Search Results: i lost her for good

When I see my girlfriend I feel love and attraction. But I also feel anxious. Like very anxious.

When I do things I enjoy by myself, or with most other people, they feel more fulfilling. As my girlfriend usually judges them as teen stuff, and she doesn't really seem to enjoy most of them. She's just there passing time.

This doesn't seem with specific things, but most things. She seems to like activities where you are passive, rather than active. And social rather than creative.

Paradoxically she also seems to dislike engaging with most people, where I like to exchange with persons of all kinds. She likes to live more isolated, and I like to find my neighbors and talk with them.

She loses most friendships where I have very long term friendships. She says I only have friends because there are friends from school.

The bad part about this is that my girlfriend usually want to drive me away from the things that I like and enjoy most. Even from my work, she finds it unappealing where I'm highly passionate about it. It looks rather a lack of an appeal for everything that is not just buying stuff, dining out, and cleaning the house.

So it has reached a point that being away from her makes me feel good, and being with her makes me feel like I'm selling my life cheap. That I should completely change myself to be as this woman wanted, and that is exactly the opposite of what I enjoy.

Option 1: If you get sick, you'll never get sick from that illness again. Caught COVID-19? Once your body deals with it once, you'll never catch it again. Even if you inject 5 syringes worth of it directly into your bloodstream, your body will still perfectly fight it out. This applies to any and all illnesses, as long as you catch them once.

Option 2: Choose how heavy you want to be, and then you'll weigh that much. If you want to lose weight, just choose a weight that sounds good to you, do some light exercise (walking to the bathroom would count as exercise), and then you'll weigh how much you chose. Want to gain weight? Just choose your weight, and you'll gain that much after your next meal, snack, or next time you eat something. Your body type will stay the same as it is now. Your weight will remain exactly what you chose until you change it.

Option 3: All of your senses will be in peak condition. You'll have 20/20 vision, be able to hear a conversation three houses away, have a nose comparable to a dog, and all of your senses will be perfect. The only way to damage them is for you to die. You can even put on a pair of glasses and stare at the sun, and your eyes will remain 20/20. On the topic of your eyes, you could donate your eyes, and the person who receives them will have the same benefits. (Are eye donations even a thing?)

Option 4: You can eat whatever you want, and it will give you all the benefits and nutrients that your body is in need of at the time. If you need more iron, just eat a wooden plank; you'll get your iron from it.

Option 5: You have the ability to decide if you want children or want to catch an STD. Condoms are no longer needed; just say, "I want a child" or "I don't want a child," and the next time you have sex, you'll have a child. Same thing with STD's. You can decide when or if you'll get an STD.

Congressman Bob Good of Virginia was chair of the GOP Freedom Caucus with a solidly conservative voting record. He supported Ron DeSantis in the primary, and Donald Trump went after Good, demanding he be primaried as a RINO. It had nothing to do with Good's view or voting record.

Good lost the GOP primary, so here is my question for Republicans: When voting for a candidate for congress or the US senate, which is more important: the candidate's views and voting record (if he's held office before) or his loyalty to Trump?