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(Message started by: sandie99 on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:23pm)
Title: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:23pm
Reading all these posts about happy ch couples, it makes me take a serious look at my own situation... stuck in dating hell. It sucks! I'm more like a relationship kinda girl.

But the truth is that I haven't had a long-term relationship since I got ch. Partly, because I didn't want to in the beginning (ch was enough to deal with) and then I've realised that ch is too hard to deal with to some kind, sweet men I've met.

One guy refered me as "non-dateable" because of it. I was like excuse me?! as he never even saw me having attack! But apparently the idea was enough... :(

But I keep my thumbs up that there's one fellow who doesn't mind. After all that "in sickness and in health" - part excists in the vows for a reason! I just got to keep on looking.

One thing is sure, though. I won't be going on blind dates arranged by a one pal of mine. After all, she wants me to meet a guy whose only talent worth mentioning is that he can whistle... ::) Don't know about you, but I need to know more about a guy than that... ;;D

Your single ch sister,
Sandie
Title: Re: Dating
Post by ghost62 on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:31pm
Dont give up little lady there is someone out there. and deffinately dont settle. that would be sure hell.



http://www.kodakgallery.com/PhotoView.jsp?&collid=36572213407&ph otoid=69135213407


how could some be cruel to this little ch ;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by notseinfeld on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:39pm
I'll datecha Sandy :) (insert whistle here)

Been in dating hell myself and surprised I haven't run into you at Satan's water cooler. For a good laugh and in an effort not to go crazy check out Happenmagazine.com or stop by match.com as there's a link to it there. Entertaining advice and articles that do draw you in.

btw: CH women are my favorite!

nots
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:51pm
I’m looking forward to hearing what our other sisters have to say…get the popcorn ready for this…caramel for me.

Hey don’t feel bad…my gay friend says if he wasn’t gay I’d be the woman for him and my lesbian neighbor wants me…bad.  I guess I can feel the love…?  :-/

Langa
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:55pm

on 04/26/05 at 14:51:42, Langa wrote:
Hey don’t feel bad…my gay friend says if he wasn’t gay I’d be the woman for him and my lesbian neighbor wants me…bad.  I guess I can feel the love…?  :-/

Langa,
sounds like your life would make a nice sitcom... ;)

Now, pass that popcorn... ;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 26th, 2005, 2:58pm

on 04/26/05 at 14:39:35, notseinfeld wrote:
I'll datecha Sandy :) (insert whistle here)

http://members.iinet.net.au/~vroncol/Smiley_gifs/wink.gif
Title: Re: Dating
Post by rickyshot on Apr 26th, 2005, 3:07pm
I hear you. I just go to work and the gym. And the young ones talk to me at the gym. sigh.......
Title: Re: Dating
Post by thomas on Apr 26th, 2005, 3:11pm

on 04/26/05 at 14:23:53, sandie99 wrote:
Reading all these posts about happy ch couples,

Where are these posts you speak of?
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 26th, 2005, 3:19pm

on 04/26/05 at 15:11:13, thomas wrote:
Where are these posts you speak of?

For example, check out what Lizzie writes about her supporter... :)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by PrettyH8Machine on Apr 26th, 2005, 4:02pm
Right there with ya Sandie.

I have been single again going into my 3rd year (ugh! Fucking kill me!)  I guess it's not too romantic when you have to get up from a cuddle with a cuss-fit to go to the bathroom and pound the tile.
Then again, being a 'freek musician' most think I am a very *friendly* person anyway - quite the opposite. Also, I've been 'in a mood' and decided to quit shaving after DavCon, and had a Grizzly Adams beard that scared everyone. I looked like a homeless guy, lol. I shed the beard this past weekend and lost 15 lbs in the face. Now back to the bald, goatee'd Anton La Vey look that should scare everyone away for another 3 years. What is funny though is, I am the nicest guy you could meet - I just look scary. At least no one tries to mug me late at night in my neighborhood.  ;;D

Infinitely single,
Carl D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by thomas on Apr 26th, 2005, 4:08pm

on 04/26/05 at 16:02:36, PrettyH8Machine wrote:
Also, I've been 'in a mood' and decided to quit shaving after DavCon, and had a Grizzly Adams beard that scared everyone. I looked like a homeless guy, lol.

