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monkey_man1983

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who cares if someone thinks ur creepy or crazy I suffer from bipolar disorder 1 look up the symptoms and I would never get talked to but ask me if my symptoms messed with my life of sure they do it's hard to explain how I manage but I do I have moments but you would have to know me to understand
 
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Kataryna

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I think that we can found love everywhere, I'm also use dating sites. I can say that i have tried many of them, but my favourite is http://kovla.com/datings/us/ .Because there are plenty of modesty people, but of course not all of them are modesty, But there i can find one really modesty, nice, intellegent man. I think it can be really serious! I hope so!!:rolleyes: Maybe you will also find there your love, or maybe just a good friend) Also i find there just good, interesting people to talk to)
 
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tata25

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#23
2015 hopefully i am in a place of mind to make my own amazing family dear future hubby note it. Smile its well
 
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First of all, what 'sane' female would embrace a MONKEY man? lol Either her desparation or her monkey woman attitude would have to take over her common sense to reach out to someone who identifies themselves as being even slightly interested in APES. lol Now, if you are describing your bodily attributes...then perhaps there is a hint of being totally honest there. lol
 

Angela53510

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I have a ministry to people with bipolar disorder and most of them have had a lot of problems in marriage. I think it is hard to mix a mental illness with a relationship. It is hard for people to understand that a lot of the things you do might come from the mental illness, rather than being targeted at the significant other.

Also, you display a lot of "neediness" and "black and white" thinking in your posts. Meaning that you seem to be "all or nothing" in your relationships, athough putting God first is a good new beginning. Do you see a psychatrist? Are you on medication? Those things can help stabilize you.

As far as meeting someone, always be on mission with Christ. If he wants you to have a significant other, he will lead you to the right person. In the meantime, be sure to ask yourself "What am I doing for God?" Too often, people make their relationship about what God can do for them, and not what they can do for God. (Not saying you are like this, just a general principle!)

And paragraphs! That means leave a white space between thoughts. A few lines together is fine. After that, it is hard to follow, even with a finger on the screen.

God bless!
 
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mystikmind

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I am reminded of that wonderful movie 'a beautiful mind' and one of my favorite scenes in the movie is where the wife is about to walk out the door and leave, then she turns around, walks back, sits down in front of him, takes his hand and puts it on her heart and she says "i have to believe in the impossible".

I know you cannot believe everything in a Hollywood movie based on a true story is 100% accurate, but if there is any truth to that story all i can say is that i hope Monkey Man can find a woman at least half as amazing as her!