Schnarda

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She responded with, "NO, you make a date, you KEEP the date!"

I am single and I have no� kids my work�is a school crossing guard�and� in my free time�I also�like going to�the show and in the fall and winter I like going to the hockey games I bowl on�Monday.

Do these things really work? That my giving them my trust right off the bat is a chracter flaw basically which leads to my getting burned. It's called Great Expectations, something my parents friends advised them of. I just need to know what to expect, I've already committed to my folks I would sign up. I figured I'd be one of the youngest people there (I'm 25) but believe it or not there are 19 year olds+. Well if anyone has read my prior posts I'm sure you will see a pattern of me apparently picking bad apples. I would imagine they are either very serious about finding someone with long term potential or very desperate. It was their advice that I sign up for some dating service where its all face to face, and they rank you, match you, advise you, etc. These people pay money around $1000.00 to be entered into their system. My parents seem to think I don't have the ability to properly weed through the bad apples.

I think he's afraid to be alone. From what he's said, I don't really understand why he's with his girlfriend or why he's continuing it or "working to salvage" his relationship with her....but that's just me.

I would rather go to the mountains than the beach. I am set in my career and my hobby turned into a side business helping. I would rather be in my jeans and a nice shirt instead of a suit.

If you married and had kids, once your kids are teens, he's going to be leering at and flirting with the teenagers that come around and be "the creepy dad." And then your reputation will also be in question. I want to just add that this becomes an even bigger problem down the road.

definitely the one in the middle....