Search Results: say what you mean to say

In my opinion I find it contradictory that she said that Elvis was the love of her life and yet she divorced him.

Further more, in my opinion Elvis was simply not her type. I say this because her subsequent relationships were all with men who were of a different cut than Elvis as a man. That to me means that she was never really in love with Elvis. Her female energy reacted to a different breed of men judging by her subsequent partners after she divorced Elvis.

Maybe she was in love with the persona of Elvis being Elvis like so many teenage girls are in love with this or that celebrity. But it is very often nothing but a phase. In love with a fantasy or the glamour of a celebrity. Not real love.

You and your wife/girlfriend are enjoying a day out, walking in the park, sharing lunch together, and doing all kinds of fun things.

As you head back to the car, going home, she says, "I'll take good care of you when we get home."

What do you think that means?

Please answer in the poll.

Generally just means conventionally, sometimes I see a number of people who I think people would definitely seem attractive say they didn't know (like they thought they looked good due to their confidence but didn't know how others saw them)