What's a man breaker?

I can refer all the scammers to you, if you want. They don't care if your male or female,lol.

Exactly, anyone can be attacked, and it's usually people walking alone because it's easier for the attacker to overpower 1 person. And to be honest, it can be easy for a man to overpower a woman.

Your facial features indicate that you excellent personal



Um, what?!?

Aye, if it had only a day or so,I'd think it was the chicken I ate the other day, but it's been going on for a while now.

I think I'm getting an ulcer or something

I'll buy you the Twilight movies, unless you wanna give me your movie collection, then I won't scar your eyeballs,lol



For me, my big deal breakers are drugs, insecurity, dishonesty, bad hygiene, alcoholic, and conceited(ness). I know smoking can be a turn off for a lot of people, and even though I do smoke(lightly), I can't stand to walk into the house or be in the car of a heavy smoker.


Oh, and the inability to communicate and unable to show their feelings. I like to be able to communicate with a man I'm dating, and not have him be afraid to show or say how he feels.

Single

I don't think age should play a part in it IF both people are on the same level with a few things. Like maturity, common interests,etc.. While some younger guys are at the same maturity level as an older woman( and I said it that way because of the question), not all men are. I know some 30-40 year olds who still act like 21 year olds with the partying, women, and (im)maturity, but I also know some 20 year olds who act like they are in their 30s. It all depends on the two people involved, but it can work, I don't see a problem with it, as long as it's legal of course,lol.

If I say I can handle it, can you take me to Hawaii?

Good luck and welcome!

I dare everyone to email their secret crushes and tell them

hot wings are better,lol

To walk with him on the beach, and talk for hours. Sitting on a blanket with his arms around me watching the sun go down.

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Maybe, but I read about a man in New York who owned a Volvon( I think) with over 1 million miles. He kept it in his garage and took very good care of it(maint. etc.) . I remember reading that a team from Volvo flew to New York to see the car.



(AP) BAY SHORE, N.Y. - It just keeps going, and going, and going. No, it's not a battery. It's Irvin Gordon's 1966 Volvo P1800S.

Gordon's small, red two-door has well more than 2 million miles on the odometer, the equivalent of nearly 1,176 times across the globe.

The retired schoolteacher from Long Island hopes to reach the 3 million-mile mark by next year. He only has 34,000 miles to go.

The 72-year-old Gordon drives his Volvo everywhere. He has held the Guinness World Records mark for High Mileage Vehicle since 2002 and was the first person to hold that record.



Oh, and on topic, I'd take the top one personally. Mainly for the room.

I'm thinking adults can be pretty childish sometimes.

I was hoping I would too,LOL

I'm not sure what the question meant as far as what GUYS are supposed to think about, but does it really matter what anyone thinks about you as a single mom? I've been a single mom for a long time, and there are loads of single moms out there(and on here), who do it day after day without complaining. It is what it is, and no one can judge you for being a single mom. It's one of the hardest things out there to be a single parent, and be able to cope and deal with it emotionally/mentally/physically on a daily basis. There's times you can be so exhausted all you want to do is cry, but you can't. There's times when all you want to do is sleep, but you can't. There's times when you wish that you had someone who cared about you and loved you, but everything you have is in your kids. The kind of strength it takes to be a single PARENT is one of a kind. I have my good times and my bad moments, and I wish I had someone to help me sometimes, even if it's just to talk to and say 'hey, you're a good mom, and you can do it'. But it doesn't always happen, and you have to put everything aside for your kids. They keep me going sometimes, when I don't think I can do it anymore.