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What is with favorites?Posted : 28 Jan, 2010 07:17 PMI use it to quickly find the people I talk to often. It has nothing to do with romantic interests, especially as there are a couple guys in my favorites section. The contacts list is just too huge, and includes everyone you've ever spoken to. I use it kind of like a bookmark. I liked the second grade comment though:ROFL: skinny
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lost weightPosted : 28 Jan, 2010 07:12 PMAnd God'slamb-thank you, I think you understood best what I was trying to get across. Through your posts, you seem very self-assured, and well grounded. Do you personally have any suggestions? I'm with you on "scale it back" how do I do that specifically?
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lost weightPosted : 28 Jan, 2010 07:09 PMThank you all very much, and please keep it coming. Just to clarify a few things for everyone-Yes the conversation we had clarified everything. There are no romantic feelings between us, otherwise, I wouldn't be on this site.:glow: It was her that asked "ya know-say I did hit my goal-what do ya think the chances are you'd take me on a REAL date? I'll even split the cost with you but I want a limo, flowers, maybe a play, or high class something or other, we go fifty-fifty. Deal?" (And yes, that is ver batim) I said "Deal" and we both agreed on it. A little background I should've given earlier and apologize for: When this had happened, I was actually dating a friend of hers that she set me up with, and my girlfriend was ok with, and actually supportive of the idea, wanting to take my friend dress shopping, and to pick out a play, as well as offering her substantial photography skills for the event. I thought about making this a group thing, and brought the idea up, but was shot down "because what if I freak out, and don't feel right all dressed up in some hoity-toity restaurant, and just want to disappear for a while."
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Harry Potter vs. Narnia...Posted : 28 Jan, 2010 03:38 PMRead Narnia, awesome story/stories, yes, all of them. Saw one Harry Potter movie, never read any books. It seems like the next generation's fantasy novel to me. I'm not a parent, and unless stated as a "Christian" work by the author/director, I never try to draw parallels.
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SacrificePosted : 28 Jan, 2010 02:45 PMEver watched a welder work? Sometimes God's fire is just like that torch. It cuts away all the bad, all the rust, all the deformity, the rough edges. That can be a truly painful experience. But after a while, it gets easier, and just like steel, you'll be "dipped in fire, pounded out, and reformed." If you lived outside of God's grace, yeah you're gonna lose a lot. This will sound cold I know: but when I see my friends in the afterlife, and they go one way, and I go the other, they won't be able to say I never told them. (about God) I know how cold that sounds, but it's the reality of the situation. And yes, the welder's torch is extremely painful. But you're better off for having gone through it all
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My best friend broke my heartPosted : 28 Jan, 2010 02:38 PMOuch girl, I'll be praying for ya. For what it's worth-you made the right choice
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When did attraction become an issue?Posted : 28 Jan, 2010 02:10 PMI won't for one second deny that I don't have an immediate response when I see a pretty girl. Human nature. But my "attraction" to someone gets more or less intense the better I get to know them.
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lost weightPosted : 28 Jan, 2010 01:55 PMDear ladies: My best friend has had weight trouble her whole life. Last year she went on a new diet attempting to lose 80 lbs. She has never been on a "real date." Not even proms. (Her and I mutually have no feelings more than friendship for each other, yes, it's been discussed.)I promised her that if she made her goal, I'd personally take her on a date. She lost 50 lbs!!!!!!! and only gained back ten. She has since quit the diet, and hasn't been gaining the weight back!!! I know her well enough to know she'll probably never get back on the diet, and she's halfway there. My question is two-fold: 1. Should I still take her out on the date? 2. If I do, should I still go "all out"? (Limo, broadway play, five-star dinner, flowers, etc)? You've all been amazingly helpful and honest in my previous posts, and I'm really coming to value the wealth of Christian women's opinions that I have access to via this site, so please help me out here. Many thanks, skinny
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Interesting, to Say the Least...Posted : 28 Jan, 2010 01:07 PMYeah dude, someone like that hit me up too. Out of the blue she I.M.s me, and then asks if we can talk. I offer skype, she says she has no access to that. Then she hits me with this number, and you have to call it, then enter in a six digit code, and you can talk with whoever else is in the "room" Well, I'm a sucker for a sob story, and I did it. So far nothing seems out of the ordinary with my computer, phone bill, credit cards, etc. But yeah someone hit me up like that too. The difference is, I actually had a decent conversation with a stranger who sounded pretty much like her profile described her. Age, nationality, etc. I think I got lucky, and won't be doing it again. You my friend seem to have found a genuine psychopath!!! Best of luck!!!!
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Old Posts CDFFPosted : 28 Jan, 2010 12:48 PMHey girl, you've always got something good to say. Thank YOU too
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