who wants to marry me

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Since im not the chosen one, I'll take it all back, it was just a serious joke. And I kissed LDRs goodbye anyways.
Wow!

(Sigh)

If I could reach a woman like that, whose jokes are serious, whose feelings are real (sensible enough) I would propose and surrender before a person who loves, from the bottom of her heard.

AggghH!

But I don´t know what you kissed goodbye (LDRs)

Am I too old for you? (because I know I´m too faaaaaaarrrrrr from)


(Sigh)

I would choose you! If I could... :eek:
 
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:confused:

LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)

Bring me SOME LIGHT Thinker WEEEELLLL. (Please!)
 
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Oh, thanks!

It also fits for RESISTORS, the closer SOME LIGHT is, those "loving" values varies.
 
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I hope you have seen it is photoshoped (and duplicated)... :p
 
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At 1st sight, I was shocked none of them were CHOKED, with the hug.

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Long distance relationship (LDR).
@ Thinker well

It´s possible I never get your attention, young and distant lady, but I have read about you, sometime ago, and I´m puzzled at you.
I don´t know what pushed you to write here on cc. Possible you´ve believed in the Christian fellowship several members have offered online (much better than those who are too controlling or religious, personally) but I´d to honor what you said on your signature: "Only a person who risks is free" (I´d bet you are free enough to read me).

I know several positive (and negative) LDR relationships. Olerica posted this: "Well, My late husband and I met online by accident kinda in 96 (when such things were not done, and OMGoodness, does that date make me feel less than young).

We talked exclusively online for about 2 weeks, then progressed to hours and hours long conversations when no one had cell phones, and you both paid for each minute on the phone...oh, the phone bills! But I digress. We met in person at the end of the second month of our online meet. A few months later I went out to his state, stayed with his parents for two weeks and at the end of that period of time he asked me to marry him and we went ring shopping. A few months later, I moved to his city and we married six months later. Commence happy (for the most part) marriage. He's been gone for just over 3 years, but God has been so good to me in that time
." (http://christianchat.com/christian-family-forum/116150-how-did-you-meet-your-spouse.html#post2139513 on post 6) and I can´t wonder what sort of a relation Isaac and his future wife could have had, till the day they got married (she was willing to be married, becasue she saw his future husdband lacked no money, when believing what such a servant gave and showed).

Few days back, I met a couple at the clinic I accompanied my mother. The woman who married that old man I saw told me part of their love story (of their 45 years of marriage) and, at some point of their affair, the man told me: "That´s the way how LLANEROS are..." (meaning their stubborness in getting what they want).

-Did you write a book on "How to get succesfully married in 3 months" with the woman you´ve liked? -I asked him, jokingly.

Both spouses were totally different, with differing oppinions. She is still working as a school teacher (I didn´t ask what he does for a living) (he´s possible retired). That woman teaches at the same school my sister´s son goes to, and she is so honest and straight... (I wish she finally made the dicision to move to the States, with her husband, to live nearby the daughter they have in USA).

The thing I´m chewing with these thoughts and singleness, Thinker, is: You seemed willingly to move on somewhwere else and, apparently, are stuck in some possible limitation... (I wished I had enough permission to ask why you´re not married)

I don´t think USA is a country I would enjoy moving or living in. It could look like an economic stronghold, but it´s weak. I have known a lot of ppl how longs to be there but, the earth is roomy enough to find some other place, to live or die.
 
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#55
nyet tux, we going to have a t shirt and jeans on the beach thing
At least this thread shows how many ladies would like to be dressed up in her wedding day...

When a person wants to be married, he accepts those social "rules" and, by time, each goes their own ways... To the point one of them stop combing his hear, washing their pieces of cloths and, sometimes, one of them start to eats too much... (different types of physical and emotional abandonement).

Unpredictable end results?

Love is stronger than my wish, or longs
true love seeks for his own.

:eek:
 

Tinkerbell725

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@ Thinker well

It´s possible I never get your attention, young and distant lady, but I have read about you, sometime ago, and I´m puzzled at you.
I don´t know what pushed you to write here on cc. Possible you´ve believed in the Christian fellowship several members have offered online (much better than those who are too controlling or religious, personally) but I´d to honor what you said on your signature: "Only a person who risks is free" (I´d bet you are free enough to read me).

