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Old 08-03-2008, 09:32 PM
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Re: Ode To "6"

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Originally Posted by Rhoni View Post
Yes they are. I dated a guy for the past couple months and I said, "Let's just be friends and not think about marriage, kissing, and all that stuff...let's get to know each other..." So he started dating other women.
Hey, at our age you can't waste time like that! He probably felt like he didn't have months to lose just being friends and "getting to know you" when if he didn't like the way you kissed it wasn't going to go anywhere anyway and there would be months down the tubes!!!!
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