Nathalie Antonela (30), Järvenpää, escort tyttö

Lathrop

I'm pretty pissed. Am I right to be? I've seen him twice already this week, 3 times last week, and the first time he cancelled was our third date because he said he was super tired after work (he gets up at 5:00am). I didn't give him a hard time the first time he cancelled at all.

Jerseyman

Hi..hoping to find a decent guy that is not just looking for a quick u no what. Would be nice to have someone in my life again. I enjoy many things my favorite is gardening and travelin.

Dillydally

blonde bedroom flash pink

Ellen

It seems like tall women are actually less likely to be height snobs. In my experience, at least.

Scribers

Looking for someone to share similar interests: Movies, sporting events, hiking, et.

Kallah

less talkative person, I hv less friends n now looking 4 a good gir.

Reuben

I felt compassion for her after hearing her story.

Berater

No, you don't "owe it to her" to break up with her temporarily so that you can sleep with other people. That is a terrible thing to do to someone you care about. If this is what you decide to do, please be honest with her and tell her exactly why you're breaking up with her so she can decide for herself if she wants to be there when you're finished evening the score.

Timberlike

holy crap!! 2 and 3 obviously

Terpsichorean

what a cutie here!!!

Bigg

I love to cook and bake when I'm not feeling laz.

Temples

Such lovely long limbs

Apostolic

It's good that you see insecurity as a sign to improve yourself. I agree 100%.

Sassan

A couple of years ago I heard through a third party that a [much] younger women I knew through work had a crush on me. I liked her too. After I heard that I flirted a little and tried to let her know that I was game. What she didn't realize though, was that for me it would've been a huge risk to make a move... but there was not any risk for her because she was the younger woman, not the older man hitting on a younger woman. You have to green-light him in a way that can't be misunderstood in order to make it socially acceptable.

Runyard

When my boyfriend and I first started going out he mentioned that he was going to be attending a dance a couple hours away (for the military) sometime this month. He said he had already promised a friend he'd take her and I didn't think much about it since I had just met him. There is another dance in November that he invited me to right away. However, since then we have become much, much more serious and suddenly the idea of him taking another girl to a dance is bothering me. I actually hadn't thought much about it until my brother and his girlfriend told me they felt he should tell the other girl that he has a girlfriend now, and take me instead. This caused me to look at the situation and I'm pretty sure it would bother me a lot for him to be with this other girl for the whole evening at a FANCY dance... a "ball" actually. Furthermore, the ball is a couple hours away as I mentioned so it just seems like a big deal for him to go away and go to a dance with another girl even though I trust him completely. It honestly isn't about trust... I just think that as his girlfriend I should be going to a ball with him if at all possible. SHould I bring it up and how?

Pholidote

little cutie

Copt

A vision of loveliness

Aysegul

Amor damu thats sexy

Carrion

hi I'm funny outgoing and kind hearte.