So are you saying a bearded homeless guy can't get laid?  I'll take that bet. ;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by LeLimey on Apr 26th, 2005, 4:12pm
Okay thats enough - all of you stop right there!
None of you lot have any deficiencies, you are all lovely people I am proud to call my friends.. no stuff that.. my family.
There really is someone out there for everyone, I truly believe that and if you havne't met them yet its because..
Well visualise a rose.
To get to the beautiful flower at the top of the stem you don't half have to pass alot of pricks on the way!  ;;D
Anyone who doesn't appreciate you isn't worthy of you and as such has my eternal pity. (Oh and stuff 'em!)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by PrettyH8Machine on Apr 26th, 2005, 4:13pm

on 04/26/05 at 16:08:07, thomas wrote:
So are you saying a bearded homeless guy can't get laid?  I'll take that bet. ;;D


Handjobs from other homeless peeps doesn't count.

;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Jonny on Apr 26th, 2005, 4:19pm

on 04/26/05 at 16:13:22, PrettyH8Machine wrote:
Handjobs from other homeless peeps doesn't count.


LMMFAO!!!!! ;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 26th, 2005, 4:39pm

on 04/26/05 at 16:12:30, LeLimey wrote:
Okay thats enough - all of you stop right there!
None of you lot have any deficiencies, you are all lovely people I am proud to call my friends.. no stuff that.. my family.
There really is someone out there for everyone, I truly believe that and if you havne't met them yet its because..
Well visualise a rose.
To get to the beautiful flower at the top of the stem you don't half have to pass alot of pricks on the way!  ;;D
Anyone who doesn't appreciate you isn't worthy of you and as such has my eternal pity. (Oh and stuff 'em!)


;;D

Oh, and, uh, yeah, stuff em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Langa
Title: Re: Dating
Post by ghost62 on Apr 26th, 2005, 6:52pm
Well Sandie at least you dont have this problem



Doctor Dave slept with one of his patients and felt guilty all day long. No matter how much he tried to forget about it, he couldn't. The guilt and sense of betrayal was overwhelming. But every once in a while he'd hear an internal, reassuring voice that said:  "Dave, don't worry about it. You aren't the first doctor to sleep with one of their patients and you won't be the last. And you're single. Let it go..."  







But invariably the other voice would bring him back to reality:









"Dave, you're a vet..."
Title: Re: Dating
Post by OneEyeBlind on Apr 26th, 2005, 9:46pm
Oh, I don't know Sandy ..... does he whistle while he works and hand over the paycheck.  Might be worth a second glance.  

;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Rock_Lobster on Apr 26th, 2005, 10:12pm
bwahaha... fine one ghost!   [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif]
Title: Re: Dating
Post by taraann on Apr 26th, 2005, 10:45pm

on 04/26/05 at 16:12:30, LeLimey wrote:
Okay thats enough - all of you stop right there!
None of you lot have any deficiencies, you are all lovely people I am proud to call my friends.. no stuff that.. my family.
There really is someone out there for everyone, I truly believe that and if you havne't met them yet its because..
Well visualise a rose.
To get to the beautiful flower at the top of the stem you don't half have to pass alot of pricks on the way!  ;;D
Anyone who doesn't appreciate you isn't worthy of you and as such has my eternal pity. (Oh and stuff 'em!)

Well said Helen!  I second that!  I am one of a few ppl that say they found their soulmate when they finally stopped looking.  I had the 'tude of giving up on relationships for a long while, waste of heartache and time yadda yadda.  Then I went into a convience store and Sam asked for my phone number.  lol weird but true
Title: ThyeRe: Dating
Post by Charlie on Apr 27th, 2005, 1:51am
There's always hope but then look what happened to poor Georgia   [smiley=laugh.gif]

Hi Kid  8)
Hope things are still on schedule there.

Lots of tranquilizers Den.

Both of yuz keep in touch.

