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 Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 4:46 am
Try using it in someplace other than the Chatterbox forum and see what the reaction is. blaugh
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 4:11 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 4:46 pm
Lmao.
Mmkay.
Let's go in..teh gaming forum then.
~.:* *:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
:]
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 5:27 pm
[...sinfulanjel...]
Lmao.
Mmkay.
Let's go in..teh gaming forum then.
~.:**:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
:]I forgot all about the gaming subforum. xp
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 10:28 pm
xXHotBabiBluXx [...sinfulanjel...]
Lmao.
Mmkay.
Let's go in..teh gaming forum then.
~.:**:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
:]I forgot all about the gaming subforum. xp The gaming subforum no longer works anymore.
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Posted: Tue Apr 25, 2006 11:25 pm
Minielf xXHotBabiBluXx [...sinfulanjel...]
Lmao.
Mmkay.
Let's go in..teh gaming forum then.
~.:**:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
:]I forgot all about the gaming subforum. xp The gaming subforum no longer works anymore. What do you mean it doesn't work? confused I can see it finely. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:54 am
xXHotBabiBluXx Minielf xXHotBabiBluXx [...sinfulanjel...]
Lmao.
Mmkay.
Let's go in..teh gaming forum then.
~.:**:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
:]I forgot all about the gaming subforum. xp The gaming subforum no longer works anymore. What do you mean it doesn't work? confused I can see it finely. sweatdrop It must have temporarily stopped working when I tried clicking on it. I've also noticed that all of our profiles are down.
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:19 pm
Minielf xXHotBabiBluXx Minielf kyoslove74 were all kinda friends. but now I'm upset I went out with this guy and I really did love him and he dumepd em I was sad i didn't say anythign or telll him how heart broken I was. Then I say three of my exs today the guy that broke up to me told my ex ex bf that I was there blocking him i told my ex not to ask about me , talk about me and not to say that he knew me but he disrespected my wishes and now i can't trust him. Then my other ex that i blocked suddenly popped up on my screen and that scared the s**t out fo em I blocked him and deleted him off my list. my other ex u who was bi sexual because gay he was bisexual at first you knwo the one I told you about the other gay guy. Geez you've had so many boyfriends already and you've broken up with all of them? I really think you shouldn't delve into dating that much right not. You're still 16, and still in high school. There's no telling if a man who you date will be with you once you head into uni. You could end up with lots of broken hearts. I've found out after 2 months at uni that relationships you develop there last much longer than ones at high school. Yeah. Never date in Elementry (even though I did) because people might move away( like my elementry girlfriends) from you and its a bit too young to date at those ages. sweatdrop And like Minielf sed, dating in university is the best time to date, because people take more serious and its a good age to be getting marry. But high school dating is really fun. 3nodding But uni dating is more rewaring. Not only are you more likely to marry, you also get chances to make love lots of times. xd blaugh BaBI and minelf@: i never dated in elementary school but I did start dating in my freshman year. Minelf you actually know how old I am.. how do you know how old I am ? besides I really don't exspect for the guy to be with me for every especially if hes in my high school. I've already had lots of broken hearts and have started to break hearts. babi@ I think that I will be too busy to date at uni I would always be cracking down on my books . I do plan on getting married but not in college because i would have no money for a wedding and they would have no money to afford a wedding ring unless their family was rich. You are really smart for your age. People at uni will actually be mature like the adults they should be they will not be as childish. They definately will be serious about dating they don't exactly wanna marry a stranger who they've only known for a couple of days. the college students want to marry people they've really gotten to really know. When you get out of college you 'might not have as much time for dating. I absolutely hate high school dating the guyes are so immature at my school I have dated a few high schoolers the guyes at my high school well they weren't very mature they were horny all of the time ... acting like idiots, innaproiate guyes who always slap girls asses , saying the most disgusting things ever, they always wanted sex and they made me angery because they were always saying stupid thigns , they always did stupid things they were boring ebcause almost nothing interested them, they always talked about cars they were easy to manipulate into believing bad things and doing bad things Minelf @: * hurles thats disgusting *I don't want dating at uni to be all about sex wheres the intelliectual times of sharign knowledge, the romantic walks, or what about having things in common instead of just dating people to use them so that you get what you want sex sex sex , wheres the compassion to time to get to know one another or what about the times in helping each other out getting the skills you need to keep a marriage going if your not having sex besides sex is not everything
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 4:44 pm
Like, whoa.
