Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 9:45pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
LadyT: Yes it makes you smarter!
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Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 9:27pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
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Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 9:23pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
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Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 8:37pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
@ post well I can only speak for myself and I say it does have an affect on me partly good and partly bad. But what surpasses that is how I choose to live my life and I don't let the bad aspects determine my future. Period  |
Romance › Re: Do You Like Midnight Calls? by syren: 8:33pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
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Romance › Re: Well Guys Lets Be Honest by syren: 8:19pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
eldee: No one limits love to skin colour, they went searching and found trapped it in the pale skin There's no problem with that oh but eldee, i mean some people do. they say they can never marry outside their race or in other cases some deliberately avoid their race. I just wish people would marry for the right reason and not for stereotypes or an image. |
Romance › Re: Well Guys Lets Be Honest by syren: 8:02pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
@topic Why limit love to a certain skin colour. Wherever you find it (love that is, not lust) keep it and cherish it.  |
Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 7:44pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
StephenP: I think I'll just stay with the crossing at the ankle. Well it's a start I guess  |
Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 7:31pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
There are other ways to do it 
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Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 7:26pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
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Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 7:21pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
davidylan: has nothing to do with being gay. I like to cross my legs especially when i think (subconsciously) and i'm as straight as a ramrod.
I don tire to tell my brothers o. If your shoes are bad, don't cross your legs. If your pant legs are afraid of the floor please don't cross your legs. If your socks are dirty . . . do you even need me to tell you? LOL  Can't stand that either  |
Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 7:14pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
davidylan: Depends on the occassion, if its formal then def my legs are always crossed. It sort of portrays a different aura about you. I agree, professionalism, sophistication right  |
Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 7:12pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
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Romance › Re: Ladies Who Kross Them Legs by syren: 6:54pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
I don't mind guys crossing their legs there is a masculine way to do it and it's very ladylike for women to cross their legs especially when wearing skirts  I sat next to a guy recently who had no respect for personal space. I understand your *cough* needs room but be considerate and don't spread them to far.  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 6:30pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
RichyBlacK: @Gamine,
From my experience, the worst kind of women are bred in a home where the mother is divorced, has only girls (or a single girl) and pours all her vernomous hatred for the ex-husband into the heart of the daughter - with such words as "all men are dogs", "your father was no good", "your father abused me", "your father cheated on me". No sane man should marry a girl from such a home.
Statistically, men remarry at a higher rate than women, after a divorce. Hence, much of the bitterness of the divorce remains with the woman. Some of these women become eternally bitter, and raise daughters that no man should ever consider marrying.
I hope your situation does not fall into this category. Well if the woman grows up to be sound minded she'll know that not all men are the same. I grew up that way but don't hate all men, just more cautious of them  |
Romance › Re: Love Is Like The Wing,but You Can Feel It by syren: 6:18pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
iice: [color=#9900ff]Not wing! Wind man Wind!!! Part 2 for wetin?[/color] Roflmao  tell him  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 6:10pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
@ Gamine
Personally, i feel some situations aren't as bad as others. If your parents are divorced and you have to visit one during the holidays or something it's different to someone who's grown up without one parent completly absent from their life and the other could be alcholic or a drug addict. The first person is more likely to come out better off with the emotional support from both parents. People have been able to overcome it, Barack Obama is a perfect example. Then there are bad examples like Oprah who refuses to marry. Can't say it's directly because of how she grew up, but there's a chance. |
Romance › Re: Should She Give Up After 9 Years? by syren: 5:42pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
I don't see what else she can do?  But if she had a baby for him then he's a fool in my eyes  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 5:35pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
obyann: It all depends on how you want to live your life. If you allow the mistake of your folks to affect you, one will live with the negative side of it. @ topic Well said, don't use the mistakes your parents made as an excuse to continue the vicious cycle. Make a conscious effort not to repeat them as youv'e already seen the outcome. Plus there are different levels to what a "broken home" can be, it can be a mild situation to an extreme case. As for romance and relationships it can affect how some people treat or view the opposite sex or even same sex, sometimes for the good and at times for the bad. |
Crime › Re: Why Do Some Men Beat Up Their Wives? by syren: 4:51pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
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Crime › Re: Why Do Some Men Beat Up Their Wives? by syren: 3:45pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
nuttyKachi: some ladies enjoys being beat,SPANK HER WELLA You must be braindead  |
Romance › Re: I Asked My Friend Out by syren: 2:45pm On Jul 09, 2008 |
Ceeno E vu: So you really love am before? That is a classic 419 from men o. "we still live together but we sleep in different rooms." "It was all a mistake. I only wanted the child but our parents forced us to marry" "I'm going to leave her but I want to get my acts together first" etc etc.
