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I'm new and mostly lurk, as it's hard to figure where's a good spot and time to jump in. So, first, hello to everyone!
I recently met someone through work who I am crazy about. He perused me pretty aggressively and I probably would have never met him had he not. We are, oddly and smoothly, taking it slow. We completely enjoy the time we do spend together by going to the Movies hanging out whatever...it's all been really good! Except he is nearly ten years younger than me. ![]() My question is this: What's he thinking? What are the odds this will amount to anything? <--Because that's how I feel right now considering the odd-coupleness of it all.
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He's probably thinking he's dating a cool chick and he hopes she won't let the age issue ruin a good thing.
As for the odds of it working..it depends on the both of you, what each of you want, and what each of you are capable of giving. 10 years isn't a huge gap...unless you're 28 and he's 18, but still, there are generational aspects that might get in the way. ONly time will tell if they're enough to cause you trouble. Bottomline, just with any relationship, it depends on how compatible each of you are. |
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I never could have predicted this one. But it's so sweet I am willing to roll with it and see how it goes. Thank you for the honest response.
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NP...good luck!
FYI, my gf is 12 years my junior, and we've been at it for almost 3 years. |
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This has probably been asked, but why do hetero men think it's hilarious to be "pretend gay" with their guy pals. The women I know do not find it funny at all
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I'm not sure what you mean. How do they pretend to be gay? Do they kiss their male friends?
Shoo...she was legal when we started dating! Besides, she approached me, so it's more like...bachelor pad bed robbing? How would that translate? |
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Why they wouldn't ask for directions from strangers/friends ?
Why why why ?! Countless times I've told hubby to call so-and-so but he was adamant in not getting any help ! And several times I know the way but he will only use my help as a last resort. Why why why !? This issue always bothers me because it's not as if I am in an air-conditioned car. We're on a bike under the hot sun ! |
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I've met this guy a few times - always in a group situation.
During our recent meet up, he was so cautious about what he said to me, he looked as though he was afraid of offending me or just plain scared of me...lol. I'm a shy girl, for god's sake! Why does he act as though he's treading on egg shells when he's around me? I don't get it. Does he think I'm scary/boring/fragile? |
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![]() Or just explain how much it bothers you and ask him nicely to hit googlemaps prior to going somewhere? |
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Joined: Aug 2007
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i don't know if this has been asked before (haven't read through the whole thread), but why do so many men dislike being social, in general? many guys act like they'd rather get a root canal than go to a party and have conversation with others. i don't consider myself a very social person, but i think i am, compared to my husband, who is not really a fan of meeting new people and just talking, etc. my dad is the same way. my mom would always want to host parties and chat with all the guests, yet my dad was the type who would rather just sit in a corner and read a book.
i know that not all guys are like this (a lot of guys are very outgoing) but i've noticed that in general, most guys aren't into the social scene at all. even on TV sitcoms, e.g. According to Jim, the King of Queens, etc...it is always the wife who wants to make new friends, host parties etc and the husband is always adamantly opposed to it. why?
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