Monday 31 October 2016

A harsh word or dismissive action can be incredibly painful in the moment

So, how do you let it go when that happens? An unflattering remark can feel like a punch in the gut. Okay, so some time has passed and the pain still lingers on. Now is the time to ask some questions. A healthy one exhibits decisiveness, practicality, organization, and insight.
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Mora:
Only problem is the age difference and he happens to have a son who is 9 months old from a past relationship.
(30 October 2016)

Mora:
We have been talking and he seems to be interested as well.
(30 October 2016)

Mora:
I'm a 16 year old girl and interested in a 19 year old guy.
(30 October 2016)

Gaynell:
Why is this boy so confusing?
(30 October 2016)

Shantel:
Can ugly girls get guys too?
(30 October 2016)

Shantel:
In concludion, my question is that even as ugly as I am will a funny, decent guy ever be interested and stay interested?
(30 October 2016)

Shantel:
I don't want to change my appearence or body; honestly I'm just too lazy and believe it's unnecessary to change it if my future man would accept me as I am.
(30 October 2016)

Shantel:
I have my fair share of male friends, but it's clear that my 'fun personality' can only ever meet up to the standards of a friend.
(30 October 2016)

Shantel:
It's sad because honestly my only real requirement is that my partner is a funny, decent dude,but in the minds of men is it different?
(30 October 2016)

Shantel:
If all I have is a bit of personality would he get bored of me?
(30 October 2016)

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