How can I break the cycle????? With Pics...lol
09-17-2004, 04:42 PM
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I've had a thing for one of my sister's friends for the last 4 years....she's 20 and I'm 25.....shes hot, fun to be around....but when it comes down to it....5 years is alot of "life experience". Shes in college....I work full-time....a lot of differences like that. OH YEAH....she has a boyfriend and I have a girlfriend....but you know "it" is there. I don't think anything would happen until shes done with school.
09-20-2004, 09:26 AM
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Who's the masta?!...I AM!
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Originally Posted by SilviaGTO
you mean the bride? 
09-20-2004, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Waddy
Damn the groom must like big broads, no way I marry a fat chick so she can get even fatter.
in other words I bet she's a damn good cook!
09-20-2004, 06:36 PM
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Tooooooo funny ya'll.She is a bigger girl, but so was the groom.... They are both great people though. Friends that stick by you.
and also, the couple dancing on the right side of the pic....that's the grooms parents. They are soooooooo church of christ, that was thier first time to ever dance together!!! EVAR!!!!!! Can you believe that shit???
09-21-2004, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Vector02
She is a bigger girl, but so was the groom.... They are both great people though. Friends that stick by you.
Fat people are usually nice since they can't be arrogant and self-involved like me and the rest of the beautiful people.
09-22-2004, 02:30 PM
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FWIW, I met my now wife when she was 18 and I was 20. We dated for 3 years before we got engaged, then we were engaged for two years so she could finish up with school.
Bottom line, we were both committed, however, the college years can change a person in a heartbeat, and I was not about to play that game (again).... so I waited to see what she decided to do for college (go away or commute to a local school), then decided to get serious. I'm assuming since your chick is 19 she's already made this decision.
One thing I noticed though... she still seems immature emotionally. She can't make a decision and she doesn't know what she wants yet.... so my advice would be to let her go for now. She either wants to commit or she doesn't. If she's not sure or she's not ready... either keep the dating thing going, or just let her go and when she makes up her mind, she'll let you know.
Good luck.
Bottom line, we were both committed, however, the college years can change a person in a heartbeat, and I was not about to play that game (again).... so I waited to see what she decided to do for college (go away or commute to a local school), then decided to get serious. I'm assuming since your chick is 19 she's already made this decision.
One thing I noticed though... she still seems immature emotionally. She can't make a decision and she doesn't know what she wants yet.... so my advice would be to let her go for now. She either wants to commit or she doesn't. If she's not sure or she's not ready... either keep the dating thing going, or just let her go and when she makes up her mind, she'll let you know.
Good luck.
10-13-2004, 03:26 PM
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Well, its funny how things work out hu? Who knew that she could be so selfish and almost controling??? I guess she's just loooking for someone to spoon-feed her for the rest of her life, but thats not me. I think she's just gotten by because she's so cute, and charismatic...she's never really had to deal with deep issues....
Oh well, after being frustrated for the past 2 months with this girl's lack of perspective, I'm hitting the road. I thought I could deal with it, but at this level, there is no way that I can.
Sucks, but there are better days ahead i'm sure!
Now where is the next
candidate....lol
Oh well, after being frustrated for the past 2 months with this girl's lack of perspective, I'm hitting the road. I thought I could deal with it, but at this level, there is no way that I can.
Sucks, but there are better days ahead i'm sure!
Now where is the next
candidate....lol
10-13-2004, 03:46 PM
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Sorry to hear that but at least you know now that you gave her the opprotunity to take things to another level. Best you can do is learn from the experience and leave knowing that you have no regrets. Have fun hunting for the next 
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