin and that is where most of the UFH is. If I don’t shave or don’t get a close enough shave I have a five o’clock shadow and it is very noticeable because the hair is so da ...
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- Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by Hveragerthi
3 year
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PCOS was the first thing that came to mind. But if they ruled this out then that leaves either genetics or you have abnormally high levels of testosterone. ... ... I just posted information on balancing the hormones: ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1577374#i ... ... If it is genetics then there is very little you can do. [End]
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- Changing Genetics
by InnerCalm
3 year
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”If it is genetics then there is very little you can do.” ... ... ... Study some of Bruce Lipton;s work where he has proven that genes are more of a recording media that listens to the mi d and intention rather than a hardwired information. In other words genetic code can be recoded through intention. Old world geneticists have not caught up to this new paradigm. It is being met with some resistance as most newer paradigms are in the world of scientists. Some people have overcome their genetics through the use of mental techniques such as visualization. There are several approaches being exper ...
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- Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by #116107
3 year
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I’m with Trapper... get tested for hormonal imbalamce... too much testosterone could be it... but go to an endocrinologist, not an MD. [End]
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- Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by #23955
3 year
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Some girls develop a moustache and/or beard, just like males do and it’s far more common than you think. ... ... Most family doctors don’t make a big thing out of it once they’ve ruled out PCOS or adrenal problems, because it’s very common -- they’ll have a lot of female patients who shave every day. ... ... Most guys are OK about women who have to shave beard growth. ... ... There isn’t a simple answer and there’s a lot of misleading ”information” around. ... ... Facial (and also body) hair on women comes about in the same way as on men because of ... ... 1) your body being sensitized, before you were even born, ...
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- Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by curemecurezone
3 year
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I think you can buy at home electrolysis kits. I did buy one a year ago from qvc or home shopping channel. I didn’t actually try it..b/c i moved and lost it somewhere. It may be worth a shot though! [End]
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- Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by hanna
3 year
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If you can’t find a solution I can tell you a friend of mine resolved it with electrolysis done by a professional, she also has to do her arms. ... I would never have known if she had not told me. [End]
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- Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart
by hayley3
30 mon
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I’d like to know if you are overweight. ... ... I have the same problem and it started in my 30’s but my hair is light..so I really sympathize with the anguish you feel over this. ... ... I gained weight recently on a high protein diet and the hair on my chin tripled. The endocrine doctor said I had very high testosterone. Body fat can increase testosterone levels, I think I read that. He is thinking I am insulin resistant and I just bought the book the Insulin Resistance Diet (I normally never follow diet books) where anytime you eat a carb you have to match it with a protein so that your blood ...
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- help! jealous of my flatmate!
by goldenberry
4 year
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... Is it true that we usually hate people that remind us of ourselves? I need some input and advice here. ... ... I live in a flat and share the place with 2 more people. There a new member, let’s call her Vic. The moment I saw her, there was a rage of jealousy inside me, burning. She’s a resident from out of town, the town I used to live in. She’s about my age, driving a brand new car and have the same habits as mine (shopping, exotic vacations, weekend getaways, parties etc). Vic was just a portrait of me, 2 YEARS AGO. Most of the days she will arrive home carrying latest fashion shopping bags ...
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- Re: help! jealous of my flatmate!
by #28223
4 year
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Oh my! Having read all your previous posts, I know your situation. Here are my thoughts on all of this: ... ... I’ve mentioned to you before that from what you write, you’re still not over Ian. It also seems that you got into your current relationship on the rebound. I still think you needed to take a break from dating until you’re fully over Ian. BTW, have you worked through the problem areas with your now fiance, such as you being afraid to express your anger to him? ... ... As for your being jealous of Vic, when I was much younger, I, too, would be envious of those who seemed to have more m ...
