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Corbina

She won't change unless she wants to change. Since she's not responding to you trying to get her to change, you continuing to bring it up will probably not help her change, but will just make her angry, resentful or depressed.

Grete

Shane you lucky bastard

Ogle

ps- the hardest part is returning to our private sexlife, making it back into something only between us two. i will die if i let this thing break us up.

Audrey

She claimed that i was emotionally abusive. I didn't raise my voice at her. I did, however, question her relentlessly. Do you want to be with him? Can you please stop replying him? Have you caught feelings for him? What's happening? I even teased her and said perhaps i should start calling him your bf. She replied jokingly, 'I don't mind. I'm not as petty as you.'

Unspoken

wow, over 2,500,000 views,

Franklin

You must not have been paying attention to those threads because what I've said is always the top pieces of advice given. You are also correct that they are told to work on their confidence, which is about as helpful as telling somebody to get smarter.

Thepath

i'll tell you what is not going to help. a common mistake that i see women committing is to always assume that there is something behind everything their man says. men are not as complicated as people sometimes think. some are dishonest, but many of us just say exactly what is on our minds (sometimes at the inappropriate time and maybe a little too much after a drink or two).

Plowshare

If I go out with a guy and I know I won't accept a second date- I'll insist on going dutch with him. If I know I will accept a second date, I'll let him pay. I think that is fair. I make my own money, I can afford to do it, and if I am not going to see the guy again I don't think it's fair to him to let him pay for the entire date.

Frantin

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