Big..speech? by kyo.
o__O
And the gaming subforum works perfectly fine.
~.:**:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
:]
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 5:09 pm
"Kyo: Couldn't you tell I was being sarcastic when I said my last post? xd Whilst it is true that at Uni you'll have much more privacy to indulde in intimate romance, it is also absolutely true that any relationship you make at uni will be a much more serious and deeply emotional affair.
Unlike at high school, at university any person you meet and fall in love for will be just as intelligent and hardworking as you are. They are more likely to share their intimate details with you than a high school student, and also you're more likely to interact with them as genuine person, rather than, as you rightly said, a sex object.
Despite what you think about being too busy to date at uni, it is actually the best time to date people, and start building a long term relationship. I know I am planning to do that from the end of this year. The five or six years at uni are actually the only time in your life will be able to meet so many people who are just as bright as you are. Once you finish uni will be far too busy coping with 9 hour work shifts to even think about dating guys.
And you don't neccessarily need that much time studying books, despite what you might think. I spend only about 13 hours a week in formal study, and barely another 10 hours a week doing informal study and research. This is enough to get me a pass in my degree. Add in some 18 hours of work, the rest of the remaining time I have is all completely free. I could spend this time if I wish out dating.
Uni can be one of the loneliest periods of your life if you do not find a very close partner you can share your private time with. Unlike high school or in a full-time job you will not have a large group if informal friends you can hang out with. I discovered within two weeks of starting my course. It can become even lonelier since most uni students move out of their family home and live by themselves.
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 5:33 pm
minielf@: i don't get sarcasm and I do not like sarcasm!* repiles sniply then voice becomes mroe normal* Uni most have been easy for you if you found time to date and not all people at uni find the work easy not all fo them have time for dating. I mean what do you study to ahve so much time for free time. how do you know that its the same for every uni and person it mgiht not be like your exsperience at uni. You only knwo these people for six years and yet not all people become to their new uni friends of 6 years how is it that you would get to the level fo marriage just in such a short time.
I knwo that uni can be very lonely I don't know how people have time to make friends at all if you get lots and lots of work everytime you go to class.
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:11 pm
-gets out popcorn-
~.:**:.~
I just breathed.
o___O
HOMFG. I did it again! Like, whoa.
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:46 pm
@KyoTrust me I know what it's like to study at a Western University. I have several online friends who also study at Uni, most of them in higher year levels which are far harder. Unless you decide to do a Masters or PhD there's no need to spend lots of time each week studying. I don't mean Uni is easy; for sure it is much more challenging than high school. But it is a different sort of challenge. Instead of having to do tons of work and assignments that have to be due in a very short time, instead you only have to do a few major assignments that requires you to put all of your effort into them.
The amount of free time we all have outside of public and private study is the only reason why all of my friends and myseld included undertake long hours of paid work so much. I work about 15-18 hours a week. Some of my friends do it even longer. If none of us had to work to pay for our tuition fees, our food and other living requirements, then we would have a huge amount of free time on our hands.
I have to admit that I don't date at all because I have to do paid work so much, and also because I still with my parents. But most uni students move out of home with a year. They all tend to live with other students in shared apartments or units. Now you can imagine that if you lived with a guy or a girl in a house for five or six years on end, both of you would obviously become couples. After two or three years both of you would start earning regular incomes and eventually find permanent jobs. You would both most likely have got to known each others' families very well. From then on it'd be easy for you to marry someone you meet at uni and maintain a relationship of 5 or 6 years. I know a relation of mine who married at just 23.
And even if you do not marry before you leave uni, there is still a greater opportunity to develop a longer lasting and far greater circle of friends than you ever had at high school. There are dozens of times more students at uni than at any high school. Many of these students are likely to be former classmates. And there are tons of clubs, groups and social gatherings that you can join.
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Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 9:33 pm
Kyo, if you don't want them to wanting to do it. Then you should tell them that you are still and not ready. And besides, players aren't cool. Cough, cough. But you can really test them, like do they really worry about you and stuff. Also you only get about 5 years in high school, while you can have university/college at any age and stay their longer. (I think) So that when you are dating you have a bigger time extention to get to know each other more and stuff, and then if you are really serious about each other than you can both do whatever you want. 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 3:28 am
Some people stay in uni for up to seven years or more, trying to achieve the rank of PhD. By then they'd be earning some pretty hefty wages and have their own home...not mention they'd be around 25/26 years old, which is what I think is the standard age for us Asians to marry at. My parents married when they were 26.
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