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danielson

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Wouldn't you be a poster child for enjoying cooter responsibly?

Lol, I don't know. I "see" a lot of girls, but I can't stand being with the same chick all the time. I was starting to see a girl just last week and tried the monogamy monotony thing, but I didn't last 3 days. I met a girl last weekend and another one Wednesday. I think I would be the anti-poster boy tbh lol. Oh, and the girl from last weekend is married with a kid, and that is one of my biggest rules, no home wrecking, but whatever, I am a fuck up lol.
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I agree with everything you said, also I noticed that the people who got married young(under 25) almost always cheat. They never had a chance to really live, they went to HS, then college then got married. Another thing I noticed is that guys who are not great looking, and then start making good money at 30 or whatever almost always cheat, at least a few of my friends. One of my buddies who is getting divorced is ugly as hell, but he makes about 200 grand a year, so now he is able to get pussy and he takes full advantage of it.

Well, if your ugly..you know it..everyone knows it..you getting used (or using eachother). Im more a quality vs quantity kind of guy. You are right about the under 25...Ive seen (and experienced it) as well. I told my young brother to not even THINK about marriage till he was 25. 28-32 is a good range to start SERIOUSLY looking if married / family life is your thing. You should at least know who you are as a person and what you want / require from a potential mate..realistically you don't get there till the late 20's / early 30's for the most part.


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Well, if your ugly..you know it..everyone knows it..you getting used (or using eachother). Im more a quality vs quantity kind of guy. You are right about the under 25...Ive seen (and experienced it) as well. I told my young brother to not even THINK about marriage till he was 25. 28-32 is a good range to start SERIOUSLY looking if married / family life is your thing. You should at least know who you are as a person and what you want / require from a potential mate..realistically you don't get there till the late 20's / early 30's for the most part.



Lol, I remember when I was 24 to 28 or so and my friends who had been married for a while would always take their girls into my spare bedroom. It was getting ridiculous for a while, just non-stop traffic. I was always cool about it as long as they cleaned up after themselves. Thankfully, they started making more money and can afford hotels now lol.
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Lol, I don't know. I "see" a lot of girls, but I can't stand being with the same chick all the time. I was starting to see a girl just last week and tried the monogamy monotony thing, but I didn't last 3 days. I met a girl last weekend and another one Wednesday. I think I would be the anti-poster boy tbh lol. Oh, and the girl from last weekend is married with a kid, and that is one of my biggest rules, no home wrecking, but whatever, I am a fuck up lol.

Wouldn't enjoying one at a time be considered responsible?

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Wouldn't enjoying one at a time be considered responsible?

If your married ;D

If not, it would at least be cool to not lead them on like it has potential of a serious relationship...if she is still cool with it then boys will be boys ;)

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Here's the scenario...He's 17, she's 21 and kinda rich. She's probably just using him as a boy toy. He can go in and get some experience, and look at it as that. Because any time there something about "you do this", she will remind him of his place in all of this.

Just enjoy the ride, but do not do the wearing the heart on his sleeve.

Young ladies today, are not very much ladies, they have more game than a lot of dudes, in fact many act like the dudes in the relationship.

Let young Hustleman earn his Jedi stripes, but if the battle gets thick pull him aside, just a tad. But the battle of the heart is something we all have to learn on our own...and it's better sooner than later.

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Nothin on earth brother...nothin on earth

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My friend Villi and his wife Mary (yes the teacher / student couple in the news a while back)...

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