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StrwberryKisses
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kwillia said:
THe grass might be greener on the other side but you still have to mow it. Relationships are work no matter which side of the fence you are on.
morganj614
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mainman said:
okay. whateva
morganj614
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RoseRed said:okay. whatevea
I just wanted to say that too...
anyone else?
Penn
Dancing Up A Storm
BS Gal said:
Honestly, I've only known maybe 3 women in my entire life that I could make this statement about. The rest, I'm not sure why, but the term "best friend" never seemed to arrive.
When you find a lady who does give you that magic feeling, that "walking on air" sensation, goo-goo eyes and silly senses, where for days and weeks, she's the only exciting being you look forward to spending time with - in the morning, at lunch, or at the end of the workday, it is truly magic.
But at sometime in the future, we all know that wears off. I have found that true friendship, the ability to rationally talk about today's issues, sometimes controversial, life in general, and not find yourself at crossroads with your sweetie is a hard thing to find.
For me, it's like discovering life all over again, going to the movies, travelling to places you've been before with others, but are now seeing in a different light, because of her?
Maybe it's just that. That type of person opens up a new and different vision of life you've never noticed before. Seeing things with that kind of person takes on a new meaning, that maybe you were never aware of before.
Best friends can do that for you. And that is a magic feat in itself.
LexiGirl75
100% Goapele Head!
Azzy said:
I will settle for watching him when you go for your romantic weekends. I might even watch your son too. Now, I'm gonna go cry, you Indian giver
In the famous words of Carol Burnette
"How
Dare 
You! "You KNOW there will never be Indian in me.
julz said:
Well, I find comfortability and familiarity and a truly rare friendship are the very reasons to solidify, not doubt your relationship - or even questioning it for that matter.
More often, folks stick in a bad or "familiar" relationship fearing that being alone will be worse than being where they are - or that they should stick to what they've committed to - the good or bad rationality.
I don't know about when a decision should be made if a couple feels that they are truly out of love. It's lonely and it's rough. And the dynamics of it are out my qualification range.
Being with someone you lust - knowing that you are simply having a good time is fair game as long as both parties are aware of the agenda and the rules.
Love sure has surprised me. Many ways, every day and selflessly. It makes you want to be a better person, I think. And, should a hard time (or twelve) fall on us, I hope that we not only recover but gain from it.
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hairybeast
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julz20684 said:
Being comfortable with someone is great...but to keep things magical I like to shave my hairy self...It is really magical when both of us cant figure out how I got all of the hair from my butt crack.
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nitwhit3286
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hairybeast said:
is it magical or just too nasty to not look?
morganj614
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Whomever left me the karma..
what does that matter? 
oh my, no comments, I better panic. You can't see the messages, the phone calls or when we are together. Sorry you are so immature to think if you don't get myspace messages it means nothing 
TFF.
what does that matter? oh my, no comments, I better panic. You can't see the messages, the phone calls or when we are together. Sorry you are so immature to think if you don't get myspace messages it means nothing TFF.
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hairybeast
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nitwhit3286 said:
not as nasty as your face
