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> Doctor B for sense of humour transplant in ward 2 for Bob, STAT ;
> )
Hehehe
In all honesty, the fact that my guy is a systems engineer and drives a Lexus makes it just a bit sweeter that I'm dating him. He's the lucky one though. :P
And he was quite clearly joking too, but he didn't feel the need to insult anyone in doing so.
> That's so...
>
> ARGH
>
>
> I think the word I was looking for was shallow.
interesting how you ignore "im marrying for money!" but call the just arrived having a joke shallow.
(Y)
> Ladybird wrote:
>
> I think it's important to find a a guy who can strike the
> balance of lover/companion/provider and to be confident in
> providing for yourself to never, ever have to lower your
> standards to "just settle.." no matter what age or
> phase of life.
>
> and what standards are those?
Well, not settling for an arrogant, abusive, broke frog.. just to name a few
>
> I just can't see why women have to rely on others to provide for
> them.
A lot of men rely on women too.
It's not "important" to find a guy in that you have to have someone.. I think people need to be confident in being alright on their own, before they seek out to find that balance in another. Its a draining challenge to try reciprocating with someone who's nothing but desperate, insecure, and dependant. Desperate guys are a turnoff..
> Yes, but unless they were planning to kill her shortly after
> marrying her (incidentally I will now be informing the feds),
> then they would have to live with her sagged jewel of a face.
That's so...
ARGH
I think the word I was looking for was shallow.