...I don't think even Yosef could induce me to give married men another try. 

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Lindal Kidd
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09-23-2008 11:26
...I don't think even Yosef could induce me to give married men another try. ![]() Yo-yo's not so bad, especially if you cover him in chocolate. _____________________
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 11:27
Do you want me to delete my post (something for which I am infamous) and then you can delete this one. Pep (Well, if *I* couldn't persuade you . . . ) Umm....no...that's OK, Pep, but thanks for offering. ^_^ |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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09-23-2008 11:27
Damn, Lindal's following me around today.
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 11:28
Yo-yo's not so bad, especially if you cover him in chocolate. /me imagines Yo-yo covered with chocolate and whipped cream. Mmmmmmmmmmm............. ^_^ |
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Maureen Boccaccio
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09-23-2008 11:30
Yo-yo's not so bad, especially if you cover him in chocolate. ooohhhh....the mental image....I'll be back later. ![]() _____________________
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 11:30
I only date married women. Pep (They are more grateful) You and James Bond.... |
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Nichole Vanbeeck
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09-23-2008 11:32
[QUOTE I cuoldn't agree more. That's why I have a firm rule of no more married men. I wouldn't date a married man in RL, why would I date one in SL? SL experiences happen to the same person as RL experiences. I've heard of a number of marriages damaged or broken because of SL dating.[/QUOTE]
I couldn't agree with you more. I have been there and done that. Only in SL that is. Bottom line: A married man or woman (in my case a man) is just lacking something in his/her marriage. So they come to sl because here they find someone who gives then attention and is hearing all the right thing them making up what they are not getting in their RL. So when all is honky dory in their RL marriage again they start treating you different. |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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09-23-2008 11:33
You and James Bond.... He's indiscriminate Pep (Bond doesn't care if they are illiterate) _____________________
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Nichole Vanbeeck
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09-23-2008 11:34
the quote i was quoting was from Malina Chuwen
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 11:41
A married man or woman (in my case a man) is just lacking something in his/her marriage. So they come to sl because here they find someone who gives then attention and is hearing all the right thing them making up what they are not getting in their RL. So when all is honky dory in their RL marriage again they start treating you different. Absolutely true. There was that one guy I hung out with constantly for a week, then he vanished. Then he told me he had this committed relationship, and she had returned from a trip, but she was leaving again next Tuesday, could we hang out again then? Answer: NO!!!! It seems he had "forgotten" to tell me about his RL commmitted relationship. Oh, and he said to not e-mail him anymore, because she had access to his e-mail and got VERY cranky about seeing messages from another woman. But he wanted to hang out the next time she went on a trip. Then there are the men who warn me that they can't use voice and might have to unexpectedly log out if their wife wanders by. Oh! How could I forget the guy I met in SL, then later in RL who swore he'd love me forever the first day he was here, then vanished the next morning? Interestingly enough, when I tried to call, there was a woman's voice on his answering machine....hmmmmm When a person has to go to this extent to hide his SL activities, I can't feel good about being a part of them, not to mention that being at someone's beck and call when the important person in their life isn't available isn't my idea of a quality relationship. /me takes a deep breath OK. End of rant. |
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Cristalle Karami
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09-23-2008 11:44
Absolutely true. There was that one guy I hung out with constantly for a week, then he vanished. Then he told me he had this committed relationship, and she had returned from a trip, but she was leaving again next Tuesday, could we hang out again then? Answer: NO!!!! It seems he had "forgotten" to tell me about his RL commmitted relationship. Oh, and he said to not e-mail him anymore, because she had access to his e-mail and got VERY cranky about seeing messages from another woman. But he wanted to hang out the next time she went on a trip. When a person has to go to this extent to hide his SL activities, I can't feel good about being a part of them, not to mention that being at someone's beck and call when the important person in their life isn't available isn't my idea of a quality relationship. I agree. It's not worth being in a relationship that isn't above-board. _____________________
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Nichole Vanbeeck
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09-23-2008 11:53
It seems he had "forgotten" to tell me about his RL commmitted relationship. Oh, and he said to not e-mail him anymore, because she had access to his e-mail and got VERY cranky about seeing messages from another woman. But he wanted to hang out the next time she went on a trip.QUOTE] Shakes head and agrees. Yep, first it was like 15 emails a day, then lead into text messages , then on skype calls, then video calls. Just when you think they get close BAM.... the door been slammed. Then the emails die, texts die, skype calls die, then the excuses, oh phone was dead, battery died, didn't hear or see the texts. Lost my phone, I am sick, comes on less. You get the point right? Well so did I. My problem was this, "blinded by love". I have truely learned my lesson and vow to never be in another relaionship with a marry SL man (RL man either). At least I can hold my head up high because there are three things that are so true and mark my words. *Action speaks louder then words *What goes around comes around *Everything happens for a reason okay i could go on and on but I wont and really can't now. |
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Nichole Vanbeeck
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09-23-2008 11:53
damnit that quote thing. Quote was from Rose Dove
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Jerboa Haystack
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09-23-2008 11:56
Well...everyone is in SL looking for something that's missing from their RL. Whether that is a relationship, or even a creative outlet.
