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a poll what else :) |
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Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 4:17 pm
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Posted: Mon May 04, 2009 6:14 pm
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Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 11:12 am
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Posted: Fri May 22, 2009 12:36 pm
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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:31 pm
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wvicequeen2005 I need advice.....My hubby and I been married for 10 years tomorrow. I can't help but feel our relationship is kinda one sided these days. We have 2 kids and we both work full time. He's got things going on all the time in the evenings and I'm at home....alone....with the kids. I love my children, but I need a break sometimes too. I just feel really neglected and tired, and just emotionally numb. Sometimes I feel like we're just friends with benefits once every couple of weeks, we're basically roommates with kids. He says he's happy, and he knows I'm not. Things are great for about a week after I have a meltdown, then it's back to same old same old until my next meltdown. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
seriously talk to him its a bit of a problem try get him dedicate a day or two lor more a week so it's not just you alone if thos dont work get therapy, outsider, his friends to help point out what he is doing. i know it may seem stupid but some guys having an outsider, therapist, a friend say it and not you and your meltdowns can help change his adittude enough.
well i also saw a show that if u give up sex for like 2wks but just do things like hold hands, walk the beach, have a pinic just do things together that dont need sex for the whole time u spend for also could help
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Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 1:25 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 4:06 pm
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Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 6:36 pm
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bellaxxmuerte i'm 29, going thru a divorce and very very lonely. my bf broke up with me in august, but i still have feelings for him. i don't like being alone, so i tend to gravitate towards guys who end up being good for nothings. right now i'm working at a new job and there's a really hot guy working with me, but he's only 22. i have one of those stupid crushes on him that i know is silly but i can't make it go away. he's a typical young guy who goes to bars and gets drunk, which is not my scene xp i really wanna get back together with my ex bf but at the same time i've got the hots for that kid. what should i do??? I can relate to your feelings of not wanting to be alone because I hate being alone myself. However, it sounds like there may be something deeply rooted within for you to settle for "good for nothings".
Unfortunately, I would suggest that you do some soul searching to figure it out. I have spent some time by myself (no bf, no friends w/benefits) and found that the guys that I am attracted to are full of Sugar Honey Iced Tea. Knowing this has prompted me to ask myself questions that I am still trying to answer. Even with my co-worker, I found that what I was attracted to was the BS he uses to hide the fact that he isn't very good man to be mixed with outside of the job.
I wish I could give some other kind of advice, but this seems like it may do the most good. Self-reflection and self-honesty (not easy to do) can lead to self-healing, self-knowledge, and more independence to not settle for "good for nothings".
P.S. I was told by a friend that talking to God would help me with my loneliness. I don't always speak to him, but when I do (just to vent out whatever I am feeling) it helps. I can't say if you need God in your life or not (you decide you own path) but maybe if you spoke to God (or a Higher Power) it may help out as well. I'll apologize if I sound like a preacher. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 12:33 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 3:17 pm
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Meow...I am back after a very long break from this place.
No real problem...okay, yes, there is. I am 6 classes away from graduating with a BA in sociology. As you can imagine, I am almost literally being pulled apart "by each one of my limbs, by each one of my friends," as Enemin (sp?) would say.
I want to go study abroad in Morocco or other places, and my boyfriend and friends don't want me to go over there. I could study abroad in Canada where my friends insist on going, but nothing this year is being sponsored by my university, meaning I'd have to pay all the way. The study abroad program is only covering every country except canada, for some reason.
Not only that, I plan to make a career in sociology and global securities. No offense to any of my friends or love, but....I want adventure. I want to learn Arabic, I want to learn of the middle east culture, and I want to be able to go so badly. Plus, that is actually sponsored by the University, so scholarships would help me pay my way, unlike studying abroad in Canada.
I don't want to offend my friends, but I don't want to cut myself short of an adventure either...what do I do?
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Posted: Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:19 pm
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Patron with a Mission Meow...I am back after a very long break from this place. No real problem...okay, yes, there is. I am 6 classes away from graduating with a BA in sociology. As you can imagine, I am almost literally being pulled apart "by each one of my limbs, by each one of my friends," as Enemin (sp?) would say. I want to go study abroad in Morocco or other places, and my boyfriend and friends don't want me to go over there. I could study abroad in Canada where my friends insist on going, but nothing this year is being sponsored by my university, meaning I'd have to pay all the way. The study abroad program is only covering every country except canada, for some reason. Not only that, I plan to make a career in sociology and global securities. No offense to any of my friends or love, but....I want adventure. I want to learn Arabic, I want to learn of the middle east culture, and I want to be able to go so badly. Plus, that is actually sponsored by the University, so scholarships would help me pay my way, unlike studying abroad in Canada. I don't want to offend my friends, but I don't want to cut myself short of an adventure either...what do I do?
well biggest thing i just keep reminding them that you can't stay and still be able to pay your way into college, for you really like to stay if it was possible. sweatdrop boyfriends come and go so if he is ment to stay it will all work out some how.
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Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 2:06 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 1:45 am
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Posted: Tue Feb 23, 2010 1:49 am
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