I think it depends on the situation and their character. If they're the kind of person who sits at home watching TV, moping around, isn't particularly driven or productive... then no, I wouldn't.

I was seeing someone for a couple of months who was unemployed for a while, and he was unemployed by choice. He had savings, he was careful when and where he spent it, but he was still a lot of fun to be around.

I am only 5ft4 and would like the option for a taller guy, if one should take an interest, but I don't agree that taller women are less attractive. I've met plenty of stunning tall women who definitely make me feel insecure about my lack of height - they can reach the top shelf! T.T

Congratulations! What is your Bachelors in, if you don't mind me asking?

It was a good plan. I'm one of many who don't often reflect on the positives about me. Not because I don't believe I have any positives, but as some have mentioned earlier, we live in a culture where it's often discouraged. As a result, I did find it hard but it was a nice exercise and one I may have to repeat with myself from time to time.

Anyone ever watched Kid President? It's a fantastic youtube channel where this kid, who has so much energy, basically talks about why people should think and do things that make them awesome. Go watch it!

Nope. Plenty of nice ones, but we're only nice because we're far too crazy to care about the things that make others mean.

I'm not sure how 'unique' phobias are, and you can guarantee I say I think something specific is unique to me only to find thousands of other people share this special quality. So, I'm going with "the combination of things, such as the blunt but playful way I talk with people, the way I always seem to be in a happy little world all to myself, my ability to pick out small details without even realising it, my dry sense of humour and the sick and twisted thoughts I have... as a package, makes me unique."

Hope that answers your question.

You haven't answered it yourself!

That he's a country bumpkin, and proud!

Because I refuse to 'settle'. By that I mean that I think everyone deserves to be loved, to love and to feel loved, to feel respected, to feel secure in the relationship they're in, to be happy with the person they're with... if you're not getting that from the person you're with, then it's not something I would settle for. That's why I'm single.

It better be a fudge sauce AND brownie time... Have fun! <3

Not being able to spend my day off in my PJs talking to people. Darn you Socrates for making me feel guilty with all your talk of meaningful leisure time!

Well, best get cracking on the list of jobs for today...

@Mark: Quite possibly. And, no.

Just for fun - Leon?

@Mark: But people have to view it to see that. I actually like your honesty. You're straight to the point about what you want, so I'd like to think the offers you get are much more relevant.

@Daddyron: Personally, your name alone makes me feel uncomfortable. Reading your profile makes me more so... Definitely not to my tastes, but maybe someone else will think otherwise. Best of luck.

@Mark: Yay! I remembered something! *happy dance*

(@Mark: I think I've only met about 2 Elizabeths in all my life!)

Sean.

Er... no. Guess again, Bob?

Only this Saturday

ALS

Gilbert.

(@Argo: Really? haha.)

In keeping with a previous thread: Ice cream man! Ice cream men always look so happy. <3

Have good leeks

BGA

I think they're referring to Freud's theory on ID (re: psyche). A part of the ego that has something to do with instincts and such. I'm a little rusty on my Freud though.