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Oh, thanks for sending out the Planet memo on what to say! ;) Sounds like a good kid. At least he's asking for advice now, rather than after they've eloped. |
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:banghead: damn and I missed it......oh where was I at...ROFL |
Here's my advice: Don't.
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This thread is evidence why I want to beat the crap out of every kid under the age of 20.
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Ya wanna start with kids under 21 first....OK . |
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Dude you got no idea. Just let this thread die, and go download some porn. |
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Hi Planet... I just got some stinky on my winkie... and I want to get married. Any advice? YOU'RE AN IDIOT. end of thread. |
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When you truly come to the realization that you don't know anything, it will be the greatest moment of enlightenment in your entire life. |
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I think that time is around 25 years old for most. |
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Oh and congratulations goes out to badgirl, lardass, chiefs4me, BrockLanders, and ROY75 for taking the high road. |
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I have a 6 year old (who's almost 7) and a 3 year old (who is a month away from turning 4). I'm damn near 40 myself. I got married when I was 27, and was a Father for the first time at 32. All I can tell you is what my experience has been like. I wish I would have waited another 3 years to get married. I still had some playing around to do, and that kind of hurt my marriage early on.
I'm glad we waiting to have children when we did, because may playing days were over, and I was ready (or as mich as one can be) for the responsibility. Point is, everyone is different in what they want and can handle. However, you better be damn sure that you are ready to settle down, especially once you decide to have kids. It's ok to F-up your own life, but you don't want to F-up one of your kids. |
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Slayer, "relationships" with your fists, any sort of doll, a member of the clergy, or a hole in a tree or other wooden structure do not qualify you as some kind of relationship expert. In fact, I would wager that I've done 3 times the damage that you'll ever do in your life, and I still acknowledge that I don't know Raiders about women. Just STFU and quit trying to look like some playeristic baller, because you sure as hell aren't going to pull any wool wearing that rubber nose and floppy red shoes.
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Damn, High Road ? At least it's nice to know which damn road I'm on now since I haven't had a clue for the last year and a half . :hmmm: |
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The reality is that attraction is part of being human. Loving someone, or being in love with someone doesn't rob you of that humanity. You still retain that capacity and ability to find attraction in others but it is the choices you make that will define your love as true or not. |
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You have no experience in the area and have NO idea how you will act when you are married. You've set up your ideals that you won't find another woman attractive when you get married, but there is zero chance you will feel the same way when you find that unfortunate soul. This is like having the high school girlfriend and you both go off to seperate colleges and vow to stick together, but it doesn't work. The thought was good, but it all turned out to be bullshit when high school is over. When you find that someone, you will realize that is true. I love my fiancee, but I can still look at a woman and determine if she is attractive or not. It's called human nature. |
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BTW...**ADDITION TO THE CHIEFSPLANET BOOK OF ACRONYMS: "different story, different day" is to be known as DSDD**...if someone hasn't put it there already, that is. |
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ChiefsPlanet is the best place to go for marriage advice.
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ROFL Neg rep for the deliberate canard... |
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Oh god.
The "unrequited love" of a teenager. :rolleyes: Now I know where this "font of knowledge" springs from. |
Just don't do it! :thumb:
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Have I mentioned that I hate teacher in service days and school holidays?
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I came on to this thread thinking about how people would be laughing at roy, even though we shouldn't, because we've all been there.... and really, the only thing we can do is offer advice, even though we know he wouldn't take it.... because we didn't.
8 pages into this though, I was happy to find the advice of Suave Diablo..... it's one thing to be naive and to tell people "I'm really in love" or whatever, but it's just wrong to come off like you're an expert because you think adults are full of it when they say teenagers don't have enough real-life experience. You don't. Don't pretend you do. Quote:
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Two and four are high school feelings. The idea that you're trying to be an adult about a topic you hardly know anything about vanishes with these ideas. Quote:
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Glad lunch is over. |
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Your too young, I'm not against marriage, just wait till your a lot older, live and have fun you only get one life, enjoy it :thumb: |
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;) (just kidding!) |
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Ummm, I umm, could use some ummm, help too. ROFL |
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Looks like you guys need a lot of help, thank God I can count on Red to help me out. ROFL |
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"One person for everyone" means that there is only one person that you will have the strongest feeling for...if you've met that person, you have to learn how to close your eyes again (I'm speaking metaphorically, so don't be an asshole and say that you can do that when you blink and sleep)...you don't have to be with that person, just close your eyes so you're blindly attracted to others just like everyone else in the world. You're not truely gonna be happy, but who cares. I was showing how society has painted an image of what human nature is. For instance, there's a majority that says one thing is a brilliant conclusion and they teach it as fact to all future generations...the vast majority of people are going to believe it because it's all they've ever known, then there are going to be the few that start to question it and say that what was complete BS. A good example, although by far not the best, is religion. |
Can I get some advice on polygamy? I'm interested.