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- Swinging singles
by #91704
4 year
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My boyfriend and I are interested in having sex with another couple. He is bi and I am bi curious. He wants to go to a club and find someone I want to get to know them. Has anyone out there had a swinging experience that can offer some advice about expectations and whether I should even have any? [End]
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- Re: Swinging singles
by Roooth
4 year
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My only advice: if you’re serious about staying with your boyfriend for life, don’t swing. I only have anecdotal experience but the swingers I knew broke up and 2 people I know who knew swingers always met the same end. ... ... If it’s not serious, *shrug* [End]
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- Re: Swinging singles
by #97517
4 year
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I also know others who met the same fate. ... ... I also kept hearing ”Don’t knock it till you try it” so when I was finally single again myself, I tried it with another couple and a guy we picked up along the way. It was the MOST unappealing experience I’ve ever had! And I am VERY sexually liberated! I was very turned off by the other couple. I am not bi at all. It was very freaky to have all of the three other people going at me at once! For me, sex should be between two people--one on one. It’s just too distracting having this one here, that one there. You need to have a connection. I’ve als ...
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- Getting Rich as a science w/o fraud
by zazaG
5 year
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To set about getting rich in a scientific way you do not try to apply your will power (read here remote influencing) power to anything outside yourself ... ... You have no right to do so anyway ... ... It is wrong to apply your will to other men and women in order to get them to do what you wish done ... ... It is a flagrantly wrong to coerce people by mental power as it is to coerce them by physical power. If compelling people by physical force to do things for you reduces them to slavery, compelling them by mental means accomplishes exactly; the only difference is n the methods. If taking things from ...
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- Roomates - but not working out well at all!
by #107119
5 year
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In the beginning of the year my daughter and I rented a place with a good MALE friend of mine. He had currently been residing w/his parents and I was struggling financially do to a job loss in making ends meet on my own - so we agreed that things would be 50-50 in finances as well as household chores. I knew it was going to be adjustment for my friend to step up to the plate considering he had been living w/his parents w/no responsibilities for the prior 6 years, but I thought considering he was a 36 year old man - he wouldn’t have that difficult of a time adapting to things that needed ...
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- Re: Roomates - but not working out well at all!
by Beautiful26
5 year
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OMG you poor woman. My heart goes out to you. It really does. The only advice I can give you with that would be. Legally if he is not on the lease. Then you have the right to tell him to get his stuff and get out. Because you’ve tried talking to him and that’s not working. So if his name is not on the lease legally. Than he can go by you telling him so. Or you can consult with your landlord to see if they would remove your name from the lease and just find another place. Let him have the apartment. [End]
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- Re: Roomates - but not working out well at all!
by BlueRose
5 year
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It does sound like you’re stuck until the lease is up. That is unless you can find someone else to take over your space--in other words--sublet. Either way, check with your landlord to see what options you have. ... ... There is no reason why you should be buying food for him! Tell him from now on he buys his own food and cooks for himself. If you have to label everything in the fridge that’s yours, then do so. As for his kids---if they say they’re hungry, then tell them to talk to their dad about it. When it comes to the yard work---tell him that unless he does his share, you are going t ...
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- ok, i need help identifying this tune! goochigoo...
by John McCain 2008
5 year
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It’s a really solid dance-80’s type tune, maybe 1990’s...the only lyrics I remember when I heard it on the store loudspeakers was, ”...do the goo chi goo” with some amazing guitar riffs. I gotta get this tune. Help a guy out, will ya? [End]
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- What is the appropriate term
by #89866
5 year
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What is the appropriate term to use when identifying a person of non-male gender? ... ... For instance ”That _____ over there left her purse on the table”. ... ... Which of these are acceptable, optimal, or offensive? For what ages? ... ... Female? Lady? Woman? Chick? Girl? Gal? Also, if someone calls you Honey? ... ... (bonus but not necessary - state your age and how you would feel about being called each of these) ... ... Is it proper nowadays to call a group of males and females ”guys”? How about a group of all females? People today don’t use ”gals”, so is ”guys” now universal for either gender?
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- Re: What is the appropriate term
by gilda
5 year
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Interesting question. I think it depends alot on who you are addressing and who is doing the addressing! ... ... It seems teenagers refer to each other as ”kids”, when my peers would have been insulted to be called such; we considered ourselves past the ”kid” age. ... ... And now that I come from a slightly (!) older perspective, I find myself addressing everyone as ”hon” like the old lady I swore I’d never be! But you can get away with it addressing strangers ONLY as you age. ... ... I imagine you know what your own age group prefers, but if not, always err on the side of caution...”chick” is rather ju ...
