[B][FONT="Georgia"]. It was for that reason the emotion I called love was quickly replaced by hate.Fine line between love and hate!\
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The question is where do you want to spend that special time? No right or wrong answer. Originally Posted by atlcomedyAgreed. Often enough demi-gents are so excited about my birthday (which I actually never celebrate left to my own devices) that they come up with some pretty exciting ideas. They've been a lot of fun, and it's a flattering gesture.
WTF: The thread is about people choosing to date within the demi-land lifestyle. It isn't meant to be a dissection of how you feel about my personal dating life. I'd rather not turn to the discussion into being all about me. It's inappropriate. I'd appreciate you not delving into such detail about my affairs and maybe focus on the general conversation. Originally Posted by Lauren SummerhillYou brought it up
focus on the general conversation. Originally Posted by Lauren Summerhill
How does anyone know what they will do in the future? Especially in matters of the heart?
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Ever fall in love with an a client?Who was this about?
Yes, more then once. I've been terrified to express it. I'm afraid any kind of change will ruin an wonderful thing. I've been afraid that saying something would send him running. Granted, I imagine that my actions would speak louder then words.
would you run away and scream in horror if it was happening or go with the flow and see what happened?
If a gent fell for me and the feelings weren't mutual - I'd be perpetually worried that I was leading him on with empty hope. If there was potential for him to get hurt because he has poor crush-management skills, I'd probably stop any future dates.
If it was mutual love? Only if he were single. If he's married, I'm forever playing second fiddle, I get to be the dirty little secret. When I need him, he can't be there for me. I can't just call him or visit on a whim. It becomes a very lonely relationship. So, if that's the way things are going to be, I feel it's only fair he make an effort to at least financially provide for me, as he can provide little else.
I would consider a personal relationship with a single man. However, I'd really question his ability to handle dating a professional companion. I always tell anyone getting into a relationship with me that quitting is not an option, and not up for discussion. Often guys think they can handle it, but when confronted by the reality - things become unstable. It's not easy to know your girlfriend is off gallivanting with other men and having a grand time. I'll cancel plans with an SO because a date with someone I'm fond of came up. I'm often away my birthday and holidays with a demi-gent.
There's always the hope that I'll quit which is dashed as the years roll on and I continue to insist I'm happy and nothing will change.
Deception never played a role in my relationships. He always knew when I was away one a date, but usually knew little else.
As an escort would you be upset if your SO saw escorts?
I have always encouraged my SO's to see other ladies. I ask only that they not be in my social circle. I strongly prefer it be a professional lady instead of a swinger or some woman he picked in a bar. Originally Posted by Lauren Summerhill
Nothing moves a conversation forward like fault finding and blatant mockery. Originally Posted by Lauren SummerhillOn the flip side nothing moves a conversation like a false accusation.
. .What strikes me, WTF, is that no one else has been subjected to your philosophical delving. It could lead one to believe that you are obsessed with the posts of a particular poster. Originally Posted by discreetgentAnd if you say it enough you may even start to believe that
. Quite logically folks posting on this topic are discussing their thoughts on the matter - in other words any post will be about them (or in first person about me) - and what they would do. Originally Posted by discreetgentSo if we discuss/post about oneself and another poster ask how/why one aligns certain thoughts that seem to be in contrast the questioner is...
And if you say it enough you may even start to believe thatNo need to I've believed it for a long time.
...WTF, just like you did not get my last comment to you, you obviously don’t understand that the only time one can claim what you did above is when that person has never been there before. Only when someone has no experience in a particular situation can one reasonably question things like you did. For instance, I have direct experience with what dg posted about and I know exactly what I will do in the future because I have been there before. I know what to expect even when it involves matters of the heart. I have checks now that I do which are centered on what I went through which means I learned. In brief, it is simple logic and reason that directs your initial actions when you have experience in the items being discussed then both one's emotional IQ along with one's mental IQ is what directs how things proceed afterwards.
How does anyone know what they will do in the future? Especially in matters of the heart? Originally Posted by WTF
...On that point, we will both agree since I have been a target of that by others and I know all too well the truth in that.
On the flip side nothing moves a conversation like a false accusation. Originally Posted by WTF
...Yes, we are hence the nature of a dialogic communication however to be obtuse, or badgering, about one’s point does paint oneself into a corner, don’t you agree?
Are we not allowed to discuss positions one takes about themselves? Originally Posted by WTF