The Other Half!

A light hearted discussion on this subject! Does an older single man that appears to have a nice car or have money appeal to you? I'm sure it does appeal to some women just like it would men but just how much more likely are you to find love? I will hopefully be able to give some of my own scientific results if this happens - My father 64 years young (yeah right) has been separated from my mother since I turned 18 pretty much so its 6 going on 7 years. Since then he has really struck out with the ladies not much action and has lived quite a frugal life style (complaining he has to "save every penny that wench took off me" I have kindly used wench as its a much nicer wo…

Are you a "girl with fake tan" kind of guy or a "girl with no fake tan" guy?

Not like the other Royals is he?!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20219349 Read this today, it's rather good (and true). Original article above. Apologies if someone somewhere has already posted this. Viewpoint: Why are people so mean to single people? Continue reading the main story In today's Magazine Are you wearing a handmade poppy? Your stories of living with half a smile The gift card conundrum The Monitor In a world that celebrates romance and finding The One, people can be rather rude to single people, writes James Friel. No-one is supposed to be single. In the course of my life, I have loved and lost and sometimes won, and always strangers have been kind. But I h…

Long story short, he probably has an STI of some description.

Ok guys it's spent sometime been talked about between my missus and I and she is really superstious about the year 2013 so i effectively have until midnight on new years eve to pop the question ( we want a wedding in 2014) i am kind of worried because her younger sister got engaged in August to her boyfriend of 6 years ( although they are not having thier wedding till 2015). I have been with my partner for just under 2 years although we have been living together since about a month after we met. I don't want people to think i am stealing the younger sisters thunder. Plus I have to ask her father (without somehow letting her know when i have... they live down south and …

So a few month back, i went over to a Uni mates wedding, was a nice affaire and had a very nice and long, fun time with a sober lady. A few months go by, regular meetings later, lots of fun, DVDs, bit more fun, nights out, night around, bit of cycle action and even plan to visit the lovely place that is Oban as wel both love Scotland. Getting on really well and so relaxed together, she even made me packed lunch for mt shift after i slept over the 1st time. A few moments ago, by text, i get the 'Been back home for 2 weeks at moms and i've meet someone that lives closer by, theire might be something there, don't thing we should do stuff anymore' :new_cry: ...seemingly h…

A woman has a close male friend. This means that he is probably interested in her, which is why he hangs around so much. She sees him strictly as a friend. This always starts out with, "you're a great guy, but I don't like you in that way". This is roughly the equivalent for the guy of going to a job interview and the company saying, "You have a great resume, you have all the qualifications we are looking for, but we're not going to hire you. We will, however, use your resume as the basis for comparison for all other applicants. But, we're going to hire somebody who is far less qualified and is probably an alcoholic. And if he doesn't work out, we'll hire somebody else…

So how long does it normally take you to say "I love you"? I must admit, this is not something I rush. I think it took me about 6 months to get to say it in my last relationship. I think they are powerful words and should not be used flippantly, despite sometimes feeling like I'd like to say it. So what about you? How long did it take you to say it?

So, I met a friend of a friend Saturday night, who I seemed to get on really well with. We have loads of stuff in common, we both love cooking, we both seem to have similar life goals etc She also plays basketball. Now I used to play back in school/college but haven't for years, but talking to her has rekindled my love for the game, which I had almost forgotten about. I'm not he best at reading signs from her side, but I certainly really enjoyed our conversation rather long which went on until 5am. She's managed to get hold of my number and text me out of the blue today and we've been going back and forth most of today. Now here's the conundrum: the NBA do a Europ…

Hi folks, So hypothetically , if someone was intending to woo a lady in Cambridge and may or may not have arranged to meet somewhere in the fair city at an mid evening hour, Thursday...where do you think a good RVP would be and would you suggest any streets or area's where we could a have a few drinks, get to know each other and generally have a laugh, enjoyable night . Music is nice, pool is also good and i can't say i mind a good old romantic walk along the river (is that possible in Cambridge ). Covert ops guys and gals though, so keep this under wraps , we don't want the lady finding out. Cheers, J (PM's of specific places even better, as i have't a clue were…

So accents do you find them sexy?. Northern, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, West Country, Cockney? Which one do you prefer and why. My other half is originally from Newcastle one of the influential reasons why I am in a relationship with her (besides others, just incase she is reading) is her Northern accent. For me it is a real turn on. So whats your preference? Edit to add Scottish

Hey Hey, Ive recently had a debate about this subject and I want to hear others views so see if im going nuuuuts. When attempting to find your Mr?Mrs Right what do you go on initally? A) Looks (beauty) or B) Personality (that spark) Im in the opinon that although looks are somewhat important to a certain degree...they dont last forever. However I believe that personality is much more attractive than asthetics. you??

So, my little problem... I started dating Mr. GP in April last. We get on really well and I do love him, but: Since March time he has been very cagey, not willing to stay at my house (it's not that bad!) and very lazy. Mr. GP studies at Uni and as such has many male gay friends which doesn't bother me - as I do too. I asked to borrow his mobile around March and was told to: "Leave it alone." That shocked me slightly to say the least. I had never known Mr. GP's phone password as I had always trusted him and, would have hoped, if I ever needed to use it I would be allowed. Anyway, it carries on.... We had a little argument and eventually Mr. GP gave his password up.…

Worried about measuring-up in the bedroom? That certain someone on the train failing to notice you? Want to put some spontaneity back? Chat-up lines not working on next door's dog daughter? Worry not. This is a small corner of the board where you can come and discuss your relationship worries and receive some impartial, well thought-out advice from me in return to assist you on your merry way through life's complicated love conundrums. In complete confidence of course with nobody else needing to know ..............apart from about 22,000 other members. Come and get it off your chest, it'll feel a lot better.