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And on top of that, you can't sit behind your computer monitor and deem every relationship that isn't the one:the one as not being truly happy. [insert happiness cliche here] Quote:
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Chico, I am very impressed with your ability to spread bullsh*t. You stick to your guns. If in a few years If I ever need to hire an attorney I'd contact you. You are so obviously inmature, but you are consistant. Please allow yourself some room for improvement. Most successful people in life surround themselves with people that are better than and more intelligent than themselves.
III, enjoy your relationship for what it is. Don't mess it up with marriage. Let the relationship flow and you go with the flow. Don't push it. Both of you need to go to your rooms and don't come out until you understand that you're to young to be having these grown up conversations. |
Yeah... I think I am going to like it here. :D
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I can handle it, sarcasm is what I am all about. ;)
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Sarcasm and insults don't always go hand in hand here. ROFL |
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What basis do you have for claiming that it's impossible? All you know is what you have from your experiences. Now, I'll admit that it's rare to find such a thing to happen, but it's not impossible.
You might as well be arguing that there is an Easter bunny, because no, I don't have proof that there's no Easter bunny, but that doesn't make your claim that there is one anything less than complete BS. I go to Capital Grille. I'm not going to wake up the next morning and have no desire to ever eat a steak at the Outback or anywhere else. (don't argue that I'm not truly in love with the steak, because that's not the point... and I am! ROFL ). It's the same thing. Preferences change, but a switch isn't thrown one day and you say "I only have eyes for you". Anyone that has ever said that is full of it. You can't be attracted to one person, yet find those same set of qualities unattractive in someone else. The highschool feeling part is SAYING that you'll do it and then wimp out when push comes to shove. It's part of the "law" when you actually do it. No, it's a high school feeling to even think it. Through thick or thin, sickness and health... sure. Eternity of pain for a split second of company? That's either high school or a really bad monster ballad. How else would anyone know that something is both possible and probable? Well, elaborate on it... what, in your life -- experience or link or whatever -- has shown you that both are possible & probable? You know that this statement of yours shouldn't even be dignified with a response.... 9 short flings, and 1 that was known although not a relationship. Sure it does..... Before people take love advice from anyone, they like to know where that advice is coming from. Pointing out some facts does not make anyone an expert. I can point out that one plus one equals two, the diaganols of a rectangle are equal to one another, and sine equals csc(90degrees - Pi), but that doesn't make me a math expert. As I stated about the statistics, those were rough estimates that I provided to give an idea of how probable it was. This is weak and you know it. Pointing out a mathematical fact is FAR different from stating a fact on love. When someone says something is a fact about a subject as ...what's the word... a subject like love, you're implying you either know an awful lot about love or have had quite a bit of experience in love. You--specifically--are going to wait four years to hear the story. You don't seem to take information from people very well unless they're completely adults...if you'd like to try to disprove that, go ahead Sure -- Psicosis. For a long time I thought he was as old or older than me, because (sometimes) he can act like it. Knowing that he's your age hasn't changed anything, because he can still (sometimes) act older than he is. It's not age. It's you ;) |
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Knowing full well half the ****ers on this BB have digital cameras... |
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Of course it's going to be rare for two people who are connected to find each other and it's a good reason to not even bother searching, but it does exist. Of course, if it feels better to just not find that connection, then by all means go ahead and keep the blind attractions for others. Such attractions can make people happy, but it's not going to be true happiness.
Don't give me that "just because it's hard to imagine"... [sarcasm]I invented that[/sarcasm]. How do you know such a thing exists? I don't want to hear "how do you not?"... How do you know that that's how love works? And do you know how condescending "if it feels better to just not find that connection, ..." sounds? [more sarcasm]Well, I'm glad at 17 years old YOU, of all people, have found what love is all about.[/sarcasm] Everyone on Chiefsplanet that has a SO should be lining up to punch you in the face right now for coming off like you're the wise one that knows they aren't truly happy. You don't know shit, so stop acting like you do. It's a mindsets established by others that say "you should find the person who makes you truly happy" and "this is what that person should be like:..." that create the idea of "I should be attracted to this person, and that person, and that person...." As for shutting it off, you're not the one to shut it off...it's like those computers that shut down when a specific something is sensed. No, it's not. If the mindset of who we should be happy with was created by society, everyone would be heterosexual. |
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