I know several positive (and negative) LDR relationships. Olerica posted this: "Well, My late husband and I met online by accident kinda in 96 (when such things were not done, and OMGoodness, does that date make me feel less than young).

We talked exclusively online for about 2 weeks, then progressed to hours and hours long conversations when no one had cell phones, and you both paid for each minute on the phone...oh, the phone bills! But I digress. We met in person at the end of the second month of our online meet. A few months later I went out to his state, stayed with his parents for two weeks and at the end of that period of time he asked me to marry him and we went ring shopping. A few months later, I moved to his city and we married six months later. Commence happy (for the most part) marriage. He's been gone for just over 3 years, but God has been so good to me in that time
." (http://christianchat.com/christian-family-forum/116150-how-did-you-meet-your-spouse.html#post2139513 on post 6) and I can´t wonder what sort of a relation Isaac and his future wife could have had, till the day they got married (she was willing to be married, becasue she saw his future husdband lacked no money, when believing what such a servant gave and showed).

Few days back, I met a couple at the clinic I accompanied my mother. The woman who married that old man I saw told me part of their love story (of their 45 years of marriage) and, at some point of their affair, the man told me: "That´s the way how LLANEROS are..." (meaning their stubborness in getting what they want).

-Did you write a book on "How to get succesfully married in 3 months" with the woman you´ve liked? -I asked him, jokingly.

Both spouses were totally different, with differing oppinions. She is still working as a school teacher (I didn´t ask what he does for a living) (he´s possible retired). That woman teaches at the same school my sister´s son goes to, and she is so honest and straight... (I wish she finally made the dicision to move to the States, with her husband, to live nearby the daughter they have in USA).

The thing I´m chewing with these thoughts and singleness, Thinker, is: You seemed willingly to move on somewhwere else and, apparently, are stuck in some possible limitation... (I wished I had enough permission to ask why you´re not married)

I don´t think USA is a country I would enjoy moving or living in. It could look like an economic stronghold, but it´s weak. I have known a lot of ppl how longs to be there but, the earth is roomy enough to find some other place, to live or die.

Because this place is sort of a haven for me. This place inspires me. And I think marriage is inevitable for me. I can see it happening soon. I think I am ready now :)
 

gypsygirl

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Because this place is sort of a haven for me. This place inspires me. And I think marriage is inevitable for me. I can see it happening soon. I think I am ready now :)

i remember saying something like that. i was 27 and had a huge engagement ring on my finger. i had visions of what my life would look like, and found myself talking more with my hands than a staten island drag queen.

alas, it was for naught. what i learned from it was that marriage is available to any woman. and sex too. it's all about what you value most.

don't idealize marriage. look forward to the right man.

p.s. this isn't assuming anything about you. just your comment. : )
 

violakat

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Shave your beard off and get a haircut and then ask again! :p

(I'm guessing you're the guy in your picture)
No, he must keep the bead, at least until he's married. Don't you know, that's a chick magnet. And Shour, don't you go lecturing me like you did Gypsy. I ain't so sweet. Haven't drunk much sweet tea lately.
 

Tinkerbell725

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#59

i remember saying something like that. i was 27 and had a huge engagement ring on my finger. i had visions of what my life would look like, and found myself talking more with my hands than a staten island drag queen.

alas, it was for naught. what i learned from it was that marriage is available to any woman. and sex too. it's all about what you value most.

don't idealize marriage. look forward to the right man.

p.s. this isn't assuming anything about you. just your comment. : )

Thanks...Ikr fools rush in to marriage. I will think about it thousand times first though. You cannot hurry love they say but the heart is so deceitful it rushes when burned. Well being logical will tame that stubborn heart this time... hopefully.
 

violakat

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UUUfffff!

I know a person who would love that bunch of cats... (Too much for me!)
I hope you're not referring to me, cause two cats is my limit right now.

Oh look at that Kitty, oooooo, isn't he so cute. Come here you little precious thing.