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Old Mar 29, 2013, 01:30 PM
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My husband and I have a lot in common. We have had our ups and downs.
I love not being a lone and having someone to share my love with. We have a son together and Praise God he is fine and healthy and normal that is a blessing. It is good to share your life with someone it gives you purpose and a channel for God's love to get you and love you through that person and for you to love back and give something back to the world.

Pick the right person and you will have a better more fullfilled life I think.
Smell the sunshine. Love someone today. and Pray for God to bless you and
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Old Mar 29, 2013, 01:43 PM
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My husband and I have a lot in common. We have had our ups and downs.
I love not being a lone and having someone to share my love with. We have a son together and Praise God he is fine and healthy and normal that is a blessing. It is good to share your life with someone it gives you purpose and a channel for God's love to get you and love you through that person and for you to love back and give something back to the world.

Pick the right person and you will have a better more fullfilled life I think.
Smell the sunshine. Love someone today. and Pray for God to bless you and
encourage and love the Lord today!
But i know a lot of religious people who pray and they have really big problems and are not happy, one even lost a brother to murder. i think its just good luck and bad luck whether you pray or not
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I could never go with a boy my age cos in the last couple of years i got forced to undress and was touched privately by a boy my age that i trusted and was my friend for years! and then another thing happened this year by a teen at a pool party under the water, so i never want to be close with teen boys its too unpredictable and scary :s
sorry olive but it doesn't just happen with teen boys. Older men can be even more aggressive and have stronger body builds to restrain when they want something. it sounds like you really need to deal with those incidents from the past and get a good grasp on how that affected you before you go into any more relationships and find yourself in the same boat yet again. You do have the right to say no! and stick to your guns. So know your own standards so you are not going out there blindly trusting men, thinking an older man will respect you better. Dreaming and fantasizing, while fun and healthy in its own way, does not get you into a healthy relationship.
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Old Mar 29, 2013, 01:56 PM
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We talked for more than an hour last night after he came home, and he could have asked me to go home but instead talked for more than hour and he asked me questions over and over and over about everything like tennis and fashion and school. He likes the things i like
Perhaps he is being a gentleman and knows that you are too young, and trying to show you he respects you. That not every relationship has to be sexual just because there's an attraction. If he's asking you question over and over about your activities it seems he may be steering the relationship away from being intimate. After all he is your boss. Not ethical to be dating your co-workers and does not want to take advantage of his employee. He's maybe just not said that much verbally. But if you keep pursuing he may just do that.
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Olive, I've had men in their 70's and 80's make passes at me. Age doesn't stop them from doing that. The boy who abused you didn't do it simply because he was a teenage boy instead of an older man. In fact, he'll keep on doing that when he gets older, if he's allowed to get away with it.
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Old Mar 29, 2013, 10:45 PM
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sorry olive but it doesn't just happen with teen boys. Older men can be even more aggressive and have stronger body builds to restrain when they want something. it sounds like you really need to deal with those incidents from the past and get a good grasp on how that affected you before you go into any more relationships and find yourself in the same boat yet again. You do have the right to say no! and stick to your guns. So know your own standards so you are not going out there blindly trusting men, thinking an older man will respect you better. Dreaming and fantasizing, while fun and healthy in its own way, does not get you into a healthy relationship.
I will just run away if it happens again. i was really surprised cos it was a close friend but i know now to be aware. i am dumbbbbb because before his year i was cuddling male friends on their laps [not for romance but just because they are a lot taller than me so its easy] and now i know they have feelings for me in a gf/bf type way even though they are my friends

If i'm too stupid to be my bosses new wife maybe i can be his girlfriend [when i'm 18 of course]. i have to make love to someone and i trust him more than anyone
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Perhaps he is being a gentleman and knows that you are too young, and trying to show you he respects you. That not every relationship has to be sexual just because there's an attraction. If he's asking you question over and over about your activities it seems he may be steering the relationship away from being intimate. After all he is your boss. Not ethical to be dating your co-workers and does not want to take advantage of his employee. He's maybe just not said that much verbally. But if you keep pursuing he may just do that.
Exactly! my boss likes me for me unlike the teen boys

