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Dubster
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SleeplessAndy wrote on 19-10-2009 07:35 PM

If you are already hitched, share with us the details of when/where/how? If not, how would you like this event to be staged?




Categorically the worst place in the world to ask that question.

This board is filled with embittered London burnouts who scoff at the idea of Love due to their continual failures in the area, largely due to the overly inflated egos they all seem to share.

Those who are happily partnered up are unlikely to say how it happened due to the barrage of shit that will come their way from the aforementioned bunch of lowlife.

imho of course.
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rogerbj wrote on 19-10-2009 07:52 PM

Who said romance is dead?



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DMX wrote on 19-10-2009 07:52 PM

I think it's pretty sad that people try to paint people as "unromantic" just because they say such things. It may crush their naive dreams of love, but that's their fault for being so naive in the first place.






My comment was tongue in cheek you numpty. I'm very romantic but have never felt the need to get married. I do, however, accept that to some it's a very romantic idea. Unlike your good self.


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Hitch the Knife
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DMX wrote on 19-10-2009 07:55 PM

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rogerbj wrote on 19-10-2009 07:52 PM

Who said romance is dead?



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DMX wrote on 19-10-2009 07:52 PM

I think it's pretty sad that people try to paint people as "unromantic" just because they say such things. It may crush their naive dreams of love, but that's their fault for being so naive in the first place.






I wouldn't say you're "unromantic". More like emotionally retarded.

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I would pay the websites fee and fly out to pick her up.

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Keeeeeeem darleeeeeeenk, my visa has run out, and.........

Laughs out loud

if he a better surname than mine though, i *might* have considered it.

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Ilana Belsky wrote on 19-10-2009 07:55 PM

I've never been 'in love', its not something that I believe in blindly or get burnt over and over.
Is that your problem? Do you fear the rejection of being in love?

Anyway, there is a difference in believing blindly in love and feeling that you would only ever feel the person you are with is the 'silver medal'.
For that I really do feel sorry for you.
To truely believe that any partner means you must be 'settling' is something I really does make me feel sad for you.

I love my friends, not despite their 'flaws' but because of them it makes them who they are.
I also believe that most humans have a great capacity for love.
But not all. I know some other guys who are like you, and it does make me sad. Frown



I just see things as they are, rather than live in a fantasy land, tbh.

It's completely true that you can't possibly predict how a relationship will go, and to get married to somebody really isn't the cleverest move, and is based on fleeting emotion, at best.

It's not my opinion that it's settling - it genuinely is. You've given up and said "this is the best I can do", coupled with "this person is always gonna be great for me". Both are massively naive, and you'll forgive me if I don't accept sympathy from somebody living in such a mindset. It's akin to having Christians say they feel bad as I'm going to hell. Laughs out loud I don't buy their fairy tale, just as I don't buy the marriage one.

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I would pay the websites fee and fly out to pick her up.



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Hitch the Knife wrote on 19-10-2009 07:59 PM

I wouldn't say you're "unromantic". More like emotionally retarded.



Despite being badly burned you still churn out the n00b bs?

Wisen-up, Steve.

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