
HugoThePunk wrote:Well, Guys you know when meet a girl who you just know is girlfriend material. Lets just say it starts to work out. How do you get rid of the girls you've been messing around with the pass couple months. I always found that easier said than done. I will exclude riomonger from this cause I know he'll just say keep all the other girls on the side. Its definitely a test, because even if your intentions are commitment, those other chicks you may have messed around with will pop up and be tempting. But that is the test of true love and commitment. Is hugo girlfriend ready? I want this girl alot, and I know she is the girlfriend type and none other. Or put this simply. If I can win the affection if this chick, I wouldnt hesitate to commit to her and go steady. It has been over a year since Ive had a steady gf. I've dated alot and not really commited to any of them. My last steady gf, I did not cheat on so I know its possible. But relationships are stressful? Ive made the mistake before of messing around with other girls while getting to know my future gf. Cause I remember right before my first date with my last serious relationship, I messed around with another chick. Later on the relationship after we had commited, that came to bite me in the ass. Cause the girl I had messed around with was angry that I got a gf(even though she had no interest in commitment) but I guess she was angry that she recieved no attention from me ever. So anyways, girl #1 decides to sabotage our relationship by in a snotty matter saying to everybody in the dorms around us "John's girlfriend is ugly!!! John doesnt even like white girls! Why is John with that bitch?? I just find it weird that he's even with her." The words spread and soon two drama queens were angry at me. So thats why the next time, I think commitment is near, I will halt activity with other chicks.
HugoThePunk wrote:Ever heard the song by Shaggy it wasnt me.
HugoThePunk wrote:So! I want a family and kids and I wanna be a good father, I understand the concept of love and commitment. I feel I am about 4-5 years away from meeting the one I will marry and commit to for the rest of my life. Key word is meet, We are not all the same men RioMonger. I dont envy your lifestyle at all. I envy the man with a family and a wife and good relationship with such.
RioMonger wrote:[..]
Yes, aren't you a little too young for that song?
Anyway, dude, last warning. Imagine eating the same p***y for the next 50 years?
Boricua wrote:[..]
Mr. Monger I hate to say this but you're really funny/sick person![]()
Ever wonder who will change your shitty diapers when you're old or suck your old wrinkly paw paw when you're old? And please don't say some prostitute.
RioMonger wrote:[..]
Well, it will be a retired teacher that graduated from Yale with a carioca that I met on this forum.Neither women are prostitutes.
marina! wrote:It's sweet of you to want to settle down with someone, Hugo, but I suggest you wait until you're 30+ and have some more life experiences under your belt and maybe some more $ as well, esp if you're going to be a traditional provider. You'll have a better handle on life, know yourself better, your needs and preferences, know the difference between who's hot and who's right, know when to say "No," etc.
dorlis972 wrote:Wow, Gato_olhos_verdes -- you are quite a lucky man.
For Hugo to have the same luck he has to hope that :
1) He has the same physical traits as you -- not everyone ages well. I definately know some people in the forty's that aren't considered a catch by any means unless you are desperate!
2) Financially he can provide for wife and kids (+) still have a little left after the divorce so when the kids dip in your pockets you have something to give. If he believes in a traditional household, he better have one hell of a job because the wife is going to get alimony.
I can definately tell you that if you are not financially prepared for kids that it will play into your relationship! I can also tell you that kids don't necessarily save a relationship.
Im 28, and seriously comtemplating a divorce myself. I don't regret getting involved in a long term relationship @ 22, but given a chance to go back in time', I'd do things differently..
But I see where you are getting at, its good to follow your heart, you definately never know where it might lead you... but just remember there are ups and downs in life! TO each his or her own experience!
marina! wrote:[..]
Why?
SPINAROONI wrote:LARRY KING HAS A 5 YEAR OLD SON AND HE THE GUY IS 70 FOR CRYING OUT LOUD THAT MEANS WHEN HIS KID GRADUATES HIGH SCHOOL AND GOES OFF TO COLLEGE LARRY WILL BE WELL INTO HIS 80S.
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