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Olive, I've had men in their 70's and 80's make passes at me. Age doesn't stop them from doing that. The boy who abused you didn't do it simply because he was a teenage boy instead of an older man. In fact, he'll keep on doing that when he gets older, if he's allowed to get away with it.
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I will just run away if it happens again. i was really surprised cos it was a close friend but i know now to be aware. i am dumbbbbb because before his year i was cuddling male friends on their laps [not for romance but just because they are a lot taller than me so its easy] and now i know they have feelings for me in a gf/bf type way even though they are my friends

If i'm too stupid to be my bosses new wife maybe i can be his girlfriend [when i'm 18 of course]. i have to make love to someone and i trust him more than anyone
Oh, this really concerns me. I don't mean to harp on you or nag you, but there are a few things problematic here.

1. Not being your boss's new wife wouldn't necessarily have anything to do with being stupid. He's old enough to be your father and his worldview is entirely different. His having conversation with you is probably not meant to be leading you on, and if it is, you need to find another job quick. It would be very inappropriate of him to give you the green light.

2. Does he give you any indication that he's waiting for you to turn 18 so you'll be available to him?

3. WHY do you "have to" make love to someone?
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Old Mar 30, 2013, 12:24 AM
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whats it like as in sharing beds and watching tv together and things? its all i think about now
Can you kiss and cuddle whenever you like?
it totally depends on the man, some are fantastic, some are great for a while then are not so good and some are axxholes from the minute they step through the door, but one will be exactly right for you, whether you find this one i can not say, some people do, some people don't, some find eachother young and some find each other when they are in the latter days of life.
Kissing and cuddling has to be a mutual thing, if either one does not want a kiss at the exact time as the other it can be awkward and even cause friction between the pair at times.
being in bed with a man can also vary considerably, some snore, talk in their sleep, even hit out in their sleep ( or even pee the bed), some are extremely gentle and loving, so there is no single answer to your question.
men are as different as the clouds are.
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You said your so-called "friend" told you you wanted it because you were wet. This person is a potential rapist. He molested you, at the least. I don't care if were or weren't wet, or horny, or whatever. He didn't have the right to put his hands on you. He doesn't get to tell you what you want. You decide and you say yes or no. And no means no.

I'm going to tell you the truth, even though you won't like it. You're way too young to pursue a relationship with an older man, and still will be at 18. You're very naive and have a lot to learn about life, love and self-worth. You need to learn self-worth because you call yourself dumb and say negative things about yourself. You're not ready for life yet. I'm not saying love is all a fantasy and romance isn't real. But you're fantasizing it way beyond reality. You need to grow up, but you have plenty of time for that. Don't be in such a rush. Movies and books are fun, but they don't always depict life the way it really happens.
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Old Mar 30, 2013, 06:20 AM
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Oh, this really concerns me. I don't mean to harp on you or nag you, but there are a few things problematic here.

1. Not being your boss's new wife wouldn't necessarily have anything to do with being stupid. He's old enough to be your father and his worldview is entirely different. His having conversation with you is probably not meant to be leading you on, and if it is, you need to find another job quick. It would be very inappropriate of him to give you the green light.

2. Does he give you any indication that he's waiting for you to turn 18 so you'll be available to him?

3. WHY do you "have to" make love to someone?
Its ok Lovebird i feel lucky that you reply to me and are so nice and caring, i know you are wiser than me too and i know you are right

The more he talks to me the more i'm needing him so it seems like a green light. I cannot live without him so i wanna stay in this job because i am in love 10/10

I dunno if he gave me the indication but i pretended i was asleep on the couch and he looked at my lingerie when my skirt was out of place. I know he looked closely with his face and then stood back and woke me up after he had walked away. And he lets me hug him when i go every night and it feels like my breasts are pressing hard onto his yummy chest :0

