Help settle an argument between Jewel and Tommy.
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Nothing wrong with a couple of verys, I just wanted to know if you'd like to get rid of a couple.
Verily, verily.
What's wrong with a couple of "very's" (especially if they're true?)
I've been out of relationships for... (argh, who wants to do the math) 15 years?
I'd say 7.5 years definitely qualifies for at least one "very" each, henceforth, I used two "very's" for the sake of accuracy.
Ok, Seoulsearch is shaming me with that glaring thumbs down.
Let's say that if they're engaged to be married, they are not single.
I have to firmly disagree with this one, but it's only my opinion.
I've heard people say this a lot--that someone is technically still on the market until the moment they say "I do."
Ok... if that's the case... and you're talking to someone special, or if you think you're in a relationship with someone, or if you're engaged, do you really want other people treating that special person in your life as being "single", and therefore available to date someone else?
Maybe I'm just picky or old-fashioned, but if someone says they're "single", that means anyone of the opposite gender could ask them out right at that moment and they could say yes with no strings attached (or hearts that they are breaking.)
If someone's heart is invested in a connection with any other person, I don't consider that to be single, but that's just me.
If you put a ring on someone's finger tonight, would you want her to tell all the guys at the party she's going to that weekend that she's "single"?
I've been wanting to reboot the "Shipping" thread for a while, but one of my stipulations is that only "single" people would be allowed to be shipped, meaning, only people whose hearts weren't attached to anyone in any romantic sense.
I'm guessing that might leave about 10 of us after all the fallout.
Not sure why, I'm pretty open about my perpetually single state. And though you probably haven't noticed, I'm one of the few CC regulars to have never been shipped in the shipping thread (though mentioning that may put an end to that distinction).
Oh wait, that was meant to be flattery or a compliment. And I think that probably illustrates one of the primary reasons why I'm single.
This might be one of those rare occasions, you change my mind. I thought better about 2 seconds after I posted that response, but I usually don't delete post.I have to firmly disagree with this one, but it's only my opinion.
I've heard people say this a lot--that someone is technically still on the market until the moment they say "I do."
Ok... if that's the case... and you're talking to someone special, or if you think you're in a relationship with someone, or if you're engaged, do you really want other people treating that special person in your life as being "single", and therefore available to date someone else?
Maybe I'm just picky or old-fashioned, but if someone says they're "single", that means anyone of the opposite gender could ask them out right at that moment and they could say yes with no strings attached (or hearts that they are breaking.)
If someone's heart is invested in a connection with any other person, I don't consider that to be single, but that's just me.
If you put a ring on someone's finger tonight, would you want her to tell all the guys at the party she's going to that weekend that she's "single"?
I've been wanting to reboot the "Shipping" thread for a while, but one of my stipulations is that only "single" people would be allowed to be shipped, meaning, only people whose hearts weren't attached to anyone in any romantic sense.
I'm guessing that might leave about 10 of us after all the fallout.
The next to last sentence in your post, is an accurate summation of my response to your first post in this thread.
Ok, single for the purposes of this thread, means: a person who is not married, and not relating to a person with the intent of becoming married.
Also, when my slack brothers from another mother start showing up, I can put a decent list together of guys to ship with Cinder.
Also, when my slack brothers from another mother start showing up, I can put a decent list together of guys to ship with Cinder.
Single, male, and not yet asleep.
At least, I don't think I'm asleep. Stranger things have happened.
At least, I don't think I'm asleep. Stranger things have happened.
I shouldn't even be reading this.... I haven't been single for the past 35 years or so..... 
I got married at a REALLY young age....
Tommy, you're a lucky guy.... one single guy with all these lovely single ladies..... to quote Tom Skerrit from " A River Runs Through It"..... "... there was a time....."
I got married at a REALLY young age....
Tommy, you're a lucky guy.... one single guy with all these lovely single ladies..... to quote Tom Skerrit from " A River Runs Through It"..... "... there was a time....."
All of them are quite breathtaking.I shouldn't even be reading this.... I haven't been single for the past 35 years or so.....
I got married at a REALLY young age....
Tommy, you're a lucky guy.... one single guy with all these lovely single ladies..... to quote Tom Skerrit from " A River Runs Through It"..... "... there was a time....."
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Carry yourself over to the family forum, you married person, you.I’m not welcomed in this thread
