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22.09.2008, 12:44 quote

hayleylouise
hayleylouise Joined: 27 Jul 2008 Posts: 8 Location: United Kingdom, England, Cheshire
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*sighs*

Is it really so difficult to find a guy to spend my time with?

Three months ago I broke up with my boyfriend that walked all over me several times. Since then I've wanted nothing more than a decent generous guy to spend my time with that knows how to treat a girl properly. I have had no such luck, and deep down I'm beating my self up for breaking it off with my boyfriend because it seems I can't do much better.

I know I'm only 17 but I am mature for my age, my last two boyfriends have been in their late twenties with their own place and I enjoyed being taken care of and spending time with them. But even so they lived in London & I only got to see them at weekends and eventually the distance became a problem as it does.

I just want to be able to enjoy my weeks as I did my weekends. Someone to come home to and moan about my day at work hehe.

If you are in your 20's. In a similar situation can you please email me as I may forget to check this.

Or email me at *No personal email addresses please*.

Please only serious emails.

Thank you!! Hopefully hear from some body soon

LY Hayley louise

P.s sorry if my spellings horrendous on my mobile (stupid predictive text) xxx Embarassed

 

22.09.2008, 13:22 quote

deepthroath

Hayley - your post will soon be edited to remove your email address sweety. x

 

22.09.2008, 13:49 quote

hayleylouise
hayleylouise Joined: 27 Jul 2008 Posts: 8 Location: United Kingdom, England, Cheshire
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at sorry I didn't realize it couldn't be on my post. I shall remove when I get home I just tried on my mobile but can't scroll down enough Sad

 

22.09.2008, 13:53 quote

choochi0
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You can change your profile so that the site e-mails you when you get a message - that should help you to remember to check.

 

22.09.2008, 14:02 quote

bbones
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*bbones enters the thread with a cheshire cat grin*

 

22.09.2008, 15:41 quote

eda85

*Ed duly adds email address to contacts*

 

22.09.2008, 16:35 quote

moose666

hayleylouise wrote:
Since then I've wanted nothing more than a decent generous guy to spend my time with that knows how to treat a girl properly.


What you mean is you want some mug who's going to spend all his money on you. FACT.

 

22.09.2008, 16:41 quote

Teggro
Joined: 31 May 2007 Posts: 564 Location: United Kingdom, England, West Midlands
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moose666 wrote:
hayleylouise wrote:
Since then I've wanted nothing more than a decent generous guy to spend my time with that knows how to treat a girl properly.


What you mean is you want some mug who's going to spend all his money on you. FACT.


And to add - just cos they're older doesn't mean they're mature.

 

22.09.2008, 16:45 quote

deepthroath

moose666 wrote:
hayleylouise wrote:
Since then I've wanted nothing more than a decent generous guy to spend my time with that knows how to treat a girl properly.


What you mean is you want some mug who's going to spend all his money on you. FACT.


Thats all every girl wants.

Get yer wallet out tight arse!

 

22.09.2008, 16:58 quote

Hugglies
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hayleylouise wrote:


*sighs*

Is it really so difficult to find a guy to spend my time with?

Three months ago I broke up with my boyfriend that walked all over me several times. Since then I've wanted nothing more than a decent generous guy to spend my time with that knows how to treat a girl properly. I have had no such luck, and deep down I'm beating my self up for breaking it off with my boyfriend because it seems I can't do much better.

I know I'm only 17 but I am mature for my age, my last two boyfriends have been in their late twenties with their own place and I enjoyed being taken care of and spending time with them. But even so they lived in London & I only got to see them at weekends and eventually the distance became a problem as it does.

I just want to be able to enjoy my weeks as I did my weekends. Someone to come home to and moan about my day at work hehe.

If you are in your 20's. In a similar situation can you please email me as I may forget to check this.

Or email me at *No personal email addresses please*.

Please only serious emails.