Charlie
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Redd715 on Apr 27th, 2005, 7:04am
Soon after I found my way to this site a year ago, the man I was seeing and very much in love with decided that he wasn't able to take the "in sickness* part.  He had never seen an attack, but the beast had not morphed yet.  He did come for a visit once after the morph while I was taking neurontin, pred, and indo, which the hits had stopped from the pred, but the indo/neurontin combo with it had a secondary HA thing going on, and I was so weak and dizzy and I could barely stand up straight.  I looked a wreck and it was the last time I saw him before he bailed a week later with the...*you just aren't yourself anymore* bit.

Have faith that the right person will enter your life.  It takes time...and he'll come in the most unlikely fashion.  

Redd
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 27th, 2005, 9:26am

on 04/26/05 at 21:46:22, OneEyeBlind wrote:
Oh, I don't know Sandy ..... does he whistle while he works and hand over the paycheck.  Might be worth a second glance.  

;;D

[smiley=crackup.gif]
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 27th, 2005, 9:27am

on 04/26/05 at 18:52:04, ghost62 wrote:
Well Sandie at least you dont have this problem

Doctor Dave slept with one of his patients and felt guilty all day long. No matter how much he tried to forget about it, he couldn't. The guilt and sense of betrayal was overwhelming. But every once in a while he'd hear an internal, reassuring voice that said:  "Dave, don't worry about it. You aren't the first doctor to sleep with one of their patients and you won't be the last. And you're single. Let it go..."  

But invariably the other voice would bring him back to reality:

"Dave, you're a vet..."


You're right. I don't have that problem!  [smiley=crackup.gif]
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 27th, 2005, 10:00am
The question is when you do meet someone you think you want to pursue a relationship with, how do you approach the topic of CH?  What do you say?  Give him info from here?  Lead him here?   How do you even initiate the conversation of CH?  “There’s something you should know about me”…?

Langa
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 27th, 2005, 10:06am

on 04/27/05 at 10:00:25, Langa wrote:
The question is when you do meet someone you think you want to pursue a relationship with, how do you approach the topic of CH?  What do you say?  Give him info from here?  Lead him here?   How do you even initiate the conversation of CH?  “There’s something you should know about me”…?

Exactly. That's the hardest part...
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Redd715 on Apr 27th, 2005, 10:22am

on 04/27/05 at 10:00:25, Langa wrote:
The question is when you do meet someone you think you want to pursue a relationship with, how do you approach the topic of CH?  What do you say?  Give him info from here?  Lead him here?   How do you even initiate the conversation of CH?  “There’s something you should know about me”…?

Langa


I am very open about this from the start.  I couldn't count the number of guys over the past year that we had an innitial chemistry, but once discussion turned to CH and the education began, POOF...gone... no emails no phone calls no nothing.  Like they dropped off the face of the earth.  I have a resounding theory about my method in being very upfront about it.  I'd rather they run for the hills before there is too much emotional investment.  Know from the start the depth of their charactor (or lack there of).  

Nothing is for certain in this life but death and taxes, and the only person you can count on for sure, to be with you at the end of this life, is yourself.  

Relationships are that way with CH or not.  But I think the following says alot about charactor.


Quote:
From a new supporter.
Why are there CH sufferers on this earth? So the rest of us quit whining and realize how good we have it!!
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 27th, 2005, 10:29am

on 04/27/05 at 10:22:01, Redd715 wrote:
I am very open about this from the start.  I couldn't count the number of guys over the past year that we had an innitial chemistry, but once discussion turned to CH and the education began, POOF...gone... no emails no phone calls no nothing.  Like they dropped off the face of the earth.  I have a resounding theory about my method in being very upfront about it.  I'd rather they run for the hills before there is too much emotional investment.  Know from the start the depth of their charactor (or lack there of).  

Nothing is for certain in this life but death and taxes, and the only person you can count on for sure, to be with you at the end of this life, is yourself.  

Relationships are that way with CH or not.  But I think the following says alot about charactor.


I agree Pegg 100% with letting them know upfront before your heart is too involved...but I was curious about how one would initiate informing the person? I'm asking for an example.  Just in conversation say something like "I really like you but there's something you should know?" and then lead them here if they're still interested?  