If we make love soon maybe it will make me less addicted to doing it myself, it is not good at home, my mum and stepdad know about it because their bedrooms closer to mine. I heard them talking about me when they were at breakfast and i was in the hallway listening
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it totally depends on the man, some are fantastic, some are great for a while then are not so good and some are axxholes from the minute they step through the door, but one will be exactly right for you, whether you find this one i can not say, some people do, some people don't, some find eachother young and some find each other when they are in the latter days of life.
Kissing and cuddling has to be a mutual thing, if either one does not want a kiss at the exact time as the other it can be awkward and even cause friction between the pair at times.
being in bed with a man can also vary considerably, some snore, talk in their sleep, even hit out in their sleep ( or even pee the bed), some are extremely gentle and loving, so there is no single answer to your question.
men are as different as the clouds are.
Definitely the cuddling is my favourite part and kissing is the 2nd best part, but almost equal
In bed would be the most interesting thing to learn about and i want to be in bed a lot with my bf before we marry for sure!

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You said your so-called "friend" told you you wanted it because you were wet. This person is a potential rapist. He molested you, at the least. I don't care if were or weren't wet, or horny, or whatever. He didn't have the right to put his hands on you. He doesn't get to tell you what you want. You decide and you say yes or no. And no means no.

I'm going to tell you the truth, even though you won't like it. You're way too young to pursue a relationship with an older man, and still will be at 18. You're very naive and have a lot to learn about life, love and self-worth. You need to learn self-worth because you call yourself dumb and say negative things about yourself. You're not ready for life yet. I'm not saying love is all a fantasy and romance isn't real. But you're fantasizing it way beyond reality. You need to grow up, but you have plenty of time for that. Don't be in such a rush. Movies and books are fun, but they don't always depict life the way it really happens.
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My friend has been with girls a lot (2 of my friends are his exgfs) so at first i thought it was wrong but then i thought he knew best etc, but then it felt really wrong cos i realized he was breaking my promise to myself because my promise was always to keep my clothes on until i was in love. I was not in love with him and i wish i jumped away before he broke my promise. I wish i was more grown up to match my feelings!
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I will just run away if it happens again. i was really surprised cos it was a close friend but i know now to be aware. i am dumbbbbb because before his year i was cuddling male friends on their laps [not for romance but just because they are a lot taller than me so its easy] and now i know they have feelings for me in a gf/bf type way even though they are my friends

If i'm too stupid to be my bosses new wife maybe i can be his girlfriend [when i'm 18 of course]. i have to make love to someone and i trust him more than anyone


"I will just run away if it happens again"......This is naivity/ignorance speaking. You don't always have the chance to run away. But you know what? you are very young and your hormones are screaming out of control. So I hope for your sake as I hoped for my own kids, that you won't get into too much trouble by the time you're mature enough to process all this.

You would be wise to break away from this man - give yourself 2 years and see how much you've matured by then, given that you haven't found another guy to obsess about. You might look back and actually think, what on earth was I thinking?!?!?!?!

You don't have to make love to anyone. Believe me. Its not always everything its cracked up to be. Making love isn't so much about the body as it is about using your brain.
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Old Mar 31, 2013, 03:42 AM
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"I will just run away if it happens again"......This is naivity/ignorance speaking. You don't always have the chance to run away. But you know what? you are very young and your hormones are screaming out of control. So I hope for your sake as I hoped for my own kids, that you won't get into too much trouble by the time you're mature enough to process all this.

You would be wise to break away from this man - give yourself 2 years and see how much you've matured by then, given that you haven't found another guy to obsess about. You might look back and actually think, what on earth was I thinking?!?!?!?!

You don't have to make love to anyone. Believe me. Its not always everything its cracked up to be. Making love isn't so much about the body as it is about using your brain.
You are lucky you have kids

I won't be his gf until i'm 18 but he pays A LOT of money for my sitting, i really want to stay employed, i can buy a lot of new things now

But just curious after i make love will my erogenius zones be less crazy?
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I won't be his gf until i'm 18 but he pays A LOT of money for my sitting, i really want to stay employed, i can buy a lot of new things now

But just curious after i make love will my erogenius zones be less crazy?
How do you know you WILL be his gf when you're 18? Remember you're only fantasizing and dreaming. After you make love hopefully you'll be in a healthy relationship with someone who'll love your erogenius zones but will also want to have an intellectual relationship with you.

