lolCan I tell yall I knew it was going to be a no go I've had the worst luck with men with the following attributes:
Noses shaped like arrows
Feet that are larger than 14
Widows peak
Beauty Mark on the face
Beards longer than 1/2 inch
Really deep voices
I can go on Rant over Hope everyone had a good holiday weekend
congratulations, boo!!!OMG y'all I'm engaged!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He did it in front of our families and it was...perfect
This is going to be a sort of scrambled post but my thoughts.
I've been reading more about femininity and the single woman and while I can't say I have actively incorporated any of the author's techniques, I have a natural way with men that I was looking to polish into something more powerful. In the book, the author stresses that in order to be worth having, you have to be a woman with value and one thing that adds value is having a strong character: men seek out women that are morally better than they are, it's part of what drives them to treat a woman well.
So funny story: a man I'm very casually seeing invited me to a strip club for his birthday. I was actually pretty excited to go and got all dressed up, only to have car trouble and have to turn around. I leave him a message apologizing and go on with my life. A day later he calls me and tells me he was actually glad I didn't go because he holds me in such high regard (ding, ding, ding!) that his friends would've embarrassed him. He says he would've flipped if he saw any of them trying to talk to me.
I was really looking forward to going and so annoyed over my car and my absence only ended up heightening my status in his mind. Even though he has been dying to see me, the fact that I wasn't there only made my presence that much stronger. Now, I have nothing wrong with strip clubs, morally or otherwise , but it was very interesting to see it played out after reading about it in the book.
Ironically, he knows I've been looking for a new job, so he invited me to a professional black networking event. It almost seems reactionary, lol. But he went on to say a lot of really kind, thoughtful things about intelligent he found me and how much potential I have (ding, ding, ding!) and this event is right up my alley so it should be fun. I hope there will be food.
I know someone who is doing something similar for me. He sent me a job asking if I knew anyone and I let him know my good friend was the CEO of the competition. Since then,there have been little things but I will watch it for a few months.Ironically, he knows I've been looking for a new job, so he invited me to a professional black networking event. It almost seems reactionary, lol. But he went on to say a lot of really kind, thoughtful things about intelligent he found me and how much potential I have (ding, ding, ding!) and this event is right up my alley so it should be fun.
OMG y'all I'm engaged!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He did it in front of our families and it was...perfect
Quick! What do y'all ladies wear for a house date?
We're not together, but we're comfortable enough to post up in the house every now and then.
Quick! What do y'all ladies wear for a house date?
We're not together, but we're comfortable enough to post up in the house every now and then.
I would have addressed it before becoming official. I don't tolerate not having undivided attention from a fwb, I'm certainly not going to do so from my boyfriend.Me and my man made it official. Weve been dating for 3.5 months. He's a great guy but there are a couple of things that urk me. For example, if women are in close vicinity, he looks to see if they are checking him out and its super obvious to both the women and me. This annoys me. Also, I noticed a white woman flirting with him on a couple of different occasions...which i get....hes an attractive man (white women are bold by the way) and he friendly replies back to them. I guess I'm used to my ex quickly shutting things down with women/not seeking admiration from other women. What would u ladies do?
A casual dress with some flat sandals.
I casual jumpsuit. Something made of soft clingy material.
I agree. Doesn't matter if he calls you "nosy" or whatever, you need to ask him calmly /casually in person why he still follows her. His response is important@reallynow I would want to ask. But, how do you go about asking without letting him know that you've been snooping (if you care about that)? Other than this, has he given you reason to believe that he still has feelings for her?