Moorlands

Yes, it is just a tool. But it is what people do with it that is the damaging part. For single people, it can be a great way to keep in touch. But for married people or those with serious relationships, it can allow feelings to develop for a person that started out as something benign. Many times it has happened that people get in touch with someone they used to know, and they develop feelings for that person that jeopardizes the person's relationship. Whether it's with clients, business associates, work collegues, or old friends or people you grew up with, when you are dealing with private, personal conversations, that can lead to something that is destructive to a person's relationship. If the guy/woman is going through a rough patch with his/her SO, those personal conversations can be the catalyst for romantic/serious feelings to develop. Even though you may trust your SO, it's the outsiders that now have personal access to your spouse that are the problem. Is your spouse supposed to refuse a friend request from a client? A coworker? A business contact? I'd rather not be allowing these people into our home via Facebook to have personal conversations with my husband. Fortunately, my husband is in total agreement with me on this, and we value our privacy and respect our boundaries.

Piscary

yep, lefty wins my vote

Spacemen

beauty and jung! hott

Bleeper

self db...nice!

Tucanae

"It was a great spending with a professional escort. Sweet talk, spend a great time with some exotic…

Brucehc

So like basically we had a good night and we ended the night at 2 in the morning.

Madelyn

shell space lost and found hours tgpis nametag

Granate

I don't think after three dates is too early to ask for exclusivity. As said before, if I knew someone I was dating was dating others and I was in a competition, that would suck!!!!! I'm not saying dating multiple people is bad, but it's not for some people, so maybe not for him. Do you think the guy(s) you are still dating might be "the one"? Do they even know about this guy?

Kaneko

seeing something like this reminds me that there are amazing things in the world

Pon

She may be a bit confused by your original statement that you felt no chemistry, but then made out with her.

Lard

http://www.parentdish.com/2009/01/20...ds-that-arent/

Clead

For woman this can be frustrating, as they feel that this is all men want, maybe true for some, but personally I think that more often the man simply doesn’t feel that THIS woman is THE woman, OK for now, but not what he wants to settle down with.

Carney

"28 07 2005"

Celtris

2633 new members in February ;)

Douceur

I can dig that>

Phalangid

If anything we got even closer since then, I'd call over to his house and we'd sit around talking for ages, even with him arms around me a few times. Going away with college and we'd usually end up sitting beside each other and I'd have fallen asleep on his shoulder. We'd touch hands and just be very close, I'd been repeatedly so tempted to kiss him, but I never did because I felt like I'd made my feelings clear and that I'd just be making a fool out of myself.

Nigeria

So, I've known this guy for a long time. I'm also a male if that matters. We have been really great friends for a while now, almost two years, and we are exclusive to each other. I really want a relationship and he knows that, but he says he just simply isn't ready. I know he has strong feelings but I don't know why he needs time. He said he really enjoys being in my life and doesn't want to rush into a relationship...im just so confused. We go to college together, see each other very often and text all the time. I'm afraid and stressed...I'm planning on talking about it tomorrow with him too. I tried looking my situation up but all of it was only "So you met a guy..." and so on. Any advice? I know he is very exclusive but I don't know what's going on in his head, Maybe someone can relate. He did have a tramtic experience when was young, his dad and mom had a bad divorce and his dad went to prison for doing meth, If that can help answer anything. Please help! Thank you!

Estonian

How do I know this? Because for 3 years I had a co-worker who was only 24 when he created and ran a few fake dating sites (he also taught me how to jailbreak my phone). He never got caught, but he stopped running his fake sites once he got a real job. He never said he felt bad about taking money from all those other guys.