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posted May 14, 2009 01:25 PM         

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I understand exactly how you feel BGE and what Bunnies said was just wow.

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posted May 14, 2009 04:52 PM         

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writesomething - you are so true, this board is really supportive. WOW!

hahaha deliverance, the universe will shove a man into your life. lol wow, when you put it like *that* i can't wait..

katatonic - i have a masculine personality with a feminine appearance & style, personality wins over appearance. no frogs or princes for me, just jameson. jkjk

thanks for everyone's advice! sorry if this thread is getting annoying.

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posted May 14, 2009 11:26 PM         

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No need to say sorry about this thread being annoying,
lindaland is generaly supportive and I'm sure most whould agree
your not being annoying.

Some guys have the same problem.

My sagaturius supervisor is way older he is 35. He has a professional and respectable job, he has everything but the wife and kids.

But he's still looking for his "princess".

Just last year my capircorn cousin finaly got married he in his 40's, my aunt(my cousin) almost gave up the idea of him getting maried and her ever having grandchildren.

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posted May 15, 2009 12:25 AM         

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Stereotypical does not sound at all Aquarian.

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posted May 15, 2009 10:00 AM         

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Seeing Stars - You're 100% right. I'm not stereotypical, in any sense of the word. I'm pretty much the weirdest person I know - and I'm a complete contradiction. I love football and whiskey but I also read Vogue and love baking... a few people have said to me "I still haven't figured you out" - and honestly, I haven't figured MYSELF out. I'm uber independent, very eccentric, interested in everything, etc. I'm very openminded and maybe too accepting of unconventional lifestyles, but I've always seen *myself* with a more traditional family - 2.2 children (or 10), a husband, a dog (or 10) and a house in the suburbs, I guess that's the most atypical thing about me!?

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posted May 15, 2009 10:00 AM         

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Kat;
My grandma used that expression all the time. She said "Theres a lid for every pot" quite comforting.

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