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Это--becky

2. 3/11/10 09:25:46

Johnathan, вы действительно не отношения истинной любви ты? Юмор хорошо - плохо сообщение! Вы не имеете понятия о подводные течения истинной любви, или как они влияют на партнеров.Это все о тонких перехода на Центрированное равновесия посредством физических компромисса.Может быть она должна съесть курганы макароны ежедневно и стала Джебъа Хат версии Салли Strothers. --Ред

3. 3/12/10 22:33:36

UM - у вас ребята каких-либо навыков решения проблем?Я имею в виду - Джонатан - вы правы!Быть тем, кто ты право с самого начала - женщины никогда не как человек (или отсутствие там от) они могут сумели превратить вас в любом случае в долгосрочной перспективе так - себя, пива и макаронных изделий и all.Isn't, стоит ваш брак для каждого из вас сделать ваше собственное питание?Или это ваша идея делать вид, что вы как питание, она любила

16 comments 1. 4/18/10 17:43:18

If any man is still out there "on-line" dating, they are simply fools aimlessly wasting their time. The ratio of women to men is poor and women reserve the right to sit back and field the many e-mails they receive. Check all the websites out there and you will find the same women participating in all of them for years at a time. Are these women truly after "Serious Relationships"? Are you kidding me?!Women dating on-line are fickle, rude, opportunistic, self-entitled, serial daters who reserve the right to continue searching for the "BBD". The Bigger Better Deal. On line dating is simply a tremendous ego boost to even the most average dull-looking woman and a colossal waste of time for men who are truly searching for a woman that could become important to them.I refuse to participate in on-line dating and when I meet a woman who admits to being "on-line" my interest level plummets. I consider the on-line daters as "ladies" to possibly have some casual fun with, NEVER as a potential partner in anything serious. -- Tom

2. 4/19/10 02:23:54

Wow Tom! That's pretty harsh . . . I'm trying on-line dating again (though I haven't found 'the one' yet, I have met a couple of really nice guys who have become good friends). I tried it 5 yrs. ago and met a wonderful guy that didn't work out for geographic reasons. We still talk, email, and text one another. I tried it again 2 yrs. ago and saw the same men's profiles as I had originally - not a single change to anything (not even the pics!) - all showing online now or within the last 24 hrs. for their status! I am now trying it again and am seeing the same exact people still with no changes and all recently active. More than a few of the men on there seem to be predators. But I still responded to almost every message and I did finally manage to meet a guy who seems way too good to be true. And he wants a second date, lol. I put 2 very recent pics on my profile, was very honest about myself and what I'm looking for/not looking for, and have tried to be exceedingly polite when responding to all except for the pervs who have contacted me.I even insist on going dutch or alternating who pays - I have a decent job and don't want to feel I owe anyone anything I'm not ready for. I've heard a few horror stories from women who have tried on-line dating - scary enough that I almost didn't try it myself at first - but I have been extremely lucky with whom I've met for the most part because I focus on safety as much as possible. I've had a couple of 'dud' dates - the guy who couldn't take his eyes off the 90 lb. underage waitress or carry on a conversation; a single dad who turned out to be either some sort of drug addict or just plain scary. But from the sounds of things you've had lots of luck outside of trying the on-line sites, too, lol. -- Elle

3. 4/21/10 18:50:41

I've tried online dating, in the past, and met two (seemingly) great boyfriends. One became the love of MY life. He said the same, until four months later, he took an unexpected hike and basically lives on the same website on which we met. Sad. Cowardly, too. These websites can sometimes be great, but mostly (in my humble opinion), it's way too easy to click a mouse, when you become bored with someone in "real life". Yuck. What a turn-off!My last boyfriend was awesome, but I'm assuming, since it's been a few months since we split, he's back online, though we didn't meet online. He thought it was a waste of time, too, but nevertheless, did it (as did I). I think it boils down to loneliness and boredom. It's amazing what that combination does to a person! I'm staying away from the online dating thing, for a good, long while. And, I don't know if I'll return. Since I'm a good-looking, 43-year-old who's well-educated, with no kids (and not wanting any, thank God, given my chronology! LOL!), I hope I don't have a problem meeting a guy the "old-fashioned way". Who knows, though? Have we forgotten how to organically meet people, given the speed, instant gratification and ubiquity of online dating? I can relate to this article's author because I, too, live in a small city, and the same people seem to take up residence on Plenty of Fish, perennially! Wow...As I referred to earlier, it seems to have become the "thing to do" on those long, lonely nights. Curiosity killed the cat, but it's also killing true human interaction, as far as I'm concerned, because jealousy can definitely play a part. What happens when two former online daters strike up a (real life) relationship, and boredom sets in, prompting one of the two (or both) to let their mouse/mice do the clicking? Is this cheating? I think so. But, that's another issue, eh? ;)Sigh. Buh-bye, online dating! -- Sherri

4. 4/23/10 23:52:34

These words pertain to my experience with online dating, I agree with "Tom" from the first post. Almost all of the women who have initiated contact with me are very responsive until it comes time to meet in person.Then all of a sudden, they have to work for the next 30 days without a day off, all known babysitters within 1000 miles are on strike, their car mysteriously blows a head gasket and they may never drive again, their great aunt Petunia who lives in Idaho has died and she must take the summer off from dating to attend the funeral.In the business world of sales, these kind of folks have been called "strokers" or worse. All I know is that I will be spending my summer hiking, biking, kayaking and surfing. I will discipline myself to only check emails once a week. I have more than indicated in my profile that I have figured out the sick game the ladies online play. As far as I am concerned, for them it is "game over". I guess I should be glad for the money I am saving by not being tied down and paying for a lot of bull. -- Gary

