sexyred1 -> RE: Online Crap (6/24/2011 1:41:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: AbletonLive77 You guys are right. Think I am just getting a little frustrated is all. Normally not like this. Just feel as though I've been put thru the ringer a bit. We've talked for a few months and have had to put up with a couple odd things. Anyway, we are planning to meet in 2 months. She is going to move down here. Her parents have passed, her brothers are all military, so she has no real ties where she is. I guess she figures she can move close to me, then if it doesn't work out, she always has her friend to go back to, which is fine. One reason I was feeling a little muddled is she says things like she trusts me with her mind and body (even though we've never met) then I ask her something like her address and get a run around. Just seems a little contradictory. What's more important, mind and body or address or place of work?I'm going to give her the benefit of the doubt. 2 months. I can wait. I am going to apologize to her for getting her in trouble, lay back and play things cool. I was wrong, and I can admit that. Letting a situation get the best of me. Haven't been having the best month so far. Thanks everyone for the info and opinions. Main thing about last night that ticked me off though, was her boss. I very well know they confiscate things, but what about him reading and responding to personal messages on her phone? I could never do that to someone else. Especially if they were standing right there, like he said she was. So he responds back to me a few times with her there watching? Now I remember why I'm self employed. Have a good one everyone. Thanks again. First off, good for you that you are self employed; not everyone is and therefore must adhere to employer rules, whether you like it or not. Next, the line I bolded? What is more important, mind and body or address or place of work? Wow, dude....address and place of work are concrete pieces of information in the real world. Mind and body are online and therefore as ephemeral as air. If you think what someone says to you online about giving mind and body without having met in person is true, then you are buying into her fantasy as well. Which is fine and cool, but don't compare fantasy with reality of life, jobs, and addresses.
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