MasterHyde
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Joined: 4/10/2004 From: Philadelphia, PA Status: offline
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I concur with what John said. The answer to your question depends on the kind of partner you're looking for. Someone who is strictly monogamous may look on your playing in a negative light. He might see it as promiscuous, or he might just think you're playing with someone else, so you're not necessarily available. It is really up to you to decide what kind of partner you seek, and follow a course of action that will give you the best chance of meeting people who fit that description. It might behoove you to continue attending parties and other social events, but to cut down somewhat on the amount of "playing" you do there. Please not, I said it "might" behoove you to do this. There's no guarantee. You want my bestest, most sure-fire advice I can offer on this subject? Be yourself. Do what pleases you, and have a great time doing it. If you're happy, and enjoying your life, that will reflect on you in a positive way. Man AND women are naturally attracted to people who seem happy, healthy, and well-adjusted. So if playing with your friends makes you happy, keep doing it. Chances are, the kind of guy who will be put off by that isn't the kind of guy who'll be compatible with you. But the kind of guy who sees you doing what you enjoy, and wants to be part of your life as it is right now, may be exactly the kind of guy you're hoping to meet.
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Master Hyde A self-righteous, poly, dominant, possessive control freak with strong paternal tendencies and a sadistic inner child
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