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- Glida please read :-)
by lost246
5 year
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Gilda I wanted to share this with you from an article online... ... ... ”People with allergies and food sensitivities almost always suffer from impaired digestion and a ”leaky gut.” Heal both with homemade bone broths rich in gelatin, cartilage and collagen.” ”However, gelatin is precisely what the turn-of -the-century doctors ordered, not only to heal digestive disorders and the intestinal mucosa but all allergies.” ... ... whats the difference between hydrolyzed collagen & HA? Interested in ordering hydrolyzed collagen powder which claims is high in gelatin and cartilage. ... ... No wonder Shark Liver ...
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- So True!
by gilda
5 year
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The author on the connective tissue disorder site recommends ”making” one’s own HA by using bones and other animal parts(all that contain cartilage,etc) to make a stock/broth and eating it everyday. ... ... And HA DOES make collagen (hence the incredible skin noted on the villagers I talked about), but I don’t know anything about hydrolyzed collagen... sounds very similar if not the same...where do you get it? [End]
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- NAG Increases Hyaluronic Acid
by lost246
5 year
1,595
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... ## Update on Neem Oil (june 5,2008 1:28PM) Candida yeast,a few parasites are still being elminated...slight die off but following day feeling fine. ... ... FIRST ... Kill yeast first using neem oil, rub on gums and then swallow after two min. Neem will NOT kill ”friendly” bacteria like other antifungals which is a good thing. ... ... SECOND ... Heal the intestines to prevent yeast overgrowth: ... ... MAGNESIUM ... 1. L-Taurine ... 2. bovine cartilage ... 3. NAG ... 4. ALIVE! multivitamin powder ... ... [End]
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- Oh no I'm lonely!
by o-no-im-loni
5 year
2,697
Lonely
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The Beginning ... ... What should I write? I miss my friend. We had a fight. I haven’t seen her in forever and ever. Oh no, and I really loved her too! Now I’m all sad and stuff. I was a dork and kept calling her until she wouldn’t return my calls. I’m too needy, I think, don’t you? ... ... The Middle ... ... I stopped talking to all of my other friends after I stopped talking to her. She was the best friend I’ve ever had. I don’t want other friends. I don’t want replacements, I want her back. I guess I’d be happy if I started hanging out with other people, but I think that I’d rather be her friend again ...
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- Re: Oh no I'm lonely!
by BlueRose
5 year
2,228
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If you want to rekindle the friendship, then it’s up to you to make the first move. Get in touch with her. Tell her you’re sorry and offer to make amends. Ask her what you could do to improve the relationship. Two things though: 1) I know I make it sound easy to reach out but I know it isn’t. It involves swallowing your pride. and 2) Are you prepared for the possibility that she won’t be interested in reconciling? If things don’t work out, at least by getting in touch with her and discussing things (if she is willing) then you will get some closure. So many times friends will just ...
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- Re: Oh no I'm lonely!
by jennyga
5 year
2,083
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make amends with your friend..i’m sure they will be happy to see you as well. You’ll feel so much better. :) [End]
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- Re: Oh no I'm lonely!
by Karlin
4 year
1,561
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Maybe I should not be replying to your post because I am ”the friend who doesn’t want to be friends”. I hope this doesn’t depress you... ... ... Sometimes friends put up with someone for a long time, but never really enjoys their company - ”Just being friendly”. It is a case of not wanting to offend, and so on. ... ... If it happens that the jilted friend [you, for example] does things or says things that the other friend doesn’t like, it just gets to the point where they don’t want to see you anymore, and they will take one incident to be the time when they make the break. ... ... Sorry, that is ...