Don't condemn all of male-kind because some jerks lie and sneak around. You know there are those nice, shy guys out there. Flying around from sim to sim, hanging in the background, looking for a good way to jump into the conversation. The trick is finding those people who are looking for the same thing you are. ![]() |
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 11:59
It seems he had "forgotten" to tell me about his RL commmitted relationship. Oh, and he said to not e-mail him anymore, because she had access to his e-mail and got VERY cranky about seeing messages from another woman. But he wanted to hang out the next time she went on a trip.QUOTE] Shakes head and agrees. Yep, first it was like 15 emails a day, then lead into text messages , then on skype calls, then video calls. Just when you think they get close BAM.... the door been slammed. Then the emails die, texts die, skype calls die, then the excuses, oh phone was dead, battery died, didn't hear or see the texts. Lost my phone, I am sick, comes on less. You get the point right? Well so did I. My problem was this, "blinded by love". I have truely learned my lesson and vow to never be in another relaionship with a marry SL man (RL man either). At least I can hold my head up high because there are three things that are so true and mark my words. *Action speaks louder then words *What goes around comes around *Everything happens for a reason okay i could go on and on but I wont and really can't now. /me hugs Nicole I so agree! I too have been a fool for love. But...you know what? I think it's infinitely better to be hurt being a fool for love than to be too jaded to let yourself love. And yes, I will love again. I'll just try to be more careful. Will I get hurt? Maybe, but still, it's worth the risk. |
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Colette Meiji
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09-23-2008 12:01
Absolutely true. There was that one guy I hung out with constantly for a week, then he vanished. Then he told me he had this committed relationship, and she had returned from a trip, but she was leaving again next Tuesday, could we hang out again then? Answer: NO!!!! It seems he had "forgotten" to tell me about his RL commmitted relationship. Oh, and he said to not e-mail him anymore, because she had access to his e-mail and got VERY cranky about seeing messages from another woman. But he wanted to hang out the next time she went on a trip. Then there are the men who warn me that they can't use voice and might have to unexpectedly log out if their wife wanders by. Oh! How could I forget the guy I met in SL, then later in RL who swore he'd love me forever the first day he was here, then vanished the next morning? Interestingly enough, when I tried to call, there was a woman's voice on his answering machine....hmmmmm When a person has to go to this extent to hide his SL activities, I can't feel good about being a part of them, not to mention that being at someone's beck and call when the important person in their life isn't available isn't my idea of a quality relationship. /me takes a deep breath OK. End of rant. Well most definitely if someone's RL relationship status bothers you - do not cyber-date them! And anyone who lies about their status to you is scummy. -------- At the same time anyone who isn't offering more than an online fling ... Shouldn't expect RL loyalty from the person they are cyber-dating. |
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Jerboa Haystack
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09-23-2008 12:03
/me hugs to both of you
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Pserendipity Daniels
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09-23-2008 12:03
I agree. It's not worth being in a relationship that isn't above-board. If you can't stand the heat stay out of the kitchen. Pep (You are missing out on a lot of fun) _____________________
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Nichole Vanbeeck
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09-23-2008 12:04
/me hugs Nicole I so agree! I too have been a fool for love. But...you know what? I think it's infinitely better to be hurt being a fool for love than to be too jaded to let yourself love. And yes, I will love again. I'll just try to be more careful. Will I get hurt? Maybe, but still, it's worth the risk. Awh thanks for the Hug and squeezes back. Whispers quitely in your ear " its nicHole" laughs so hard. I can't say I wont ever fall in love, but when I do it will be in RL not SL. Im not bitter about it because it just makes us stronger and learn what not to do next time. How true is this its in my profile but i will put it here so you can read it and so can everyone else. There comes a point in your life when you realize who matters, who never did, who won't anymore, and who always will. So don't worry about people from your past, there's a reason why they didn't make it to your future... "The past is behind, learn from it. The future is ahead, prepare for it. The present is here, live it." =) FROM ME: with each experience that I go through with each lesson that I learn, it just makes me stronger and become the better person. I am proud of who I am! - Nichole R. |
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 12:04
Well...everyone is in SL looking for something that's missing from their RL. Whether that is a relationship, or even a creative outlet. Don't condemn all of male-kind because some jerks lie and sneak around. You know there are those nice, shy guys out there. Flying around from sim to sim, hanging in the background, looking for a good way to jump into the conversation. The trick is finding those people who are looking for the same thing you are. ![]() I agree with you as well, Jerboa. We are all looking for something: friendship, love, creative outlet, adventure, an alternative to TV....the reasons for being in SL are probably unique to each of us. And you are right, you can't let a few bad apples spoil the whole bag. Many people in SL are among the kindest, most intelligent, funniest, best people I've ever met. ^_^ |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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09-23-2008 12:06
*Action speaks louder then words *What goes around comes around *Everything happens for a reason Dammit that cliche thing Pep (And it's catching) _____________________
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Rose Dove
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09-23-2008 12:08
/me hugs to both of you And what Collette said. People who lie about their situation aren't worth the time of day. /me hugs Jerboa back Absolutely! "... the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is as perennial as the grass. " -Max Ehrmann |
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Pserendipity Daniels
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09-23-2008 12:08
And anyone who lies about their status to you is scummy. It ain't just men who lie . . . Pep (Is it just women who have been let down, or do men not talk about it?) _____________________
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Colette Meiji
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09-23-2008 12:11
It ain't just men who lie . . . Pep (Is it just women who have been let down, or do men not talk about it?) Nope - plenty of women lie as well. Of course this thread is about meeting Men .. |
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Nichole Vanbeeck
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09-23-2008 12:12
I agree its not just men and I am sure there are good men and woman out there its just rare to find eachother. It us woman who talk about more.
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