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Guy 1:Wants a successful future and wants to build one with you sometimes shy wants t just spend time with you regardless of what you too are doing he's carring sweet smart and beyond caring the definition of kindness treats you like the queen you are and always try to make you feel special and smile everyday but is socially awkward and is invisible in the dating world but will call and text you everday to see hows your day going and your probably the only girl he's ever dated and doing random acts of kindness is an a everyday thing for him also will do public and private romantic Gestures for you for and is not afraid to tell you how he feels about you with the looks as steve urkil. Guy 2 :could care less hows your day going or how you feel about him disrespects you has had sex with females left and right and will say or do anything to get it from you using your heart and feelings as tools for it and the mosy phone calls you'll get is from the county jail wanting bail money. And when your out in public some girls will swear they are currently going out with him or ask why wouldn't he call after having sex with them last weekend even flirts with other girls while your on a date together. Curses like a Sailor infront of you ignore all your tect and calls and is the deffinition of an a$$ hole with 3 different baby mamas in his life and treated them the same as you but has the looks and physique as jacob black, channing tatum. witch guy you would rather have please but your age as well will help too.

How many of you have ever cheated? My definition of cheating is kissing any other person than in your relationship, officially dating two people at a time. Having sex with someone other than who is in your relationship. Emotionally cheating (telling someone else that you have feelings for them, or confessing to them). So how many of you have done it? Why did you do it? Did you feel bad afterwards? Are you still with the person you cheated on? If so, have you told them?

I thought i was in love with my gf, but we broke up. I thought i would never get over it, but i did. Is it possible to get over true love? I didn't think so at the time. But after what happened I'm questionif it really was true love. If it was true love, I'd still be devastated right? But then i thought "is it possible to fall in love more than once?" I don't know what the true definition of love is, but when we were dating i treated her with so much love in care. She was the second kost important thing in my life (besides God)- my whole life basically revolved around her. I put her before my friends, i even put her before my own family. I was even willing to die for her (long story). But even through all this, she decided to break up with me. So i guess one of two things happened:
Either i was never in love with her to begin with, or i was truly in love with her, but it IS possible to move on after true love.

So which one of these do u think it was? And can u answer this question... is it possible to experience TRUE love more than once in your life, or can u only feel it once, for one person?

Our first month dating was my last month living with my family, so this all has occurred over a very transitional period in my life. I think this may have to do with my confusion and stress. At first it seemed like she was absolutely crazy about me, like to a point where I was scared about eventually breaking her heart. About three weeks in I fell for her hardcore and felt like we were going to be a pretty long term thing. She actually mentioned that she sees us going far. One month in she told me she loved me and I didn't really think it was love yet. I was pretty obsessed with her but I've never been in real love (I don't really know what it is or IF it really is anything) and I felt that it was way too early in the relationship to call it love. Our second month together was a lot of fun. I was settling into the new place and she was getting to meet a lot of my friends. We threw a few parties and her friends came and they all had fun but I started to notice that she kind of ignores me when she's around a lot of people. A few days later we had a long talk about where we see ourselves in the future. She basically told me that although she loves me and would do anything for me, she does not see our relationship going much further than three months into the future. I at first kind of took it lightly because apparently I couldn't grasp what I was hearing. I dismissed it like it was nothing. A day later after an anxious day at work, I came home and sat down with her. I told her (while crying just about the entire time) that I loved her with all my heart but that I couldn't handle being in the relationship if it seems so temporary in her eyes. She cried in my arms and said she still loves me and doesn't want it to end, she just sees it ending sooner than I do. I guess her definition of a long term relationship is different from mine. We're still together now. I am content with a short relationship, but telling me so before it's over just effs with my head.

The question:
A lot of people admit to being more attracted to one race over the others or sometimes that they aren't attracted at all to a particular race.

Do you believe being more attracted /preferring a particular race is racist or unethical?

What about not being attracted at all to a particular race?

If so, What is your definition of racist?

Also do you believe racial preferences are innate (ie we are born with them/don't choose them), culturally influenced or maybe a little of both?

Ok race is obviously a touchy subject, and I've noticed a lot of questions involving race get taken down, so let's try to keep it clean :)