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- Friends like these
by LonelyDaisy
6 year
948
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I tried to be nice but it wasn’t enough, being without friends is really tough... ... ... I’m not fitting in, they laugh & treat me like dirt, and when they do I really hurt... ... ... What did I do that’s so wrong? When they were week I’d helped them be strong... ... ... Friends like these I’m not wasting anymore time, cos they are no longer friends of mine... ... ... [End]
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- More on Public Airwaves
by #79128
6 year
919
News
/ Friends
/ My Country
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This is a letter to support the free internet dispersal of information over VOIP ( if that is voip technology) ... ... ... http://www.civic.moveon.org/airwaves/?id=10433-2871257-6vaNFp&t=3 ... [End]
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- Wisdom/LaoTzu
by babsbiltmore
7 year
1,714
Quotes
/ Friends
/ Love
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wisdom ... ... ”Wise men hear and see ... As little children do.” ... ... -Lao-Tzu (6th cent. B.C.) ... ... [End]
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- Re: Wisdom/LaoTzu
by White Tiger
7 year
1,543
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And that is calleed profound weisdom? :) [End]
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- Yes in-deed and in-thought eh? ;}
by babsbiltmore
7 year
1,518
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happy Holidays ... you song of DNA miracle! [End]
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- Re: Yes in-deed and in-thought eh? ;}
by White Tiger
7 year
1,515
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your song of DNA miracle! your song of DNA miracle! ... I remember! I really enjoyed listening to it :) ... ... You should have added the link again for those that missed it [End]
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- Yes, But I have no idea where and when
by babsbiltmore
7 year
1,474
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I posted it, or where the source ... heheheheh ... I am computer literate only when I put my mind to it ... and when my intuition is focused on a result ... interesting huh? ... ... In other words I can access source and produce ... results that I do not know how ... and somehow I do not retain ... because they are not from me ... a channel?/ doesn’t resonate by that name but?? ... I find myself getting fascinated with myself as of late ... OH NO! off to the narcissm forum ... ... Then I realized I just want to be heard through my own ears and heart! ... Hence the DNA song and you White Tiger ... I wanted you to hear you ... through your ...
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- Re: Yes, But I have no idea where and when
by White Tiger
7 year
1,489
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A loving person lives in a loving world. ... A hostile person lives in a hostile world. ... Everyone you meet is your mirror. ... ... No one can love you until you love yourself, ... and you cannot love anyone else until ... you love yourself. ... ... Life is love ... and love is life ... ... Where the mind goes, energy flows ... ... Great love can ... both take hold ... and let go. ... ... Strive to give back ... the Divine in yourself ... to the Divine in All ... ... All that you are seeking ... is also seeking you ... and if you lie, sit still, ... it will find you. ... ... Once you can see yourself in others ... it will become much easier to connect with the ...
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- Re: Wisdom/LaoTzu
by Corey
7 year
1,609
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... I get a lot out of your posts also, Babsbiltmore. The above quote: ... ... ”Wise men hear and see ... As little children do.” ... ... means a good bit. Last Friday two of my granddaughters (aged 5 & 11) were playing and got mad with each other. Less than 10 minutes later they were playing and laughing together again. I remember thinking how much adults could learn from the kids. ... ... A long time ago I ran across ”Things you can learn from dogs.” I posted it on the Just For Fun forum. Some of the traits are true of small children and we all could use some of the things. Here it is below, use what you ca ...
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- Yes, indeed Corey- you may be surprized
by babsbiltmore
7 year
1,414
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but I thought you a youth! ... A youthful heart... ... A youthful spirit! [End]
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- Re: Yes, indeed Corey- you may be surprized
by Corey
7 year
1,529
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... I have fooled others also about my age. Next week I will be 64. I never have to worry about going through a second childhood because I never had any intention of getting out of the first one. Heck, last week I raked a large pile of leaves and joined the ”other” kids playing in them. ... ... You are so right about the youthful heart and spirit. ... ... Corey [End]
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- Iwas painting my bedroom and I decided to do one
by #70480
7 year
1,841
Inner Child
/ Friends
/ Just for f
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wall a brick red -”liver labia” red...and rather than paint it with a roller and brush I decided to a decapauge with cheese cloth and when brick red is done that way the wall turned out a billious orange/red (But with stylish swirls) ... ... My friend came over and he looked at me and winked- ”I see, the inner child got out again” and we both cracked up...He gave me a painting he’d done to hang in the middle of the wall- OMG awful- but there it hangs! ... ... [End]
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- Re: Iwas painting my bedroom and I decided to do one
by #38976
7 year
1,757
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Doesn’t it bring a great big feel good smile to your whole being every time you look at it? ... ... Just wonderfuly delicious... ... ... MadArt (ist) [End]
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- Re: Iwas painting my bedroom and I decided to do one
by pada
7 year
1,705
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It makes me laugh. ... ... He tells me I have to stay at least a year since the wall will be diffucult to repaint! ... [End]
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- Re: Iwas painting my bedroom and I decided to do one
by #38976
7 year
1,781
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My living room is painted cinnammon orange, one wall is celery green, the ceiling the color of the winter sky, the molding is vanilla white and the trim is natural chestnut - I won’t go into the furniture colors and the window shades.... ... ... Suffice it to say that there are more than 37 colors dispersed throughout my house, and framed by the doorways are many kaleidoscopes of colors that bring out different moods and feelings. ... ... It is fun to watch as the summer sun projects the shadows of our trees upon the walls, cheerfully transforming them into temporary canvases. ... ... Though family and f ...
