Hi I’m 21 and I just recently started feeling attracted to certain guys. Because I’m kinda new to the whole scene I was wondering where the best place outside like gay bars because there’s like none where I live, would to meet people to explore my feelings.
I suppose you could say that I’m bi sexual but till now I’ve kept telling myself that I’m straight, even though I come over as being “more gay that straight”.
Cheers for your comments peeps!
I was against this idea for a very long time until I met him. I realized that he’s a real nice, sincere and genuine guy. His ex cheated on him and he has a 3 yr old daughter with her whom he hardly see. We’ve known each other for almost a year now. I learned a lot of life lessons since I’ve known him. I also had a glimpse into his soul and have this deep knowing that he is the one.
For those who has or is dating someone going through a divorce, what are your challenges? If you could do it all over again, would you date someone who is going through a divorce? What very important lessons have you learned and how has it transformed your life? What helpful advice would you share to those who are new in dating someone who is divorced/going through a divorce?
Do men going through a divorce eventually starts believing in serious relationships and a second chance for a happy marriage again eventually? What advice could you share. Thanks.
I am starting to think about the possiblity of making myself available to date. I am 22 years old and I’ve never even been asked out on a date - so my experience is non-existant. I am a little cautious about dating because I don’t want to make any big mistakes resulting in cynicism from a broken heart and other casualties of the dating game (war, in some people’s books). Now, while I’ve been thinking about it, I’ve gone to several friends and family members to ask their opinion and to share their stories with me, so I can have an idea on how this could pan out - you know, those “if I knew then what I know now” stories. They’ve been really helpful.
One thing I have been getting consistently is just not to do it. Now, everyone has given me great reasons, but I find it hard to believe that relationships are all THAT bad, especially since the people who are telling me not to date ARE ALL IN A RELATIONSHIP! One of my friends even told me that she couldn’t stand her serious relationship, broke up with her boyfriend (swearing him off) and now, they’re back together. (Mind you, this is all in a month’s time.)
So, will someone tell me, if everyone wishes so much to NOT be in a relationship, and are telling me that it’s not worth the trouble, why don’t they just leave their guy and be free of the woes of a relationship? Or IS it worth it? If so, why are they telling me it’s not?
FYI - I’ve come right out and asked one of my closer friends and she just couldn’t tell me. As a matter of fact, she started talking about all of the great qualities of her husband!
I am starting to think about the possiblity of making myself available to date. I am 22 years old and I’ve never even been asked out on a date - so my experience is non-existant. I am a little cautious about dating because I don’t want to make any big mistakes resulting in cynicism from a broken heart and other casualties of the dating game (war, in some people’s books). Now, while I’ve been thinking about it, I’ve gone to several friends and family members to ask their opinion and to share their stories with me, so I can have an idea on how this could pan out - you know, those “if I knew then what I know now” stories. They’ve been really helpful.
One thing I have been getting consistently is just not to do it. Now, everyone has given me great reasons, but I find it hard to believe that relationships are all THAT bad, especially since the people who are telling me not to date ARE ALL IN A RELATIONSHIP! One of my friends even told me that she couldn’t stand her serious relationship, broke up with her boyfriend (swearing him off) and now, they’re back together. (Mind you, this is all in a month’s time.)
So, will someone tell me, if everyone wishes so much to NOT be in a relationship, and are telling me that it’s not worth the trouble, why don’t they just leave their guy and be free of the woes of a relationship? Or IS it worth it? If so, why are they telling me it’s not?
FYI - I’ve come right out and asked one of my closer friends and she just couldn’t tell me. As a matter of fact, she started talking about all of the great qualities of her husband!
Well, I don’t really know how to do it, and neither does she. So, I was wondering if I should buy anything extra, besides a condom of course, because I already have one. Please and thank you. :]
I know this guy and he’s not to be trusted.
I know this guy and he’s not to be trusted.
Just considering it, but I’ve never dated a woman with children before.
So I know I might be biting off more than I can chew here.
She is a great woman and appears - seems to be - a great mother. What might I be getting myself into?
Because i’m turning 18 in June and i never had a boyfriend before, never been kissed, or had any personal experiences with a guy so i’m kinda new to this and I don’t know anything about relationships at all. and i’m also looking for a older man who’s more mature, and respectful towards women who knows how to treat a lady. last but not least, honest.
I have been dating a mormon for about six months now. Every time he drops me off the kisses are literaly pecks. Or when we are alone together they are about like one second. We are both in our 20’s. Are mormons against passionate kissing. Is this normal? Maybe he is trying to give me a sign.
