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viroblaze:
Oh shut your gutter....i know your type very well

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

MacDanielz:
Bravo Girl!

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...............NONSENSE I've Ever Read!

EVER!!!

Proudlyngwa:
You just typed rubbish, am letting you know responsibility is a two way street.
I don't order around, if you are going to do something that will jeopardize your own safety and i will be held responsible, I will not allow it happen.
I and a friend have locked a girl who wanted to leave a friends house by 1am up, all because another girl called him.
The next day the girl was on her knees thanking me.

You sound very naive. When the time comes, you will appreciate a lot of things. For your info am happily married and happily oldskool, as well as bing a happy player.
Hope you get the drift.

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

jericco1:
Common boyfriend. Hian!

Raine80:
Read what I wrote ..again
If he is ordering and she is not listening why are they together? That is the essence of what I wrote I did quite well in school thank you very much well enough to go to medical school. At the end of the day it's a matter of opinion

CanadianNurse:
for the records I didn't bring your intellectual relevance into this... That teacher stuff was just to demonstrate that opinions are not always right... I read through your post again from a different perspective and I think I see where you are coming from! Congrats on your medical field... We on the same field!

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

achieverme:
How are you sure the boyfriend hasn't taken over the duties of the father? If that is the case, then it is right for him to play the role of the father, including ordering her about.

jericco1:
he's stil not her father.

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

Raine80:
Orders? She needs to evaluate her situation as a matter of urgency. If she is finding herself having to "ask" for permission from someone other than her parents then that relationship is unbalanced. If he is having to "deny" or " restrict" her movements then he is not addressing the issue either. His lack of trust and the source of that lack of trust. A healthy relationship is based on trust and that applies to both parities. When you say "Do you mind if I ...?" to your loved one you are taking his/her thoughts into consideration. When you start "ordering" someone and that someone starts to sneak behind your back it's time you both became parallel lines as you are clearly never going to meet halfway.

Raine80:
Read what I wrote ..again
If he is ordering and she is not listening why are they together? That is the essence of what I wrote I did quite well in school thank you very much well enough to go to medical school. At the end of the day it's a matter of opinion

Raine80:
No you don't , we move in different circles poles we are apart .
This is the lack of intectual maturity I was referring to earlier. A prime example, of how instead of a sound rebuke you opt to personalise your disagreement in the hope that I am somehow bothered. It does not work with me I am afraid.