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48. says:
August 29, 2011 at 11:09 am
ok wrong person, that was for wim.
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@WisdomIsMisery says:
August 29, 2011 at 11:59 am
I'm emotionally unavailable, not dead. This goes to twism's point. Women seem to think men need to be "fixed" simply because they dont want a relationship. That logic is flawed in itself. You're essentially saying because men do not think like you or want exactly what you want, it is men that are broken. No. I recognize I'm not ready for a relationship, that does not mean I'm not ready to associate with people of the opposite sex – and if you (women) cannot associate with me (men) without wanting both then you should leave me alone, not the other way around. Especially when I have clearly and honestly explained my intent (and emotional limitations) to you from the beginning.
48. says:
August 29, 2011 at 12:40 pm
But, but you didn't really answer my question….I don't think emotionally unavailable men need to be fixed, they just need time to get wherever on their own.
All i really wanted to know is: why do you need to date if you're not trying to be in a relationship? To me, the purpose of dating is to find something that you're looking for – and if you aren't really looking for anything, what's the point?
I was also trying to figure out your reason for saying "Yeah….ummm, no" to the hooker proposition but I think Hugh answered that question.
My recent post Breeding style
Dating a Separated Man
10 Online Dating Tips: The Dos and Don'ts According to the Pros
She Said/He Said: Is Chivalry Dead?
Why Dating in LA is Different From Dating Anywhere Else
10 Tips for Finding A Spring Fling
Why Are So Many Baby Boomers Dating?
Is Faith a Deal Breaker?
High School Dating & The Fear Of Rejection
Advice for Dealing with the Pre-Teen Pressure to Date
What are the Guidelines for Tween Dating?
What Does It Mean If Your Boyfriend Is Always Cheap?
Why Some Things Are Better Left a Mystery
48. says:
August 29, 2011 at 11:09 am
ok wrong person, that was for wim.
My recent post Breeding style
@WisdomIsMisery says:
August 29, 2011 at 11:59 am
I'm emotionally unavailable, not dead. This goes to twism's point. Women seem to think men need to be "fixed" simply because they dont want a relationship. That logic is flawed in itself. You're essentially saying because men do not think like you or want exactly what you want, it is men that are broken. No. I recognize I'm not ready for a relationship, that does not mean I'm not ready to associate with people of the opposite sex – and if you (women) cannot associate with me (men) without wanting both then you should leave me alone, not the other way around. Especially when I have clearly and honestly explained my intent (and emotional limitations) to you from the beginning.
48. says:
August 29, 2011 at 12:40 pm
But, but you didn't really answer my question….I don't think emotionally unavailable men need to be fixed, they just need time to get wherever on their own.
All i really wanted to know is: why do you need to date if you're not trying to be in a relationship? To me, the purpose of dating is to find something that you're looking for – and if you aren't really looking for anything, what's the point?
I was also trying to figure out your reason for saying "Yeah….ummm, no" to the hooker proposition but I think Hugh answered that question.
My recent post Breeding style