Langa
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Redd715 on Apr 27th, 2005, 10:35am
I just bring it up in casual conversation when the topic opens up and it's appropriate I guess.  I can't recall exactly HOW I bring the subject matter up.  It just seems to flow if that makes any sence.  Jerome might be able to recall the way it came up during our conversations better than I.  I'll have to ask him to post to this thread when he has time and relate his view point on it.  
Title: Re: Dating
Post by blossom on Apr 27th, 2005, 11:01am
Well, kids, I have to throw my 2 cents in here.  I have been thrown into the dating pool again and I have to say I have had the same problems but because I am in cycle I just tell them up front.  I had one run for the hills practically shooting flames out of his shoes as he went.  I have met a great guy that I told about CH and he is very supportive and understanding...right now.  We will see how things go.  If all else fails take them to the o2 tank and say very calmly and rationally - I keep this here because my lovers usually need it after they've been with me, smile coyly and walk away.  It'll keep 'em around for awhile.  
Title: e: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 27th, 2005, 11:12am

Quote:
If all else fails take them to the o2 tank and say very calmly and rationally - I keep this here because my lovers usually need it after they've been with me, smile coyly and walk away.  It'll keep 'em around for awhile.  



Good one Blossom.  My friend – another clusterhead - told me to allow the man to see me sucking on the oxygen like nobody’s business and that would definitely keep him captivated… :P

Langa



Title: Re: Dating
Post by Jerome_Ebel on Apr 27th, 2005, 11:29am
Langa,
Pegg was right up front with me about it! She had 2 links to the site right on her initial emails with me. It certainly did give me some pause but she was honest with me and as I informed her, "I'm new to this and have not witnessed anything really bad yet but if I told you how I'm going to react, you'de have good reason to doubt my integrity and sincerity". I just don't know. Pegg has so many other "talents" so I'm willing to explore this thing further. ;;D Just be up front and if the guy hits the road he wasn't right in the first place. I wish my ex would have given me a sign 13 years ago that she had issues (and I guess she did in a way) as I would have ran for the hills then. There are no guaranties in life You are just lucky that you get to find out up front what your man is willing to put up with. It's more difficult in the short term but it all comes out in the wash in the long term. I'd be happy to share my email with you or him if there are any questions but I'm pretty "green" so I don't know that I'd be much help. Good luck and best wishes for your happiness!!
Jerome
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Jerome_Ebel on Apr 27th, 2005, 11:32am
Langa
I guess I didn't really answer your question. Yes tell him right up front, give him the amputation analogy and send him to this site!!
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 27th, 2005, 11:55am
Thanks for your posts Jerome and welcome!  Not only do I have a good idea for emails, you just reminded me of the amputation analogy.  You sound like a pro already… ;)

Good luck to both of you.  

Langa
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 27th, 2005, 12:13pm
I have told the guys I've been out with as soon as possible about ch. Some were understanding, some wasn't. But Jerome has a point: their reactions does tell me a lot about their characher in the first place.

From now on I'm going to consider myself as a lucky lady for having ch. It will reveal me the true nature of the guys I'll date! ;;D Thanks, ch...  8)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Redd715 on Apr 27th, 2005, 12:18pm

on 04/27/05 at 11:29:30, Jerome_Ebel wrote:
but I'm pretty "green"



He may be green but at least he aint "yellow". ;)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by mcf69 on Apr 27th, 2005, 12:26pm
And I thought I was the only one who had members of the opposite sex running and screaming with the mention of cluster headaches.  


Quote:
I keep this here because my lovers usually need it after they've been with me

Gee blossom, you stole my line............ ;)


Quote:
My friend – another clusterhead - told me to allow the man to see me sucking on the oxygen like nobody’s business and that would definitely keep him captivated…

Hmmm, either captivated or jealous Langa, pass some over here   :)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Alien Space Babe on Apr 27th, 2005, 1:16pm

on 04/27/05 at 12:26:08, mcf69 wrote:
And I thought I was the only one who had members of the opposite sex running and screaming with the mention of cluster headaches.  



been there. done that.


dating sucks.....
been single for 14 years and have found that a lot of men want blond amazon barbie dolls - definitely not me - expecting perfection.

intelligence... great eyes... nice rack... wicked sense of humor.... decent/good personality....  none of that seems to matter.

like I said.... dating sucks....
he wants you - you definitely don't want him - i.e., the creepy one
even worse: you want him - he doesn't want you - i.e., mr just-right-for-me
or he's married.....


