Israelite

Don't worry about your speech impediment. It's probably not as bad to other people as you think. Just take deeps breaths and take your time speaking. Be calm, cool, and collected, that exudes confidence. And every women wants a confident guy because most women are insecure.

Caracas

Maybe shoot for 30-ish guys? They aren't all ill-mannered, are they? I work with a few, and they are quite sweet and very professional.

Susceptive

indian guy needs a british/indian gu.

Alaster

It's impossible to say anything to people who are reading these things and looking for a way to make a mountain from a molehill.

Feller

-Loves indie pop and jazz

Maskins

It might just be lighting and camera angle but she looks burned. Ouch! Pretty girl though. :)

Midterm

Read more on today's comment page #872031, where this conversation should continue, if it does. Thank you.

Speakeasy

When l think about it one girl liked me 3 times a few wks back, l was quite flattered , another one twice , same.

Natraps

Now I'm 36. I didn't really date, unfortunately, during HS and College and most of my 20's - introverted, body conscious, self-esteem issues, etc. And my family was repressive and also emotionally a wreck so unlike lots of people who had girls around them growing up I didn't. And I sunk energy into friends and family that in the long run, didn't turn out to be that supportive/loving of me. So a bunch of hard lessons learned. I haven't found great success in dating - but that's because to my earlier point - I was attracting women who couldn't find normal, healthy guys to be with them b/c they weren't normal and healthy - and I was the "Nice Guy" that didn't know my own value and didn't know that if I kept working on myself, kept learning and growing my career, kept in shape, lived the life I wanted to live - I could make new friends, do the impossible and find a great woman I found attractive, and build something that I would have thought impossible at 15, 20, or 25.

Undisputable

i'll steer well clear of that comment. a little too much innuendo in it for me.

Conjure

So, my question to the guys is this: Why do men not like to discuss the future of their relationships? Is it because they don't want to lose their gf by saying "I don't plan on marrying you, but I want to stay with you until I do find Miss Right" or something of the sort? Or is it for some other reason?

Berlioz

Looks like a cropped version of #150108