Like I said earlier, fantasizing and dreaming can be healthy but it seems you don't think about much else. You are 15? There's been a lot of posts here that indicate concern for the way you view this relationship that you're so hung up on. You avoid responding to the posts that show common sense in a way that might consider/discuss those thoughts but good thing this is only your fantasy. Hopefully you'll come to realize that too.
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How do you know you WILL be his gf when you're 18? Remember you're only fantasizing and dreaming. After you make love hopefully you'll be in a healthy relationship with someone who'll love your erogenius zones but will also want to have an intellectual relationship with you.

Like I said earlier, fantasizing and dreaming can be healthy but it seems you don't think about much else. You are 15? There's been a lot of posts here that indicate concern for the way you view this relationship that you're so hung up on. You avoid responding to the posts that show common sense in a way that might consider/discuss those thoughts but good thing this is only your fantasy. Hopefully you'll come to realize that too.
I said "I won't be his gf until i'm 18" as in its legal for me to be his gf when i'm 18. Its up to him if he wants me lol.

All i think about is fantasize and dream? I think about my school, my job, tennis and my crush.....so not sure what you mean..

All i do is respond to posts in this thread, including your posts. I thought you said i avoid responding to the posts that show common sense. All i do is respond.....

And all i wanted to know was "whats it like to live with a man?" as the thread title say.
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I'll answer you with a little marriage story:
The past couple weeks my husband has really been getting after me for leaving cabinet doors and drawers open- it bothers him, just close it for crying out loud, he says. I recognized my problem years ago when I lived by myself. I’d walk up the stairs and see the linen closet door wide open and think, “Who left that open? Well, it must have been me.”
The first step is admitting you have a problem, right? So I’ve worked on it over the years, and I’m 100% better. Of course, slip-ups are inevitable, if I’m extra tired, or in the middle of a project or if I’m in a hurry. I don’t know why I have this problem; is it genetic or (environ)mental?
So after my husband let me know how my deficiency was bothering him (once I left a dresser drawer open almost two inches!), I really tried to improve, because I love him. Every time before leaving a room I’d take a look around to make sure everything was in its proper place. I was genuinely trying to be perfect.
My husband's been so great lately, with all the yard work he’s had to do. So when he picked me up from work last week and we came home and the back door was open, I didn’t say a thing.
Then the other night I saw the bread drawer open after we cleaned up dinner. But I was doing the dishes-I didn’t put the bread away.
I called to him, “Could you come here, there’s something I want to show you.”
He blamed it on being exhausted and sleep deprived because I’d kept him up sighing, moaning and exclaiming,“Yowsa” in my sleep.
Last night he was in the extra bedroom moving furniture and painting. As I walked by, I noticed the dresser drawer open an inch. When I pointed this out to him, he blamed it on concentrating on moving heavy furniture and getting the painting done.
When we woke up this morning, I said, “Whew, I hope you didn’t leave any drawers open last night!”
“DICK!” he replied.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you survive marriage.
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I'll answer you with a little marriage story:
The past couple weeks my husband has really been getting after me for leaving cabinet doors and drawers open- it bothers him, just close it for crying out loud, he says. I recognized my problem years ago when I lived by myself. I’d walk up the stairs and see the linen closet door wide open and think, “Who left that open? Well, it must have been me.”
The first step is admitting you have a problem, right? So I’ve worked on it over the years, and I’m 100% better. Of course, slip-ups are inevitable, if I’m extra tired, or in the middle of a project or if I’m in a hurry. I don’t know why I have this problem; is it genetic or (environ)mental?
So after my husband let me know how my deficiency was bothering him (once I left a dresser drawer open almost two inches!), I really tried to improve, because I love him. Every time before leaving a room I’d take a look around to make sure everything was in its proper place. I was genuinely trying to be perfect.
My husband's been so great lately, with all the yard work he’s had to do. So when he picked me up from work last week and we came home and the back door was open, I didn’t say a thing.
Then the other night I saw the bread drawer open after we cleaned up dinner. But I was doing the dishes-I didn’t put the bread away.
