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Marcelo22 
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 Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 1:59pm |
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u dont want to meet Coconess Nature, she got more chest hair than Prince
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naturesgift
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Location: US - Arizona
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 2:01pm |
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Oh Gosh!
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naturesgift
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 2:02pm |
 sbrownie84 wrote:
Naturesgift, please post a link to your thread. Id love to read. |
well it started off ok but went south quick from what I recall 
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rickysrose
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 2:28pm |
sbrownie84 wrote:
I'm wondering of the majority of responses are from women who are single or without a man for years. I've noticed that the women with the most advice about men or relationships are single. Just saying |
Wow that's so much shade
There's a flip side, women in relationships might've had only one or two so they don't really know what works in general
If you've dated a lot or for long periods of time, you've seen first hand what works on most and what doesn't
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sexyandfamous
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 2:39pm |
naturesgift wrote:
Yes I made the "man plan thread" but its not about finding a man it was about setting relationship goals the way we as women do other goals... and for the record I don't want (A MAN) I want a husband the one that is meant for me.I make these threads so people who want to can share ideas~ |
I think you need to chill about with the whole "I-need-a-husband" thing. The reason I say that is because of the threads that have the same theme, yet different titles, which you create in order to find and keep a man. The plan should be: man and I meet, we date, we fall in love, we get married, we live happily ever after. Thing is, your plan needs the support of another person, and that person might be busy working on his degree, trying to get a promotion at work, has family issues to deal with, etc etc etc. So your plan may sound good on the paper, but since it needs the other person to be on board 100%, it might take longer than you expect for you to get married and also live happily ever after.
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naturesgift
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 2:56pm |
sexyandfamous wrote:
naturesgift wrote:
Yes I made the "man plan thread" but its not about finding a man it was about setting relationship goals the way we as women do other goals... and for the record I don't want (A MAN) I want a husband the one that is meant for me.I make these threads so people who want to can share ideas~ |
I think you need to chill about with the whole "I-need-a-husband" thing. The reason I say that is because of the threads that have the same theme, yet different titles, which you create in order to find and keep a man.
The plan should be: man and I meet, we date, we fall in love, we get married, we live happily ever after. Thing is, your plan needs the support of another person, and that person might be busy working on his degree, trying to get a promotion at work, has family issues to deal with, etc etc etc.
So your plan may sound good on the paper, but since it needs the other person to be on board 100%, it might take longer than you expect for you to get married and also live happily ever after.
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Do you have plans about your life areas? I am sure you do? Plan's are just that they are no guarantee of anything... anyway this thread is not the same theme, this is about maintaining the attention- this can be for marriage or any relationships in life
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sexyandfamous
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 3:00pm |
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Yes, it is the same theme: men - the difference is this one wants to know how to keep them. The other ones were about how to find them.
The plan is simple, the problem is keeping up with it, because the guy you like has to like you back.
You posted the first thread a couple months ago, right? Did you follow any of the good advices? Did it work out for you at all?
Edited by sexyandfamous - Jun 14 2014 at 3:00pm
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naturesgift
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 3:02pm |
rickysrose wrote:
sbrownie84 wrote:
I'm wondering of the majority of responses are from women who are single or without a man for years. I've noticed that the women with the most advice about men or relationships are single. Just saying |
Wow that's so much shade
There's a flip side, women in relationships might've had only one or two so they don't really know what works in general
If you've dated a lot or for long periods of time, you've seen first hand what works on most and what doesn't
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people can only talk about what has worked or what has not worked for them, its all about personal growth
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coconess
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Joined: Dec 30 2006
Location: Cali
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 3:07pm |
shes not trying to lick my chest she doesnt care about where the bulk of my hair is at.
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iliveforbhm
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Posted: Jun 14 2014 at 3:17pm |
sexyandfamous wrote:
naturesgift wrote:
Yes I made the "man plan thread" but its not about finding a man it was about setting relationship goals the way we as women do other goals... and for the record I don't want (A MAN) I want a husband the one that is meant for me.I make these threads so people who want to can share ideas~ |
I think you need to chill about with the whole "I-need-a-husband" thing. The reason I say that is because of the threads that have the same theme, yet different titles, which you create in order to find and keep a man.
The plan should be: man and I meet, we date, we fall in love, we get married, we live happily ever after. Thing is, your plan needs the support of another person, and that person might be busy working on his degree, trying to get a promotion at work, has family issues to deal with, etc etc etc.
So your plan may sound good on the paper, but since it needs the other person to be on board 100%, it might take longer than you expect for you to get married and also live happily ever after.
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