You could marry me, get the belt removed, then magically "disappear from the radar"
Seeking a rich man
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Angelina I feel that a little bit more self-esteem should be nice
I agree.
If a potential boyfriend/girlfriend would ask me why I'm better than other women,and to prove it,I would think he/she's not worth dating,and don't waste my time with him/her.
Angelina it's about how you see yourself, that's much more important
I agree with it too.
Vanessa If a potential boyfriend/girlfriend would ask me why I'm better than other women,and to prove it,I would think he/she's not worth dating,and don't waste my time with him/her.
that's exactly how i would react. i think it's very selfish when someone gets me in trouble like this, either someone loves me or he/she doesn't. i am myself and don't have to prove anything to anyone
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I agree with you;if someone wants you to "sell yourself" by telling your qualities,why he/she should choose you(a bit like as in a meeting with a potential employer),in a relationship,it is not ok,and won't lead to anything good.
Same if your partner ask you to change who you are to please him/her more.
Vanessa I agree with you;if someone wants you to "sell yourself" by telling your qualities,why he/she should choose you(a bit like as in a meeting with a potential employer),in a relationship,it is not ok,and won't lead to anything good.
Okay, you took that waaaaay too literally. Iβd never ask a girl that. I just mean that if youβre in a potential relationship with options, donβt you weigh which the better one is? If you have two pretty girls - one has manners, and one doesnβt, Iβd just smile and choose the mannered one.
No;I follow my feelings for my partner.It is unlikely I love both the same.
Angelina this should not always be said openly, especially at the beginning of a relationship
Sure.Or it would make it fail very quickly,I think.
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But I think it can be pretty clear before we go too far in the relationship.