Posted on March 27, 2008 by Raindreamer
Just before the Easter I suddenly got plenty of traffic from strange source called rsd-nation. It was a male discussion forum and the writer linked to “Too picky or too shy” - and commented: “Does this mean that getting rejected is not always our fault? YES! “. Did you guys really think that women [...]
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Posted on March 26, 2008 by Raindreamer
He wants you to skip important meeting to be with him. She needs to talk to you in the middle of the night. He wants you to grow longer hair. She is whining every time (and that is not often) you want to spend night out with pals.
Filed under: Love, future, lonely, relationships | Tagged: excuses, faithfullness, forgetfulness, forgiveness, healthy boundaries, manipulation, manipulative, martyrdom, needy, proof, proving love, respect, true love, unhealthy relationships | No Comments »
Posted on March 20, 2008 by Raindreamer
Just an year ago I wrote about not being in a hurry to become mother. Last weekend I found myself panicking about potential menopause. I know it was silly and it probably has not started yet, but my curses were light and I was quite warm (although I wore plenty of clothing) and some how [...]
Filed under: Children, Family, Love, Romantic, Spinsters, Thoughts, feelings, life, me, men, single life | Tagged: early menopause, fear, fertility, infertility, panic | No Comments »
Posted on March 13, 2008 by Raindreamer
Few days ago I wrote about wondering how some one can fall in a couple of paragraphs of the profile and noted I could not. Internet dating in fact, whit-out meeting the person in question in reality, feels little clinical to me. One is picking the perfect combination of qualities and feels picky - because [...]
Filed under: Singles, dating, feelings, me, men, relationships, single life | Tagged: blind dates, falling in love, getting to know each other, internet dating, meeting the men, unromantic | 4 Comments »
Posted on March 12, 2008 by Raindreamer
As you might have heard I wrote a profile in a Internet dating page, where you don’t see a picture right away - only after the other one gives you permission. Whit-out seeing a picture and and me writing much more than three paragraphs of my profile, one man told me (repeatedly) that he had fallen in love with my [...]
Filed under: Love, Personal history, Romantic, Singles, dating, feelings, men, relationships | Tagged: abusive partners, casanovas, dating profile, falling in love, internet dating, profile, relationship players | No Comments »
Posted on March 4, 2008 by Raindreamer
I confess I did it. I wrote nice little profile in quite specific dating service my friend had used before (and not found her guy there). I just wanted to include some men in my life and possibly date. I was as honest as possible. Let me see I wrote something like hating washing dishes [...]
Filed under: Family, Personal history, Singles, Thoughts, dating, friends, me, men, relationships, single life | Tagged: anonymity, choosing, dating profile, decission making, difficult choice, exclusive, fear, Funny, getting over, hard questions, internet dating, meeting, name, on-line dating, panic, profile, single woman, sorrow, woman | 2 Comments »
Posted on February 28, 2008 by Raindreamer
It seems to me that true Gentlemen are not in fashion. There are some guys, who act gentlemanly in front of women they are after, but behind their backs are buggers. The true gentleman first of all must truly respect and cherish women (in general), a trait that was banned by a gang of ultra-feminist in the name [...]
Filed under: Funny, Romantic, appearance, beliefs, culture, dating, lifestyle, men, relationships, role models, women | Tagged: courtesy, dirty jokes, faking, feminism, fun, gentlemen, humor, humour, in disguise, man talk, manners, neutral language, polite language, positive discrimination, unfashionable | 4 Comments »