Community > Posts By > Sandelwood4
Topic:
Am I missing something?
Edited by
Sandelwood4
on
Fri 09/02/11 10:16 AM
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I can only speak for myself but I imagine those women you speak of probably realize you want different things and move on. Who wants to argue about that? Why would you continue to ask to exchange numbers if that has been your experience? Asking for numbers is not the only way to show someone you're interested in them.
I don't like to exchange numbers right away. Why not take advantage of the dating site email? That's what it's there for, is it not? I never exchange numbers when I am first getting to know the person, even face to face. I don't let the online getting to know period linger out and usually meet right away or stop all together but I never ever ever exchange numbers. So... I would have to say, I'm not guilty at all. |
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You might want to rephrase your topic to the singular form because it sounds like you are looking for girlS to date, which many men do want and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
So instead of girls use "a girl". |
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Edited by
Sandelwood4
on
Thu 09/01/11 11:02 PM
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Whoa. What happened here while I was in class? As I’m reading everyones comments I realize that many of us are saying the same thing but from a different angle.
singmesweet, sweetestgirl11, and others, you really do get it what it feels like to be “wanted” as an older or younger woman/man. No, it’s not flattering when someone likes you because you’re from Europe, or because you’re a brunette, or because you have pretty feet, or because you’re “older”. That’s one point. Second point: Krupa, you are one of a few rare couples and an inspiration to many. I really do believe that you guys love each other in essence beyond an age preference. I don’t see anyone disagreeing with you or condemning age difference. It’s just that we are all so different with such various experiences and while we stay open minded we are still affected by our experiences (which may be very different from yours), knowing that exceptions do exist. miko1960 here is your sandwhich. Hope it's not too late. http://myzerowaste.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/pic3.jpg |
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I spent 10 wonderful years with a man exactly 10years & 12 days younger, I will always have the wonderful memories we made together but in the end we were at 2 different places in life. I will always love him and he knows this but it wasnt right anymore. I would still date younger if it would happen again just not 10 years younger |
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First off it's hard to believe you are 46, you look much younger, what about a 50 yr old, that thinks young, I tend to stay close to my own age, what would you talk about with someone so much younger then you, maybe that's just me though, have always found it hard to relate to a much younger woman, I am kind of past the club and bar scene at my age. Thank you. I don't act my age either. Authenticity is very important. More than age. So the point to it all is not someone younger is interested in me but what his agenda is, what his intention is... reason for the attraction, you know what I mean? |
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Edited by
Sandelwood4
on
Thu 09/01/11 05:00 PM
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I am having fun reading everybody’s responses.
I just want to say that there are older women out there who may be happy with younger men (including myself) but don't fit the cougar description. I'm okay with up to 8 years younger than me (give or take). However, I am not very motherly and would not necessarily fit the confident, knows what she wants, label. IF I ever dated a younger man, it would have to be because he is in to me for who I am, not an age related fetish. With this said, I declare myself non-cougar. Never was, never will be, even though I will always attract men who are few years younger and will be attracted to them. Just an update: This 28 year old guy was writing me long letters before given me a chance to respond to his first letter. He was treating me like I was some type of a Goddess and ending his letters saying “you’re in my thoughts.” Made me feel uncomfortable because it sounded very unreal. Plus there is no professor teaching what he said he was teaching at CSULA. Liars get their pants on fires. |
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Al right peoples, I'm not the cougar type, ok? If you only knew me... you'd actually warn the guy to watch out. Anyhow, I just responded asking him how come he never approached me before on campus? (Because he had stated he's a part time professor at CSULA.) I don't know peoples... I feel some fishiness in my gut. I'll know more soon. To be continued. A professor at 28 smells very wrong...(red flag) Thank you. He graduated with a Masters of Fine Arts in Dramatic Writing in Film, Television, Theatre this past June. I'm around professors all day long and that at a VERY liberal University, so I know about them quite a bit. Well, who's to say I'm not a crazy psychopath. Maybe he should watch out who he's dealing with. (I can't find a psychopath smiley face.) maybe this one-- , hahaha or this one-- I must have missed these responses. |
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Just thinking.... ...What will that person feel/think if he comes accross this topic? He is on another site, not here. I already wrote him that I don't believe a word he wrote me. It was not real. I could tell. I hope he comes across it. I don't give a phuck. |
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How many girls did you have in mind?
