Match.com (Vol. 7)
Discussion
C4ME said:
Blown2CV said:
nobody said that. I don't know where you get your attitudes from but the fact you are filling in the gaps yourself makes me wonder how well adjusted you really are compared to how you'd like to be seen. Do they not call this sort of stuff 'white knighting'? Women don't want pushovers by the way.
I am very well adjusted and thank you for asking. You seem rather old fashioned in attitude from your comments. Women don’t want pushovers is another 
I did ask you how you would deal with the situation which you have not answered.
Edited by C4ME on Thursday 20th June 15:45
halo34 said:
The more important question sometimes is why partnered up members take such an interest in this thread - I think I would find that more worrying tbh
why would that be worrying. I've subscribed to this thread since I was last single. Sometimes it's useful to have the advice of someone who has what you want, except you don't see it like that huh.
halo34 said:
The more important question sometimes is why partnered up members take such an interest in this thread - I think I would find that more worrying tbh
I am single but not looking. This thread is like reading the advice column in the newspaper. I think Petrus deserves his own photo story. Capitan Obvio said:
Petrus1983 said:
Update.
I'm going for a drink with both of them next week.
So if the conversation’s a bit slow or boring they can natter with each other. Genius. I'm going for a drink with both of them next week.
Edited by Petrus1983 on Thursday 20th June 19:29
halo34 said:
Blown2CV said:
why would that be worrying. I've subscribed to this thread since I was last single.
Sometimes it's useful to have the advice of someone who has what you want, except you don't see it like that huh.
Er no, I dont want any of what you have thanks. Sometimes it's useful to have the advice of someone who has what you want, except you don't see it like that huh.
Petrus1983 said:
Capitan Obvio said:
Petrus1983 said:
Update.
I'm going for a drink with both of them next week.
So if the conversation’s a bit slow or boring they can natter with each other. Genius. I'm going for a drink with both of them next week.
Edited by Petrus1983 on Thursday 20th June 19:29
If I was single and met a potential who then told me she actually had a partner, I can't think in what universe I could be bothered to go for a drink with both of them.
shirt said:
I am single but not looking. This thread is like reading the advice column in the newspaper. I think Petrus deserves his own photo story.
What the made up ones where things didn't really happen but it was more enjoyable that most of the paper lolBlown2CV - here for the Gainz Innit lolz
Monkeylegend said:
Petrus1983 said:
C4ME said:
That is for the couple to agree on boundaries together. It is not for the fiancé to decide. He does not own her !
Very much this. A good (older) friend told me when I was in my early 20's to treat a partner like a butterfly - if you squeeze to tightly you'll crush them, and they'll die - but if they want to fly off, you have to let them. 
Anyway, back to actual dating!
Have one lined up for Sunday morning, wants to meet for a coffee and a wander, convo so far has been bland so not holding my breath, but slim pickings at the moment so what the hell.
Blown the dust of my tennis racquet as well, just in case I get called up to be a fourth
Have one lined up for Sunday morning, wants to meet for a coffee and a wander, convo so far has been bland so not holding my breath, but slim pickings at the moment so what the hell.
Blown the dust of my tennis racquet as well, just in case I get called up to be a fourth
Saleen836 said:
All the chatter going on regarding the rights or wrongs of making a new friend of the opposite sex when engaged and yet no one has asked the imprtant question....How the hell did Petrus end up going to a Taylor Swift concert!?
She probably invited him and for drinks afterwards with her and Travis.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff