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SammyBoy

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It's fair if you're not a pansy. Ooops, guess you arent allowed to do it :)

Also I'd like to say that even though some people use pansy to mean homosexual, it really just means "not too manly", in my mind at least. You know...like people that are afraid of real girls and alchohol...
 
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Eli

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Originally posted by: amnesiac
Hahahahahahahhahhahahhahhahahahhaahhahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahaah....

Man, you are pitiful.

One day, you will find love, not lust, not a crush, not infatuation -- all of which you've had with this girl. Love? No fvckin way.

Love does not breed pain, misery, loneliness, or anything negative of that sort.

When you really, truly experience love, it lifts you up and makes you a better person. Everything you've told us about your "relationship" is infatuation pure and simple. You can't fall in love over the internet, sorry.
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I completely agree.

Like I've said, I never thought I would meet someone like my girlfriend. I thought she didn't exist. Then, almost literally, boom.. there she was.

You never know what simple, meaningless(at the time) thing will bring you a girl. Seriously.

I met her mom online. We were both a member of a Yahoo motorized scooter group. She randomly messaged me one day, blabbering about a derrogatory post her boyfriend made about "not letting your girlfriend ride scooters".

We got to know eachother, talked a lot, eventually met in person since she lived so close.. became great friends.

It wasn't till almost a year later that I talked to her daughter once online while they were talking(that was her main way of communicating to her kids, online). I didn't think anything of it.

Her kids were comming down for Thanksgiving. She invited me over to have dinner with them. The rest, as you say, is history. :) Here we are almost 2 years together and almost 3 years after that first random IM.

It's amazing to think that none of that would've happened if she hadn't of decided to IM me that day. :Q

Anyway, the moral of the story is.. Just live. Don't stress. LOL...
 
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WinkOsmosis

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Originally posted by: Eli
Originally posted by: amnesiac
Hahahahahahahhahhahahhahhahahahhaahhahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahaah....

Man, you are pitiful.

One day, you will find love, not lust, not a crush, not infatuation -- all of which you've had with this girl. Love? No fvckin way.

Love does not breed pain, misery, loneliness, or anything negative of that sort.

When you really, truly experience love, it lifts you up and makes you a better person. Everything you've told us about your "relationship" is infatuation pure and simple. You can't fall in love over the internet, sorry.
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I completely agree.

Like I've said, I never thought I would meet someone like my girlfriend. I thought she didn't exist. Then, almost literally, boom.. there she was.

You never know what simple, meaningless(at the time) thing will bring you a girl. Seriously.

I met her mom online. We were both a member of a Yahoo motorized scooter group. She randomly messaged me one day, blabbering about a derrogatory post her boyfriend made about "not letting your girlfriend ride scooters".

We got to know eachother, talked a lot, eventually met in person since she lived so close.. became great friends.

It wasn't till almost a year later that I talked to her daughter once online while they were talking(that was her main way of communicating to her kids, online). I didn't think anything of it.

Her kids were comming down for Thanksgiving. She invited me over to have dinner with them. The rest, as you say, is history. :) Here we are almost 2 years together and almost 3 years after that first random IM.

It's amazing to think that none of that would've happened if she hadn't of decided to IM me that day. :Q

Anyway, the moral of the story is.. Just live. Don't stress. LOL...
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Almost forces you to believe in fate doesn't it?
 
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isaacmacdonald

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first, axe the whole idea of long distance anything. next, if you're looking for a "moral" girl (*gag*) why not try hanging out at christian community clubs or something? I'm sure you'll find a wealth of prudish closed minded chicks there-
 
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