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23-10-11, 10:56 AM #16
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26-10-11, 06:04 AM #17
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no hormones suck and yeas I guess i am. That's my problem, i get attached easily, I just cannot kiss someone and not think about them ever again, and that's why i have to take things slow
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28-10-11, 09:41 PM #18
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I'm my 40s, so it can't be all about hormones. But yes, when I was younger, hormones sucked donkey a$$.
Originally Posted by IndiReloaded
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02-11-11, 01:32 PM #19
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you seem to a very emotional person. And you fall in love or have affection with the person whom you kiss. Dont fall in love so early untill you find a right person.
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02-11-11, 03:08 PM #20
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Actually, some people (well, mice) are more prone to addiction, genetically. And love hormones can be addicting and make people crazy. Ref all the middle aged crises and dumping a partner for a 'soulmate'. Age is no barrier to stupidity, Bulrush. Originally Posted by bulrush
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11-11-11, 09:16 PM #21
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I tried this website to find a new friends and its pretty kool Girlsonline24.com
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Wow, this is just like what just happened to me except I'm a guy and I scared her away. I think you might be onto something here though, it does seem to lead to attachment and heartache if it goes belly up. Originally Posted by ashtonkutcher
Believe me, I am currently feeling that and have felt it before. But one thing I am confident in is that I wouldn't want to do away with the intense (good) emotions that I've had before it has ended. It's like you can't have a good thing without the bad. And I am just hopeful that for every bit of hurt that I feel now, it will just make the joy, happiness and love feeling that much intense when the time and person comes along. Originally Posted by Yet another guy
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12-02-12, 05:03 PM #23
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Easier said than done. Originally Posted by ambraham
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13-02-12, 02:17 AM #24
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To love is to live. Pity the person who has never felt it. What do they have to live for?
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