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.To each, their own. If you guys are kewl with it, then it's not wierd for you.

.No, it doesn't have to be fancy...something above fast food, but otherwise stick to your budget. There's no reason for dating to break the bank.

"Pre" means before so yes...anyone under 13 is a 'preteen' technically. It also means you're underage to be on this site.

If you attend college, online or offline, (private or public) and get a degree...then you are "college educated".

Just ignore them...just as a huge % of people here do regarding spell check (MUCH more annoying that people who need it, ignore it). Many of us use ellipses online in place of commas, and software that watches for punctuation will tend to pick up on that.

Just ignore them...just as a huge % of people here do regarding spell check (MUCH more annoying that people who need it, ignore it). Many of us use ellipses online in place of commas, and software that watches for punctuation will tend to pick up on that.

Seems it would be the wiser choice to get your life back on track before pursuing dating opportunities...any monies you do have left would be better spent helping support you during your job search, rather than entertaining young ladies. ☺

Until his wife is an ex-wife, move on. You're just screwing yourself in this situation dear, and the karma can take years to get back in balance. Have some pride. Why would any self respecting woman want to waste her time with lying, cheating, betraying, scum?

If you two are both okay with it, then who cares what others think? Simply be careful if you take it outside the house as others may see it as abuse (depending on how you treat her in public) and it could cause you some problems. Immoral? You have to decide that. Your morals are what matters...

In the US there is typically a written portion of the test and a skills portion where someone gets in the car with you, and observes your actual driving skills. A bicycle isn't going to get you through that part...sorry.

This is an issue you've been dealing with all your life. You need to speak to a counselor or therapist. Some friendly advice from strangers here, who are unlikely to be mental health professionals, isn't going to help. If it were that easy, you've had managed to take care of it on your own...

Personally, I'd rather have the bike...I'd get more use out of it and have never really felt the need to show off diamonds and such. I prefer more "fun" ways to spend money. ☺

There's definitely something missing if you aren't there "in the moment". It's happened to me before but not in a long time and never with my current lover. You say the sex isn't boring, but it's apparently not toe-curling either or you wouldn't be able to focus on anything other than what...

Quite a few guys enjoy it actually...I've met very few over the years that didn't enjoy it and a few that liked it a LOT. So, it's not odd he'd want to do that...just make sure you are both STD/STI free. Various diseases can be transmitted via oral sex.

No, I haven't heard it before...and no, it will have zero affect on your overall health (but you will have jagged, unkept looking fingernails).

First that's "lose" weight (loose means not tight...what you want your pants to be). Next, 2.5 miles on a bike probably takes 15 mins or less. Not much of a workout. If your bike has multiple gears, set it to a gear that causes you to pedal a lot. You'll burn more calories keeping those legs...

1. It's not good or bad. It's fine you two are both comfortable enough not to need the other by their side all night, although touching base with each other from time to time is a good idea. Check and see how the other person is doing, if they are (still) having a good time. 2. Nothing wrong...

I'd consider it a huge red flag. He hardly knows you but wants you in business with him? What would you be expected to risk? Being business partners could seriously affect your potential romance also... ...at this stage of the game, I'd say it's not wise. After you've been dating a year or so...

I'd consider it a huge red flag. He hardly knows you but wants you in business with him? What would you be expected to risk? Being business partners could seriously affect your potential romance also... ...at this stage of the game, I'd say it's not wise. After you've been dating a year or so...

I'm with you...nice guys and gals find partners all the time, but those that don't get one when they think they should sometimes feel the need to complain that "nice people finish last" instead of considering it takes more than just being nice for the object of their desire to find them...