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Vic2k3:
OMG!! Inked u've remembered 4 me something(gaygirl's thread). And no i'm not crying lol. Or want me to?

No my dear dear make you no cry. I don't want you to cry anymore. From now on when you cry it should be tears of joy ok? I was just asking because you seemed so angry and I didn't want you to be upset anymore.

lynx7:
first,there is no word like cheater,its CHEAT and secondly, i Totally Disagree,

Can you please explain?

Vic2k3:
OMG!!! u didn't even leave anything out. U jxt said the whole truth. Thumbs up.

lol, thank you. Vic2k3, are you feeling better today? No more tears right?

pslm23:
There's nothing wrong with it. My husband is 17 years older than me. We've been married 8 years and the love is still as strong as it was in the begining or even stronger sef!

Our society thinks it's alright for older men to marry younger girls but if an older woman tries it, she will be called "cougar, sugar mummy etc" Here in the USA, it is normal to see "cougars" everywhere with young men on their arm.

People need to get over this double standard. I see nothing wrong with an older woman marrying a younger guy or an older man marrying a younger woman. There's no difference.

Vic2k3:
Inked we need your take on this(topic)

Well personally I'm one of those people who doesn't pay attention to the whole three strike rule. I will trust a guy until he given me a reason not too. So if you cheat on me, there is a posibility that I may forgive you but I highly doubt that I will forget it. It may always be in the back of my mind. There are those who cheat on their bg/gf, lover, partners once and learn their lesson and there are those who do it once and don't learn their lesson. I rarely ever take someone back after they've hurt me in that manner. I'd really have to assess the situation and look at things from many angles. If I forgive that person then we learn from that situation and move on, I don't dwell on it. I've seen people that dwell on it after the healing part is over for example when people get into arguements and one partner decides to thow the whole cheating thing in the other partner's face. That in my opinion is wrong. If you can take  that person back and learn from it then leave it in the past and work with the present. It really depends on the individuals involved, their level of maturaity, and the level of commitment that they share with one another.

Woooow, that's foolishness at its best. It baffles me that people don't see or realize that its not the end of the world if someone doesn't love you. Its not worth dying over. Smh. Tell your cousin to keep his head up. Things will work out.

Hmmm, interesting topic.

stevetboy9, don't mind him. Some monkeys never learn. Thanks Omolola1 . Don't worry. I'm ok. It takes more than that to upset me so let the monkey keep runnin' that mouth of his.

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=510057.msg6762397#msg6762397 date=1284615470]East New York![/quote]Ok, cool. I hang out everywhere but I don't usually hang out in East New York. I have a couple of friends in that area.

No, I wasn't. I wanted to talk to you not him . You've been a gentleman since I've met you.

Oh my. In that case, you should probably stay away from him. You need let him know that the interest he has in you is not the same feelins you have towards him.

As usual, your a jackass, plain and simple.

Ok, nice to meet you. Check out the different forums. Their fun.

I guess skillero since darkman200 seems to have left. Besides, skillero was here first.

Some of the things in the post are true. Some aren't.

Hi

Kelvinj:
i think this is the advice u

Huh? Advice that you what?