Lizzie, who's currently between husbands
Title: Re: Dating
Post by rumplestiltskin on Apr 28th, 2005, 5:04am
i never really expected to find, at ch.com, an end to clusters or a young nympho babe that wears me out ...imagine my surprise!

baby due tomorrow...i'm hoping it waits a bit....i still haven't finished the remodel

grab one of these cluster buds around here an fuck em senseless....till mr. right shows up.

walk in the sunshine
den
Title: Re: Dating
Post by thomas on Apr 28th, 2005, 9:08am

on 04/28/05 at 05:04:25, rumplestiltskin wrote:
grab one of these cluster buds around here an fuck em senseless....till mr. right shows up.

walk in the sunshine
den

[smiley=laugh.gif] :-X
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Charlie on Apr 28th, 2005, 11:46am
I'm outdated

Charlie http://www.netsync.net/users/charlies/gifs/darksmooch.gif
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Redd715 on Apr 28th, 2005, 12:15pm
I saw that Bob G....

[smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif]
Title: Re: Dating
Post by BobG on Apr 28th, 2005, 12:21pm
Ooops....I didn’t think it to be appropriate for this thread. Guess I wasn’t to quick to click the remove button.
;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by vietvet2tours on Apr 28th, 2005, 4:53pm
Since I qualify what is the amputation analogy?
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Redd715 on Apr 28th, 2005, 4:57pm

on 04/28/05 at 16:53:38, vietvet2tours wrote:
Since I qualify what is the amputation analogy?


Dr. Peter Goadsby, the leading CH researchist from London has stated that CH is worse in comparison to amputation without the benifit of anesthetic.

Let me see if I can find the page on that and I'll post the link.
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Karla on Apr 28th, 2005, 5:08pm
My Mom and Dad met on a blind date.  6 months latter he asked her to marry him and she accepted.

The daughter of the woman who put my parents together was instrimental in putting my husband and I together.  She convinced him to talk to me and give me a chance and that I would n't be like all the other girls.  3 months latter he asked me to marry him.
Title: Re: Dating
Post by vietvet2tours on Apr 28th, 2005, 5:45pm
Lemme tell ya from first hand experience that a traumatic amputation don't come close to even one of my one hour headaches. During cycle I get six of the monsters every day at four hour intervals for thirty days.
Title: Re: Dating
Post by clarence on Apr 28th, 2005, 6:00pm

on 04/27/05 at 10:29:06, Langa wrote:
but I was curious about how one would initiate informing the person? I'm asking for an example.  Just in conversation say something like "I really like you but there's something you should know?" and then lead them here if they're still interested?  

Langa


Well, there is a new link over to the left.  It has to do with these dandy little wristbands.  Could spark a conjversation.  And, it glows in the dark, so you can have the conversation anywhere...next to your o2 tank, for instance.

Casey
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Langa on Apr 28th, 2005, 6:04pm

on 04/28/05 at 18:00:25, clarence wrote:
Well, there is a new link over to the left.  It has to do with these dandy little wristbands.  Could spark a conjversation.  And, it glows in the dark, so you can have the conversation anywhere...next to your o2 tank, for instance.

Casey


Already got my order in... ;;D
Title: Re: e: Dating
Post by blossom on Apr 28th, 2005, 9:14pm

on 04/27/05 at 11:12:42, Langa wrote:


Good one Blossom.  My friend – another clusterhead - told me to allow the man to see me sucking on the oxygen like nobody’s business and that would definitely keep him captivated… :P

Langa





[smiley=crackup.gif] [smiley=spit.gif]
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 29th, 2005, 12:44am

on 04/28/05 at 17:08:37, Karla wrote:
My Mom and Dad met on a blind date.  6 months latter he asked her to marry him and she accepted.

The daughter of the woman who put my parents together was instrimental in putting my husband and I together.  She convinced him to talk to me and give me a chance and that I would n't be like all the other girls.  3 months latter he asked me to marry him.


Lovely stories... :)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Bethany1 on Apr 29th, 2005, 8:03am
Ok, well, Im probably going to piss a few people off here. But here goes.

