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June 02, 2020
2 dj4niz answered
I don't think so. I fully share your views.
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June 02, 2020
3 sophie_curves_ answered
I've been thinking about the same things for a while. I'm 21, girl. My last strong falling in love was 15. We didn't make it clear with the boy, but that was the only person I could say I loved him about. For five or six years, my feelings for him continued. During that time, I've had short-term relationships for a few months, but these guys meant nothing to me, and I quit. After that, i didn't fall in love, let alone love it. I've said those words to others, but I haven't felt them. He's the only one I've ever dreamed of starting a family with, I've had a desire to take care of him. I had accepted that he would never feel exactly the same way about me, some people do not have this depth of feeling, I was prepared to accept that as people we are very different. But it just didn't work out. Many years have passed, but I have not fallen in love again, I do not know if it will ever happen again. Even if I fall in love, I think it'il go away like everyone else. I don't think I can love anymore. I have always been of the opinion that one always loves more and the other allows to be loved.
The other thing I've found is that over the years the way we fall in love has changed. Over the years, one changes his views on everything, looks more cautiously and responsibly at all things in life, including love. I'm sad about the last one, but it's true. We're just loaded with all sorts of everyday tasks, as if we don't have time to relax, it's not even the question that we're afraid to fall in love. That's the case for both men and women. At all, it's a complicated thing to live.
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June 02, 2020
4 arf5092 answered
The Bulgarians, my friend, are scum! I'm talking about the vast majority of them, and the rest are k*rvi than roast chicks!
Their hypocrisy goes so far as to tell you how you don't get up and attach absurd arguments to your claims, and in the end they will always conclude how you are a geyser and nothing you are worth to the Western European, who sees you unknowingly what you are doing as a man! They must be secretly calling his fatter porpoise here, not anything else! They'il even tell you you're ugly, not that the Englishman is handsome, but what else can a gangun...?
How you want to be happy as the ladies here don't like men - they watch and discuss not your merits, but what you miss - and it's always about material stuff! They are absolutely mercantile and negative personalities, the vast majority of whom do not care about sex with you at all, and sex with the wealthy, sophisticated, handsome, muscular, non-cracked man who excels at times in all areas of life, and they like feathers relax on his muscular shoulders.. Understand, they believe in fictional images, but this is characteristic of their intellect! Harry Potter taught them nothing but to chew you in their mouths like a pebble and philosophize HOW MUCH YOU DON'T GET...
The Bulgarians are dahliaji, kelle-wit, adjusters, ruthless intrigues, mercantile provincials with a dobble mentality, which no matter how much you beat him and give him a sense of mind, he doesn't move from the urinating that is given to him by nature.
Are you still wondering why you're not happy?
Can't you see you're surrounded by cattle and animals?
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June 02, 2020
5 adrianassxxx answered
Crap! And over 40, you can fall in love as a teenager.
Look, for over 60, it's not very safe anymore...
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June 02, 2020
6 adrianassxxx answered
The last time I fell in love, I was 33. After a few big falls, disappointments and no shared love.
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June 02, 2020
7 vegasluvsme75 answered
Not. Because at those years, you should have understood what love is. And that mixing reality with some illusion, be it yours or someone else's, leads to lasting problems for everyone.
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June 03, 2020
8 slutishmami answered
I'm a woman, but young Bulgarians make a bad impression on me, too. Maybe it's because I grew up in a cultural environment. My mother and her friends never once heard them discussing someone at their table, reduced the conversations to naps or spit on a man. The mentality of the young Bulgarian woman is peasant. I don't say rustic because I respect hard-working people in the country. Some endless gossipy conversations about the cafes, some vicious remarks about their female friends. A crush on male dignity - as we used to say when we were little - "Agency gossip, gossip." I'm already starting to question my normality - I wish I could discuss a book with a girlfriend, go see a movie, not all conversations are pushed just to petty domesticism and unresolved conflicts. Sometimes our outings turn into psychoanalysis for the person next to me, and I come home drained from such encounters. The young Bulgarian has cardinal mistakes and this is a mentality that has been imposed and i think it will be so long.
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June 03, 2020
9 painslut_alice answered
Well, maybe it's because there's a time and place for love, people! No matter how much you look and look around, nothing will happen if it's not the right person. He has a destiny, however naïve it sounds.
When my mother and father divorced, she was alone for 14 years and was determined that she would be alone, not giving herself any time to date and relationship, she just wasn't up to it until on a beautiful day she met her husband with whom she had been for almost 13 years. The cliché "every train has passengers" is true
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June 03, 2020
10 paisleyxx answered
It's been a long time since I've met a woman who deserves respect for her way of thinking. Admirations to number 8.
A particularly good impression was made by me and the very specific and accurate analysis of the so-called "social contacts" with today's women, which are reduced to exactly 3 things:
- its needs and interests
- how her previous ones couldn't satisfy her, in some way.
- what you have to offer her. Of course, this point is drilled a little late and a little more delicate. At least of those who have a small gray substance. But this case is becoming less and less common. Lately, I often get first-time questions like "What do you do work," "What a car you drive," and recently there was one "How big is your apartment and whether you pay credit". That's the last one I liked :) It's a very pragmatic :)
I, for my part, have questions that when I ask them, and I immediately understand what kind of person I have across the street. Such as "Share which book you last read that made an impression on you with something and made your thoughts run furiously at 2 o'clock at night when your eyes were finally tired of reading it." Most often, the answer is blunt glance. because they can't remember the last time they read anything else from facebook.
At one time, I decided that the "book reading" factor was already old-fashioned, and the new generation likes to watch the tube and various vlogs. It turned out that the majority spend time looking at especially superficial materials, which you can not even insert them into the column "hobby" for which to share at a table without worry. And of course the covenant - watching the sight with cute and funny animals :) Not that I have an anti-animal :) In fact, I think they're better than people, :)
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June 04, 2020
11 susypussyq2 answered
I guess you know what I'm talking about. Is there no way to contact this boy? I don't have one because the girl's tied up and she seems to be serious. All I have left is the memory of how stupid I was. I'm sure he still loves me, but that's the way it is. Unfortunately, the best things in life come when you're not mature enough for them. Life is complicated.
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June 04, 2020
12 brianb721 answered
When he is young (especially a teenager) every person is more naïve, normal after growing up and gaining some experience to change.
Otherwise, I'm 24 and I still believe I can really fall in love again :) I just guess I haven't met the guy for me before.
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June 04, 2020
13 aliceelizabeth answered
And you can! When you pass the 40s and fall in love again, we'il talk... Then love is the strongest and the most real! Let men of that age share how it is...
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June 05, 2020
14 xalexax answered
I'm 50 now, and I think I can still be up to the guy, but I'm already making sure a broken heart is hard to heal.
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June 05, 2020
15 grace_parker answered
Why would you fall in love when you were old? It's not love, it's just a merac and sadness in the past - people say crazy youth, right? When you were supposed to be with girls, you went to the pubs, now that the plane isn't going up, they've decided to think for love. It's all in time, you've missed it, and it's not coming back!
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June 05, 2020
1 innocent_angel_18 answered