5. 4/29/10 14:48:05

Met a woman I fell in love with online and as it turned out she had a boyfriend and was leading me on. All she did was apologize for my broken heart. It still hurts and I feel ashamed. Never again. -- Sal

6. 5/08/10 01:50:15

I met my husband of nearly ten years online. It was a great way to find the basic check list of what I was looking for (non smoker, no kids, college, etc) We are divorced now, but we have two great kids and are still friends. Online dating is just a way to MEET people, we have to take over the human part from there -- jammers

7. 5/12/10 02:24:28

I think online dating is a great tool for mature dating. It is certainly yielding great results and hence online dating sites are even popular then porn site. -- Over60dating

8. 5/17/10 03:57:49

It is not only the females that don't take the online dating seriouly. I have met a few men who had excellent profiles, conversations very great, we swapped numbers and had many weeks of texts and phone calls, but sure enough, when they weren't having what they said was 'the most interesting meaningful conversation ever' with me, they were online still flirting and carrying on with other women! Men don't take it seriously, they are all looking for a flirt, a quick catch up, one night stand, etc. I have since closed my profile and although I live in a small country town, I am waiting to meet Mr Right in real life, not on the net. -- LittleMiss

9. 5/19/10 19:43:13

LittleMIss, I agree that a lot of men out there do not take on-line dating seriously. When I have dated, and I am not a serial dater, the last guy he said he was wanting to find that special someone. We talked and meet and few times and talked and then he oved on becasue I would not break my ruke of not having sex unless it was a committed monogomous relationship and after 90 days. What about this? Do you have top break your own ruke to keep a guy, no, do not. -- Heather

10. 5/23/10 15:02:17

I'm sorry but Tom, you are either wrong or forgot to include men who do the same. I got back online after not having been on it for years. My experience is totally different than 6 or 7 years ago. I met quite a few nice people but met someone in the "wild" and decided to date him. This time around, I'm appalled at the lack of courtesy. Perfectly nice, innocuous email exchanges suddenly end with no word. Nice dates with no reply, not even a reply to my thank you. It has given me a perception of men as not, well, being willing to man up. There is nothing wrong with a reply like "I enjoyed meeting you but didn't feel enough of a spark but I wish you luck on your search." The last person was so enthusiastic and engaged on our date and yet I had to drag out of him that he didn't see a future together, after days of back and forth "trying" to schedule another date. Provide a person with humane closure. -- jane

11. 5/31/10 08:39:24

I am a member of an online website and have been having a good time from day 1. Not in wild nature,though as I practise 'no sex' rule in order to maintain my absolutely excellent/ brilliant vital statistics which most men in the website seem to be interested the most.All I can say is as long as you listen to your gut instinct and friends' advice (this is a must), you'll be fine.And, be optimistic if someone says no to you. Look at the bright side- you're still single and am able to continue looking for the 'one'.Some men are genuine but some are pure nasty in terms of their evil intentions (trust me- I've met quite a few online).Good luck. -- M

12. 6/07/10 21:41:49

I have just started online dating at age 46. I live in a small town and for years my friends advised me to date outside my zip code. Online dating allows me to so this and choose how far afield I go. I try to reply to every email or flirt with a polite msge. I have only met one person in person and we plan to meet again. I have no plans at this time to take down my profile. I am approaching this like I do a job search. Just because you get an interview... do you call every where else you have applied and have them tear up your application? I have replied to my most recent emails that I have been communicating with a nice gentleman but at this point it too early to make a call either way. -- Sunny

13. 8/19/10 00:45:50

online dating can ruin family relationship. -- sam

14. 9/02/10 17:45:08

i have been online dating for about a month or so have met one ladie her profile said athletic tone, no were close im just wondering why people do this?? for the ladies out there i get alot of winks or e-mail i respond back and never here from them ... why do yall respond at all if your not really interested. if i look at someones profile i do not wink or e-mail if im not interested. im not talking about 1 or2 im talking all the time im like wtf.. -- john

15. 9/06/10 03:18:02

I have dated online for two years and met LOTS of male garbage, but I never gave up. And all of the sudden, I meet this fantastic guy and perfect gentleman, super romantic! We aee madly in love and never followed the dating rules. We have been living together for 6 months now, I am pregnant and we already made fout luxury trips abroad. Don't tell me there are no great guys on the net!!! -- Zoe

16. 9/17/10 09:14:02

Maybe he's a serial killer? Online dating can ruin family relationships - but, if you're ready to move on then you're ready to move on. You can find a fella at the pub or on the computer (but seriously, the pub would be WAY more convenient). This format opens doors. But it's dangerous to rely on what people say about themselves because it's only that person's interpretation of themselves. It's weird alright. I met a man online and fell in love. It's been going on for four years. We met online then two years later, met in person in Rome. Turned out he was even more amazing in person. Then he came to Australia for three months last year. It was bliss. He's moving here next month. -- Donna

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