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iamteddybearfeelmecuddle

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iamteddybearfeelmecuddle last won the day on November 24 2006

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  1. Kids are often very picky, and I'm sure it's frustrating. The only thing I might suggest is that if he refuses to eat his dinner at say 5, and then complains of hunger at 6:30, instead of telling him he should have ate it when he had a chance, perhaps you could just offer him the same dinner again? Maybe when he's good and hungry he'd be more open to eating it. Even though it's not ideal, at least it would get eaten, and then in the process he may learn to like those particular foods. Good luck!
  2. Probably a good idea. Personally I don't subscribe to any of those sites, myspace or facy book or whatever. When people ask me to come visit them there to be honest I think, eh, if I want to visit my friend I want to do it in real life.
  3. Sometimes it does seem like people are a little to quick to advertise their new relationships. I would be suspicious of someone just out of one relationship and jumping fast into another, their proclamations may be real, but yes they also may be compensating for something.
  4. Maybe you should ask her if she's having thoughts of leaving the business and going elsewhere? Also if one of you leaves, do you have any kind of non-competition clause in your contract? Could she take some of your clientelle? Anyway, if you ask her and you feel confident that she is not leaving then great, but if you feel she is, just start taking measures to protect yourself right away, such as saving up money, not making major purchases, looking into part time jobs, stuff like that.
  5. Hmm...sounds like we might just have a match going on here!
  6. I agree; it would have been one thing if he had merely suggested you'd look even hotter if you'd try something different, but the way he's saying it's almost like he's saying you're not good enough as is.
  7. Yeah, you're cute. And even if you weren't If he doesn't like you the way you are, then maybe he should find someone he does. Ha, I once had a (nother!) guy tell me outright his ideal woman was tall with blue eyes and straight blonde hair! Well I'm petite with green eyes and curly brown hair so I let him go, so he could get on with finding his ideal lol!
  8. Well what you have described doesn't sound normal to me from a guy who really likes a girl. I would think that yes, the behavior your describing is probably a red flag. I would say if he really wants a woman who is more 'made up' or in some other way different from you, then he should just find one, and leave you alone. It sounds to me like he doesn't like you the way you are. I once just began to date a guy who did stuff like that. He would say: "You'd be cute if ____________". Like, "You'd be cute if you cut your bangs straight accross". Whatever. Another guy also liked me, but I was trying to make a go of it with the first guy. I had enough of that really quickly and said, "You know, thanks for the advice, but Jim thinks I'm cute exactly the way I am". Dumped him, dated Jim.
  9. It's just a healthy debate, people voicing opinions as with the entire website...
  10. Fair enough. A few veggies never hurt anyone. Nor did a good ol' hamburger, but some (lots of) people I've known could learn a little word called 'moderation'. It won't kill ya gents.
  11. It sounds to me like she's pretty immature. But then again you might be a little bit too, I mean think about it, why would you date someone who is still talking to exes and making it sound as if you're not that important, or telling some guy who 'happened' to telephone her that she's not doing anything interesting, and that you're just a friend. Sounds like you both have some growing up to do. She really doesn't sound as if she's treating you very well, or with very much respect, and truthfully you're putting up with it (for some reason). I agree that you should talk about these problems, and if she will not make concessions you should break up, and next time try to go after girls who are actually nice to people, not just ones who claim to be.
  12. To be perfectly honest, I were dating a guy for quite a while and my bday came around and he knew it because I told him, and he didn't bother to get me even the cheapest little gift, not even a hand picked wildflower, nada! with no explaination or anything? I would probably not be too pleased and very likely dump him. Its just not about the prezy, its about respect, and its about valuing you.
  13. Men may worry about their looks a lot, but honestly based on the amount of time that men spend fixing themselves up, working on their bodies and the amount of money men spend on clothes, hair, makeup, accessories and other physical enhancements (time and money), I'd say it's not nearly as much as women. But I do think that a lot of men out there should at least seriously consider eating a salad now and then. Oops did I just make a generalisation? Voice an opinion? I feel pretty bad about that.
  14. And neither do I, which makes me wonder why you're an active participant? But yeah, stop that, and we'll see ya!
  15. Fair enough.. Well gee, I suppose I could ask you the same
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