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I don't know, it sounds to me like you're looking for a lady so you can get a green card.
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Topic:
just yes or no.
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I'm actually in that situation. I told my friend I would give her my dream journal when I die. She stopped talking to me (which is not the first time) and I no longer want the back & forth and have let her go.
So my answer is NO. I have no reason to believe she wants to have anything to do with me. The deal (promise) is off when someone stops communication. |
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Topic:
Profiles
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I look through a lot of profiles. If it says nothing, or has one line, I usually pass it by. If it's completely full if mistakes, or one long run on sentence that's tough to read, I don't usually finish reading it. I like seeing something about the person that gives me an idea of who they are and what they enjoy doing. The profile has to say something that catches my interest in order for me to contact the person. I put the basics in my profile and try to cover the questions that men ask over and over and over. The point of that is so I don't have to repeat myself every time someone contacts me. Of course, since most people don't bother reading it, they still end up asking the same questions. I let them know they should read my profile and if they have more questions to let me know. Sometimes, they tell me they're just checking up on what I've written, or they just don't want to read my profile. It's a good way to weed out the people I won't have any interest in chatting with. "It's a good way to weed out the people." Very true and that's why I'm not eager to let people know exactly what I like or dislike in case he wants to pretend to be someone else to impress me or something. |
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Topic:
Profiles
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Yes, I think it’s important to look at profiles before asking questions. If I’m really interested in him I don’t want to look like a fool. If I’m not interested I won’t read their profile or ask them questions. If his picture speaks to me, I look at his profile but I might not finish reading it when: 1) people make references to sex (example: enjoy sex, must have sex etc.) 2) references to how often he goes to the gym (why do i need to know that?) 3) has other photos where he shows off his torso or pics with other women he dates 4) says things like “hello ladies” or “looking for fun” That's very good. You're profile pic is a mystery though. |
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If you’re relocating from Nigeria to Canada don’t you need a visa or a green card or something like that? What if your other half lives in Benin?
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Topic:
Profiles
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Yes, I think it’s important to look at profiles before asking questions. If I’m really interested in him I don’t want to look like a fool. If I’m not interested I won’t read their profile or ask them questions. If his picture speaks to me, I look at his profile but I might not finish reading it when: 1) people make references to sex (example: enjoy sex, must have sex etc.) 2) references to how often he goes to the gym (why do i need to know that?) 3) has other photos where he shows off his torso or pics with other women he dates 4) says things like “hello ladies” or “looking for fun” |
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not a good sign.
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Topic:
Why does love hurt so bad
Edited by
Sandelwood4
on
Wed 08/31/11 02:24 PM
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pain is part of life and growth just as is happiness. is it not what makes us alive? i know it sucks sometimes when you're going through it.
would you like to share what happened? |
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Topic:
Profiles
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Yes, I think it’s important to look at profiles before asking questions. If I’m really interested in him I don’t want to look like a fool. If I’m not interested I won’t read their profile or ask them questions.
If his picture speaks to me, I look at his profile but I might not finish reading it when: 1) people make references to sex (example: enjoy sex, must have sex etc.) 2) references to how often he goes to the gym (why do i need to know that?) 3) has other photos where he shows off his torso or pics with other women he dates 4) says things like “hello ladies” or “looking for fun” |
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Hi,
there is a lot I like about your profile but I don’t like the tone. It sounds a little demanding. When I read a profile I want to feel good. This doesn’t make me feel good. When you start with a long list of requirements it’s a turn off. Even if I fit the description I would never respond to it for these reason. Contact me if you are this and that section can be summarized in to something like, “Looking for an independent down to earth woman” or something in those lines. The rest is great. Also, I don't like to hear or talk about sex until I get to know the person. I hope this helps. |
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Topic:
Why I love my Mingle woman!
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That is so sweet.
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