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Also, what is playing on the T.V. that is the greatest thing ever.
added by Doudle for California on 26.01.2020 in 00:02How can i do that find someone??
added by Orexis for California on 23.01.2020 in 06:38I think my head was pretty effed up to be able to handle that "relationship" at the time. I wasn't datable, and I don't blame any guy for thinking I wasn't at the time either. When I was in a place where I was okay being in a FWB relationship, I was not mentally, emotionally, or spiritually ready/available to be in a real, meaningful relationship with anyone.
added by Preexist for California on 23.01.2020 in 16:47reminded me of this #16687
added by Vrancea for California on 23.01.2020 in 07:47Her actually telling you that she's going to the same date place is rude. Her friend's date couldn't make it, so she went with her instead of you - there's something very off with this situation. She doesn't seem very interested, and she clearly has no sense of how her lack of sensitivity makes other people feel. Wow, she's quite...strange.
added by Topcross for California on 22.01.2020 in 12:14We want the bad boy every women wants and Man wants to be with!!!
added by Corrupter for California on 24.01.2020 in 23:42He told me that he has another girl because I don't give him enough sex, AFTER WE HAD SOME REALLY BAD SEX!!
added by Prattle for California on 24.01.2020 in 07:29Im a fun guy looking to make new friend.
added by Chrismc for California on 28.01.2020 in 08:01I haven't been in contact with her these days and she's been calling. I know it's wrong I'm withholding what I did, but if I'm going to break up and have no interest in working out the relationship anymore, already made my mind (and keeping the promise of never cheating again on another girl) is it even worth confessing? I did confronted her about it and she denied it till she couldn't anymore, went saying how it was a mistake and kept begging me to take her back.
added by Umping for California on 21.01.2020 in 06:41Neurological research shows that the brain patterns activated and repeated with anger are powerful and follow similar trends as do brain patterns with some highly addictive drugs. Anger is absolutely addictive.
added by Silvae for California on 20.01.2020 in 17:47Originally Posted by Ellyssia
added by Phrensy for California on 26.01.2020 in 12:03Curves