I called to him, “Could you come here, there’s something I want to show you.”
He blamed it on being exhausted and sleep deprived because I’d kept him up sighing, moaning and exclaiming,“Yowsa” in my sleep.
Last night he was in the extra bedroom moving furniture and painting. As I walked by, I noticed the dresser drawer open an inch. When I pointed this out to him, he blamed it on concentrating on moving heavy furniture and getting the painting done.
When we woke up this morning, I said, “Whew, I hope you didn’t leave any drawers open last night!”
“DICK!” he replied.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you survive marriage.
This reminds me of when i stayed at my gfs home for 3 days when my mum/stepdad were on a holiday, cos her parents had like identical convo as what you just typed hehehehhehe! That was funny when you said "Yowsa" in your sleep
I like that kind of conversation you and hubby had, it sounds nice, like not violent and criminal but just a light debate over something. Sounds mentally fun in a way even if frustrating a bit too
I'm going to say Yowsa all the time now!
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I was married to a man who was my friend, but who had no idea of romance. I knew this from the start, and I, naively, thought it would "evolve" into a romantic love relationship. It didn't ! Sex was mechanical, but expected, and became quite a chore for me. Since we had a daughter early on in the marriage, I stayed for that reason...since ...when trying to discuss divorce, he would threaten to "take her away from me and kick me out into the street!" Oddly...because I was so submissive, we rarely argued, and never "fought." I just hung in there till she went away to college, at which time I announced I was moving out. The latter years of the marriage were me sleeping in the guest room, preferring to be away from his snoring...and him! Now single for 15 years, having dated to find "mr. right," LOL, I feel fortunate to still have my own space, my solitary bed, and my pets. Not dissing the idea of true love; I know it is out there. I just never found it!
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I was married to a man who was my friend, but who had no idea of romance. I knew this from the start, and I, naively, thought it would "evolve" into a romantic love relationship. It didn't ! Sex was mechanical, but expected, and became quite a chore for me. Since we had a daughter early on in the marriage, I stayed for that reason...since ...when trying to discuss divorce, he would threaten to "take her away from me and kick me out into the street!" Oddly...because I was so submissive, we rarely argued, and never "fought." I just hung in there till she went away to college, at which time I announced I was moving out. The latter years of the marriage were me sleeping in the guest room, preferring to be away from his snoring...and him! Now single for 15 years, having dated to find "mr. right," LOL, I feel fortunate to still have my own space, my solitary bed, and my pets. Not dissing the idea of true love; I know it is out there. I just never found it!
True love sounds really tricky to find absolutely. Seems unfair when guys don't sign divorce papers. I mean it should be ok to divorce even if just one spouse wants a divorce i think. Not nice marriage that you had but its good you got a daughter, cos i guess if you never married him then you might not have married another and maybe never had children :0
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I said "I won't be his gf until i'm 18" as in its legal for me to be his gf when i'm 18. Its up to him if he wants me lol.

All i think about is fantasize and dream? I think about my school, my job, tennis and my crush.....so not sure what you mean..

All i do is respond to posts in this thread, including your posts. I thought you said i avoid responding to the posts that show common sense. All i do is respond.....

And all i wanted to know was "whats it like to live with a man?" as the thread title say.

sorry.......just sounds like a lot of your time is taken up thinking about being with this guy... dream on...
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I see no harm in dreaming about the current boss, fantasizing about being with him, and even planning on being with him in three years, as long as you remain flexible: if a new person crosses your path so to speak and seems interesting, you should be flexible enough to consider him.
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I see no harm in dreaming about the current boss, fantasizing about being with him, and even planning on being with him in three years, as long as you remain flexible: if a new person crosses your path so to speak and seems interesting, you should be flexible enough to consider him.
in bed i think of my boss and never any other guys but my mixed doubles partner at tennis has let me use his ball machine at his home and we just started kissing and chestrubs which feel lovely but i don't feel as happy as a cuddle with my boss
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