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Romance › Re: Why Do Guys Beat Ladies? by syren: 5:04pm On Jul 24, 2008 |
HCH3COO: Is it okay for Ladies to beat hit Guys? NO, unless it's self defense there's really no need.  |
Romance › Re: Why Do Guys Beat Ladies? by syren: 4:56pm On Jul 24, 2008 |
@ post In my opinion it's wrong. PERIOD! why do people keep trying to justify it. I don't agree in any form of violence in the home, what good comes of it anyway?  They do it out of desperation  |
Family › Re: My Friends Son Is Turning Into A Lion by syren: 8:55pm On Jul 22, 2008 |
@ post She can not take on his behaviour on her own. Unless she is waiting on a miracle from God, she'll need the help of either his father or a male role model that is willing. That doesn't mean he will automatically listen to either, considering how stubborn some teenagers can be these days, but still, two or more hands are better than one. One way or the other he needs to learn how to respect his mother because the way he's treating her is just disgraceful. It depends on what she is willing to do, send him back home for a while to be disciplined or find something he is interested in say sports or music and get him to channel his energy into it while showing him that you support him along the way. Just anyway you can communicate with him get him to open up without the anger, on his part, then work your in from there.  I just hope one day he'll be ashamed of his behaviour  |
Family › Re: Kids Do The Darnest Things by syren: 7:43pm On Jul 21, 2008 |
Ebonyj: Kids of today are so intelligent, whenever I am shouting he puts his finger to his lips and says "Mummee shoosh". I just laugh and think if na for my time you do this wo toddler or no toddler you go get smacked. lol Lol my little brother does that to my mom and then he sits there as if what he's doing is way more important than listening to her nagging, she just stands there in amazement, it's so funny.  KIDS eh  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 6:47pm On Jul 21, 2008 |
Aaahh, it all makes sense now  |
Romance › Re: Your Childhood Crush? by syren: 9:42pm On Jul 20, 2008 |
When I look back on my childhood crushes I just think WTF was I on  But there was one I didn't really get over tho. His name was Adam and he was in my Phyisics class, I never told him  ,  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 8:03pm On Jul 20, 2008 |
chinesedoll: You RE A BIG FOOL
SEUN WHERE RE You Explain yourself first  |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 10:06pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Hannibal: You honestly think all those women u see in skirts are sane?? I beg to differ. I have seen women trash men's cars, send goons to beat him up, acid baths, drive-bys and all form of vengeance in ma hood. One of the worst things u can do to a woman is to reject her when she is not ready to be rejected!!!! Restraining orders are not there for jokes. . . . . .they are enforced to maintain law n order.  Oh come on  I don't know where you live but you need to get out of your "hood" for a while. I didn't say all were talking about the regular women you'll date not female gangsters. You tell her it's not working out, she'll perhaps cry a little or curse you  and you move on.  And if she doesn't there's always your restraining order. But end it don't string her along and complicate things.  |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 9:50pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Hannibal: How do u tell a jealous, insecured and desperate chic u don't want her[b] in a nice way[/b]?? Is it hard to figure out that some chics don't want any sorta rejection?? At least tell her It's not that hard, and it will be over quicker than waiting 6 months. And we're not talking about the crazy chics that you might date Hannibal, just a regular sane woman. Of course she might be hurt but she'll realise she can't force you to be with her so what else is she gonna do? |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 9:38pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
StephenP: I completely understand you but I still don't agree with you. What if she eventually calls and my new girlfriend picks up the phone? What would I say to both of them? It just gon' be hella awkward. I choose to do things the easy and straight forward way. If she starts tripping too much, I've got 911 on my speed dial. Hmmmm interesting.  @ topic It's simple. Just tell them you don't want them anymore, in nicer terms of course  If someone said that to me I'd be gone, I wouldn't hang around looking desperate  |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 9:34pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Hannibal: Sigh of relief?? A Shropshire chic shouldn't be scared of Hannibal. . . . . Aileen Wuornos is from your town, innit?? Who's scared You've started again havn't you  I'm not from your hometown so go and find your friend Aileen and make jist with her. You two can be milking your cows together  |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 9:19pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Hannibal: That was meant literally. . . . .StephenP is ma homie. *sigh of relief* |
Romance › Re: Conflict B/w Age & Marriage by syren: 9:06pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Really depends on the people. For some it might work, for others, they may be too different in mentality and maturity. |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 9:03pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
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Family › Re: Should Chivalry Die In This Age Of Equality? by syren: 8:48pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Preparing To Attend An Interview? Read This by syren: 8:28pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
Thanks to all the contributions the task ahead is not so daunting. Just hope I don't go blank halfway through |
Celebrities › Re: Which Celebrity Would You Like To Be Locked In An Elevator With? by syren: 8:05pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
@ ibkaye LMAO! your too much  @ post Tyson Beckford  Or one of my many favourite comedians,Kat Williams, he cracks me up Lol 
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Music/Radio › Re: Which Song Are You Addicted To Right Now? by syren: 7:53pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
[quote author=A-40 link=topic=10658.msg2529737#msg2529737 date=1216493442]Everyone Knows - N.E.R.D all the girls standing on the line to the bathroomall the girls standing on the line to the bathroom[/quote]Same Here A hundred dollar bills look Achoo! Achoo!  |
Family › Re: Housewife or Working Woman? by syren: 7:23pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
@ post Definately a working woman  Although I'd like to be able to take a career break when children come into play, but I can NEVER be a full time housewife. My mum did it and I never heard the end of it, of how bored and lonely she was  So career woman all the way  |
Romance › Re: Hanging Relationships,how Best To Call It Quits? by syren: 6:34pm On Jul 19, 2008 |
amyg: How best do u end relationships?I mean all my past relationships were never really called off.most times separated by distance or i would feel its just not working so i get on with my life until they come back and i tell them them they r 25mins 2 late.Same thing with my immediate ex,anything wrong with that?i just feel its stupid telling someone its over,better let him catch d signs himself same here  But it depends how long the relationship has been going on tho, if it's a long time they deserve an explanation.  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 9:51am On Jul 19, 2008 |
ijapa888: You've all said your bits and from the look of things none of you seem to have experienced it.
Well, it's normal that after going through rough weather the next best thing to do is avoid a re-occurence. No right thinking person would want a repeat of an ugly situation (certainly not me) I think it affects the life of the individual and a child tends to keep to himself at school,builds a wall around himself and it's always a burden going back home.
Growing up,the child becomes depressed. A strong one is able to overcome addiction or other vices that can affect his personality. The situation at home moulds him into whatever he becomes. He sees romance as a thing to avoid and marriage as a bondage that he would definately not want to be a part of.
At the end of the day you see a man with little or no sense of humour,one that can hardly interact with peers or maintain a relationship. From the outside he is charming and all but at close range he is a monster. How can you assume that?  I understand some of your points tho  |
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