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11 Mar 2011, 5:49 pm

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I'm quite fond of the concept of love partners being akin to two stars, affected by each other's gravity and light, and often crossing orbits, yet equal and still on their own course in life.


I prefer to think of the relationship itself as a star. The hotter they are, the faster they burn out... and the hottest ones often end in much more catastrophic fashion...



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11 Mar 2011, 6:54 pm

TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
lmao I didn't like teens when I WAS one.

Imagine how I feel being one. v_v

And I can't even date older men, 'cause I get an endless amounts of guff from everyone and their mother. Literally.



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11 Mar 2011, 6:59 pm

wefunction wrote:
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-someone who needs to talk to their partner about politics


And I need to be able to talk to my partner about politics and he has to be able to intelligently and insightfully participate. I've been in relationships where it's like talking to a wall. Even when we disagree, it's a great discussion that we both enjoy. This really proves that there's enough diverse preferences that women have for men they're looking for. We don't all want the same thing. :)


You'd love me then. Poltics is my special interest and i'm a die hard progressive. 8)



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11 Mar 2011, 7:02 pm

jamieboy wrote:
wefunction wrote:
poppyfields wrote:
-someone who needs to talk to their partner about politics


And I need to be able to talk to my partner about politics and he has to be able to intelligently and insightfully participate. I've been in relationships where it's like talking to a wall. Even when we disagree, it's a great discussion that we both enjoy. This really proves that there's enough diverse preferences that women have for men they're looking for. We don't all want the same thing. :)


You'd love me then. Poltics is my special interest and i'm a die hard progressive. 8)


You must be biting through your hat in the UK right now.



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11 Mar 2011, 7:03 pm

Jonsi wrote:
TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
lmao I didn't like teens when I WAS one.

Imagine how I feel being one. v_v

And I can't even date older men, 'cause I get an endless amounts of guff from everyone and their mother. Literally.


I solved that problem by not dating until I was out of high school.


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11 Mar 2011, 7:06 pm

wefunction wrote:
jamieboy wrote:
wefunction wrote:
poppyfields wrote:
-someone who needs to talk to their partner about politics


And I need to be able to talk to my partner about politics and he has to be able to intelligently and insightfully participate. I've been in relationships where it's like talking to a wall. Even when we disagree, it's a great discussion that we both enjoy. This really proves that there's enough diverse preferences that women have for men they're looking for. We don't all want the same thing. :)


You'd love me then. Poltics is my special interest and i'm a die hard progressive. 8)


You must be biting through your hat in the UK right now.


I haven't heard that one before, But if you mean "am i angry about our government?" then i am, very.



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11 Mar 2011, 7:14 pm

TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
Jonsi wrote:
TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
lmao I didn't like teens when I WAS one.

Imagine how I feel being one. v_v

And I can't even date older men, 'cause I get an endless amounts of guff from everyone and their mother. Literally.


I solved that problem by not dating until I was out of high school.

Guess what I'm thinkin' about doing. Just guess.

Though I may wait until after college too.