Look, we all have something here in common which is ch. I am episodic sufferer with a cycle runs for 6 weeks 2 sometimes 3 times a year. I have never had a problem dating someone because of this. Its me, this is the way I am. Take it or leave it. I don't sit guys down and explain to them that I have this problem, disease, or whatever. Eventually when I have seen this person a few times and its gettin serious, thats when I tell them. No one has ever left me because of it. Like I said, this is me, if you don't like it then you can fuck off, period. Every guy that I have dated has been supportive and understanding. None of them have ever run for the hills or taken off, or thought it was too much to handle. Its MY problem, and I can deal with it myself. I have found that the guys I have dated, find it somewhat intriguing, and wind up taking me to the er on a night of a really bad hit.  Life is the way it is girls, maybe we got dealt a shitty hand, but you gotta suck it up and realize there is a lot more out there than men. And the ones that go running, well, they are the weak ones. You don't want them anyways. Keep your chins up, and just except who you are for YOU.

love you guys-
Beth
Title: Re: Dating
Post by E-Double on Apr 29th, 2005, 8:14am

on 04/29/05 at 08:03:47, Bethany1 wrote:
Ok, well, Im probably going to piss a few people off here. But here goes.

Look, we all have something here in common which is ch. I am episodic sufferer with a cycle runs for 6 weeks 2 sometimes 3 times a year. I have never had a problem dating someone because of this. Its me, this is the way I am. Take it or leave it. I don't sit guys down and explain to them that I have this problem, disease, or whatever. Eventually when I have seen this person a few times and its gettin serious, thats when I tell them. No one has ever left me because of it. Like I said, this is me, if you don't like it then you can fuck off, period. Every guy that I have dated has been supportive and understanding. None of them have ever run for the hills or taken off, or thought it was too much to handle. Its MY problem, and I can deal with it myself. I have found that the guys I have dated, find it somewhat intriguing, and wind up taking me to the er on a night of a really bad hit.  Life is the way it is girls, maybe we got dealt a shitty hand, but you gotta suck it up and realize there is a lot more out there than men. And the ones that go running, well, they are the weak ones. You don't want them anyways. Keep your chins up, and just except who you are for YOU.

love you guys-
Beth


The best reply of yet!!!!!!!
Guys....switch men for women (if sexual preference)
and kick ass.
I couldn't agree more......Fuck em if a problem....There are gonna be losers regardless of what you have going on.....Bethany and I recently got hitched(not to eachother [smiley=laugh.gif])...point being our new spouses are the ones who WE decided to stick with as much as They decided to stick with us.

Cheers Girl!!!

E 2
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on Apr 29th, 2005, 11:08am
Good post, Bethany!
Thank you.  :)
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Candycane on Apr 29th, 2005, 2:56pm
Bethany,
Do we have the same parents????

I was just saying something like this the other day about this thread.....but was waiting for you to start the trouble! [smiley=laugh.gif] [smiley=laugh.gif]
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Ree on Apr 29th, 2005, 8:59pm

on 04/28/05 at 05:04:25, rumplestiltskin wrote:
i never really expected to find, at ch.com, an end to clusters or a young nympho babe that wears me out ...imagine my surprise!

baby due tomorrow...i'm hoping it waits a bit....i still haven't finished the remodel

grab one of these cluster buds around here an fuck em senseless....till mr. right shows up.

walk in the sunshine
den
OK!!! Oh Wait!!!?  I think Dave will get mad at me!!!  LOLOL   Im so funny tonight...... ree
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Georgia on May 1st, 2005, 3:10am
This is me BEFORE dating:

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-2/959059/shleopardg1.jpg

This is me AFTER dating:

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-2/959059/drphilvacant.jpg

Any questions?
Title: Re: Dating
Post by sandie99 on May 1st, 2005, 8:49am
Georgia,
:o
Title: Re: Dating
Post by Jonny on May 1st, 2005, 10:54am
Who's the troll with the huge head? ;;D
Title: Re: Dating
Post by notseinfeld on May 2nd, 2005, 2:55pm
Yeah--and is that a cat growing out of his right ear?


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