Thank you!! Hopefully hear from some body soon

LY Hayley louise

P.s sorry if my spellings horrendous on my mobile (stupid predictive text) xxx Embarassed





Just as the lovely lady above says I've taken out your email address Smile

Now to you miss Hayley...

Your 17...whats the hurry? Your life shouldn't revolve around men (older or not) Dont be in such a hurry to settle down get out and have fun and do all the things 17 years olds should be doing...

You dont need a man to take care of you hon, pamper yourself

I'm sorry but any guy in his 'late 20's' (so i'm guessing 27 plus) with his own house ect ect ect isn't looking at you for a long term relationship he should be worrying about his mortgage...you should be worrying about hair and make up and what your going to wear to your next concert

How and why are you dating these guys in london? Go out and meet some people local to you

Dont be in such a hurry...enjoy your youth and you will find someone special along the way
I promise you
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23.09.2008, 17:23 quote

anthony79

They're right, you know.

I get that you're feeling down at the moment about your break up, but try to remember why you broke up, rather than regretting it. Otherwise you only end up going round in circles getting back together and breaking up again.

At 17, you have years of meeting all sorts of guys ahead of you - I'm sure you will find someone who is great for you, but I don't think you should necessarily be looking for such a specific kind of guy. You rule out too many others.

Oh, and three months really isn't that long to be single. Just be patient Smile

 

24.09.2008, 05:26 quote

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DeepthroatH wrote:
moose666 wrote:
hayleylouise wrote:
Since then I've wanted nothing more than a decent generous guy to spend my time with that knows how to treat a girl properly.


What you mean is you want some mug who's going to spend all his money on you. FACT.


Thats all every girl wants.

Get yer wallet out tight arse!


I realise that you're kidding (?!!) but it doesn't do our credibility any good sayin' stuff like that DH. I for one have never gone out with anybody for money, come to think about it, I've never gone out with anyone WITH money in the first place. Damn, that's where I'm going wrong! Wink
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24.09.2008, 17:05 quote

rocketgirl

Hhhmmm, t'is really hard to say anything positive, or not to sound a right bitch.....but I can only say how I read this, the OP.
This is how it comes across:
You are only 17 so either still living at home or not long left.
You are looking for a man who is generous, and you like to be taken care of.
To my mind that opening statement shouts, "I'm looking for a replacement for my daddy." which quite frankly does not bode well for any man.
Yeah I know I should probably keep my mouth shut but you are younger than my sons so I can take the bossy mother approach -- stop trying to find a 'generous' man to take care of you blahblah, stand on your own ruddy feet awhile, get out there and go to college, get a job, whatever but dont even think about being 'taken care of' by a 'generous' man until you have learnt that this world and the successful relationships in it are built around equality of the things like generosity and taking care of each other. It's 50/50.
Get out there, have fun, and for goodness sake stop wanting to saddle yourself with a ruddy doormat, which quite frankly is the only type of man who's going to be willing to treat you like a little princess.
Ok, nag over!

 

24.09.2008, 18:19 quote

daveytux
daveytux Joined: 17 Sep 2008 Posts: 21 Location: United Kingdom, England, Merseyside
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rocketgirl wrote:
To my mind that opening statement shouts, "I'm looking for a replacement for my daddy." which quite frankly does not bode well for any man.


From a man's perspective (in his late 20's btw)... Amen to that!

Go out and have fun - love will happen eventually and when it does you'll probably find its with the type of person you would never have envisioned going out with - but that you now can't bare to be without.

Life's funny like that... and more exciting Smile

 

26.09.2008, 06:57 quote

cuteguy007
Joined: 17 Sep 2008 Posts: 17 Location: United Kingdom, Wales, Gwent
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u must be the most ignorant girl on dis site distance dont mean fuck all love n u kno it u just tryin to be awkward like innit,n well up 2 u if u talk or watever innit but dont moan bout guys treatin u like shit if a decent guy comes along n u dont wanna kno like innit love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
 
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