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Maid Marian

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Height: 5'2

Location: NYC, United States

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Re: I have a younger brother who finally got a girlfriend and I am worried Thread Starter

My younger brother is 5'5 and was never really a ladies' man but did have a few girlfriends while in high school. When he got to college he struggled a bit but had one girlfriend if I remember correctly.

When he graduated college and moved to another town he went through a long, long dry spell. It got to the point where our parents were worried whether he would marry, especially since I had a ton of boyfriends and eventually got married myself.

Anyway when he moved he became extremely depressed, had no luck with online dating and had no single female friends who were real. Women who befriended him usually used him for attention and or wanted favors but had no romantic interest. He did everything to improve himself. He went to the gym, joined a local baseball team and local meetup groups.

He finally met someone off of POF, but here is the clincher. The woman is 7 years older than him (he is 29, she is 36), has three kids, one from a marriage and two from two men she dated thereafter, she has an enormous amount of credit card and student loan debt and has major impulses. She is the type to not be reflective and blames other people or entities for her problems

I think my brother is blinded by his previous depression and being lonely for so long.

My brother is smart and extremely successful. He seems happy and I don't want to drop a ton of bricks on him by meddling.

Should I wait on the sidelines and just be happy for him or should I intervene and try to open his eyes?

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Re: Me VS Society - My Darkside [WARNING: Wall of text]

When most women ask for the privileges of equality and do everything to escape the pitfalls and live behind double standards, I understand why a lot of short men feel the way they do. I hate to be cliche, but don't give up. Keep looking and try to work smarter.

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Re: Going separate ways

Man up Dixon. Get yourself into a hobby. Women like me hate a man who mopes around all day. I'm not saying you can't feel some type of way about it, but do things that make you happy. Besides, if it was just a woman you were seeing and not an LTR, getting over it shouldn't be as rough. If her family needs her (and that is true), then you're making an emotional mountain over a molehill and that is not attractive.

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Re: So sick of this.

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Originally posted by ointment

I really cant take it anymore... Bitches complaining that they can't date guys because of their god damn shoes. Also they have the nerve to say "I dont really mind but alot of guys seem to and that puts me off". Well why the *bleep* do you think we mind? You are the ones who constantly reject us because of it and then pretend its our fault!? Seriously we need to round them all up for a good soldering iron *bleep*.

I wear high heels, stilettos and have no problem dating guys shorter than me. So all of us "are not complaining because of our god damn shoes".

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Topic: So sick of this.

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