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- IUD problem - Please help.
by salaslnd
7 year
2,793
Mirena IUD
/ Symptoms
/ Friends
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Hi, ... I have had the IUD since December of last year. I am suffering of severe headaches, back pain; acne and I have not had my period since January of this year. I feel sad, depressed, and lazy. I cry for no reason or I start yelling for no reason at all. My back hurts all the time including part of my arms, I feel like my muscles are not strong enough. I do not know what to do, my boyfriend is extremely frustrated with me; he was talking to me about our relationship and he believes that for the last 6 months I have had extreme mood swings and no sex drive what so ever. I believe I am goin ...
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- Re: IUD problem - Please help.
by Milena
7 year
2,659
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Get the IUD out. ... ... ... ... "Potential side effects from using an IUD include: ... ... ... Mood changes ... ... Acne ... ... Headaches ... ... Breast tenderness ... ... Pelvic pain ... ... Cramping (copper IUD) ... ... Increased bleeding during menstruation (copper IUD) ... ... Nausea ... ... ... There is an increased risk of pelvic infections, particularly for women who have more than one sexual partner." ... ... ... ... Take a break from your boyfriend for a week. Have some alone time, try fasting maybe. Or exercising. Improve your health. Don’t jump off a bridg ...
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- Re: IUD problem - Please help.
by SalasLnd
7 year
1,977
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Thanks so much for your comment. I made an appointment to have this thing removed by Wednesday of next week. I feel sad to know that many women go through this problem and doctors do not pay any attention to the symptoms we have, even this morning when I went to the doctor’s office the nurse asked me if I had ”personal issues”. I am just so grateful because I found this website, my boyfriend who is a health freak, was checking this yesterday, I feel so happy because now I have hope that I will be myself again. ... Thanks and take care. ... Linda [End]
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- Re: IUD problem - Please help.
by brin24mook
5 year
1,212
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please don’t do that but i have had mine in for about a month i just got it September the 24 I think. But i have had sharp pains in the area were it was inserted but other than that its ok i don’t know what the future hold but i hope it’s nothing like i have been reading it is scary but i just be careful an if u fill like it is causeing all of thows problems you need to have it removed before you jump(lol) be careful [End]
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- Cracked friends
by Dodge
7 year
1,488
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... ... ... ... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ... ... An elderly Chinese woman had two large pots, each hung on the ends of a pole which she carried across her neck. One of the pots had a crack in it while the other pot was perfect and always delivered a full portion of water. At the end of the long walk from the stream to the house, the cracked pot arrived only half full. For a full two years this went on daily, with the woman bringing home only one and a half pots of water. ... ... Of course, the perfect pot was proud of its accomplishments but the po ...
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- Houston, Tx here.
by guploo
8 year
1,166
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I just posted a message in Dr Schulz forum, asking for ideas on how to get a helper for Incurables program, and I saw this forum. CureZone people sure know how to make everyone fall madly in love with them :o) ... ... gup [End]
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- Sharing the journey.
by chiron
8 year
1,363
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Wilts/Oxon/Glos,England. M.E./C.F.S.- feeling isolated - anyone in U.K.,esp. above area like to share healing journey,companionship,compare notes,mutual support? [End]
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- Re: Sharing the journey.
by dawnalynne
8 year
1,166
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Wilts/Oxon/Glos,England. M.E./C.F.S.- feeling isolated - anyone in U.K.,esp. above area like to share healing journey,companionship,compare notes,mutual support? [End]
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- Re: Sharing the journey.
by katsy
8 year
1,451
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Hi just answering your message didnt understand the abbreviations but i know what it is like to be isolated.Im in England outer london and i have travelled a lot so coming back has been hard. [End]
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