You are lucky if (and only if) you can turn back at this point and find your level. If he did it to his present wife, your turn will surely come. My sentiments exactly how can you be sure he wont do the same to you? Those kind of men never change. As soon as he gets bored he'll be out looking for somebody else, again.  |
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Romance › Re: Book Smart Or Street Smart by syren: 11:54am On Jul 09, 2008 |
eldee: I'll choose streetsmart any day, if I had to choose one
When Ms Streetsmart has to meet an accountant tomorrow She studies everything she needs to hold a conversation with him, I get the good deal She can hold an interesting conversation with people of all trades
Streetsmart people get the booksmarts to do the jobs for them Take a look at M.K.O's boardroom and see what I'm saying
The world has stopped looking for booksmart people now Really, says who?  the world will always need booksmart people, being street smart is also an advantage so if you have both, then youv'e made it.  |
Romance › Re: Does A Broken Home Affect Future Romance? by syren: 11:04am On Jul 09, 2008 |
Gamine: Pray tell, what pattern could this be.
My parents being seperate dosnt mean i want the same for myself[/b]or is it somewhere embedded that i don't know about? That's quite true when you experience the effects first hand you do what you can to stop your children go through it. Strangely enough the cycle tends to repeat it self with some people? Sagamite: Definitely.
I am more courteous of women that come from broken homes because I have seen a [b]pattern.  What pattern? |
Crime › Re: Why Do Some Men Beat Up Their Wives? by syren: 10:10pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
nuttyKachi: I dey feel you,Some women deserve heavy slap,because some of them are very sturbon How can you condone violence in a relationship? |
Romance › Re: Why Don't Women Like Telling Their Real Age by syren: 9:44pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
I always forget how old i am, it takes me a few seconds to answer, sometimes i say the wrong age by accident and then look like a complete idiot when i remember "i'm *****. OH NO sorry i mean i'm *****" am i losing it?  |
Music/Radio › Re: What Slow Jamz Are You Listening to Right Now!? by syren: 9:37pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
Seal - Kiss From a Rose (ClassiC!) |
Crime › Re: Why Do Some Men Beat Up Their Wives? by syren: 5:36pm On Jul 08, 2008 |
genius33: There is no reason why rational adults should stoop to such a level and hit their partners. If they feel this is the way to handle a dispute then they aren't mature enough to even be in a relationship. Either they have anger issues or they want a sense of control. Fear does not equal respect, your spouse may fear you but wont respect you. As for being provoked, either way in society it's not a good look for a man to beat his wife and it's not an attractive trait in a women who hits her husband either. |
Romance › Re: Why Do girls Prefer Qiute Guys. by syren: 11:00am On Jul 08, 2008 |
Some "quiet" guys are great, not all of them are painfully shy, they can be fun to hang out with on a one to one level. The louder ones are ok to but can sometimes be really obnoxious when they don't think before they speak. Big turn off!  |
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Romance › Re: Why Do girls Prefer Qiute Guys. by syren: 9:53pm On Jul 07, 2008 |
Fishoo: in most instance qiute guys tend to carry away all the pretty girls. so why? Ya mean the strong silent type not the shy type right? |