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This is really confusing, can I get some help?
Singles & Dating - 4 hours ago
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If she has you hold her and link arms and wont let you kiss her but it's obvious there's something there, what the hell's going on lol? She asks me how I am in relationships, she keeps bringing up gf and bf thigns. She put some flowers I gave her in her scrapbook. She told me today that I'm the only guy that's ever made her nervous and that she sees the way I look at her. She looks in my eyes and says she feels theres something I want to tell her, and there is that I like her, should I turn this into a relationship? Next time I speak to her I'm going to ask her on a date.
Should I have done this?
Singles & Dating - 4 hours ago
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Okay, so over the years my best friend has had a really great boyfriend - or so we thought. I'm regretting it a little since I got myself involved, but what he did to her was really horrible and the way it ended wasn't good at all. I'm not going to dive too deep into the details of what happened, but since I'm trying to help my friend cope I came up with a silly and stupid ploy to do for revenge. Apparently he cheated on her with this asian girl, and I feel cruel for doing this but I photoshopped his head onto a body of a Geisha... LOL!!!!! Stupid and immature, but my best friend Jenna needed a good laugh. We're debating whether or not we should send him and that girl the photo on Myspace or Facebook, but I'm kinda scared to, haha. What do you say? I think he deserves some embarrassment... Original picture - http://i45.tinypic.com/2d9bfo0.jpg Geisha makeover - http://i45.tinypic.com/142ubn8.jpg Hahaha, it's official. I am awesome. <3
If a girls your friend with benefits?
Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago
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But acts like you two are talking to form a relationship, what gives? What's that about? If she has you hold her and link arms and wont let you kiss her but it's obvious there's something there, what the hell's going on lol? She asks me how I am in relationships, she keeps bringing up gf and bf thigns. She put some flowers I gave her in her scrapbook. I like her, should I turn this into a relationship?
Should I take this in a relationship direction?
Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago
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So this girl and I are at the friends with benefits stage, but so far she hasn't even let me kiss. On saturday she was looking in my eyes calling me handsome, and shy, and she pressed her body up against mines for warmth, linked my arm in hers, I knew she likes me, but I only got to kiss her on the forehead. I rubbed her butt, rubbed her back at the party, just to let her know it's alright to be physical with me. But when around public, or my close friends, I don't like to be intimate with women. Well today she asked me how I am in relationships and she said she sees the tension in me, and she gets a weird vibe from me I say good or bad she says not bad, and that she feels theres something I want to say to her. She changed infront of me today with her sister in the room and she's real cool with me. I'm starting to like her, but stopping myself because its a friend with benefit thing.
I have a question, regarding her feelings?
Singles & Dating - 5 hours ago
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So this girl and I are at the friends with benefits stage, but so far she hasn't even let me kiss. On saturday she was looking in my eyes calling me handsome, and shy, and she pressed her body up against mines for warmth, linked my arm in hers, I knew she likes me, but I only got to kiss her on the forehead. I rubbed her butt, rubbed her back at the party, just to let her know it's alright to be physical with me. But when around public, or my close friends, I don't like to be intimate with women. Well today she asked me how I am in relationships and she said she sees the tension in me, and she gets a weird vibe from me I say good or bad she says not bad, and that she feels theres something I want to say to her. She changed infront of me today with her sister in the room and she's real cool with me, whats her intentions? I'm starting to like her, but stopping myself because its a friend with benefit thing. I was going to text her 2nite and say "Whats up would it be bugging if I asked if we could kick it tomorrow". Good or bad idea? Thanks. She's cool and I'd get with her, should I take it in the relationship direction?
Calling all guys your needed here!!!!!!!?
Singles & Dating - 6 hours ago
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ok so I always have guy friends but never a boyfriend. Well I have but it's been a long time since I Had one. So how do I get a guy friend to ask me out? or just any guy for that matter
my granda passed away so suddenly!!!!......................?
Family - 6 hours ago
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i am very sad now....i feel like .......... i am useless anyone can help me to cheer up before i go berserk...........T.T it happened when my grandpa talked to me.. i ask him he wan durian.. he blinked his eye and.......... left this world..............................................
Do you ever listen to girls conversation? What kind of things do you hear?
Singles & Dating - 7 hours ago
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I overheard some girls talking when I was walking through the hallway. I know this is sneaky and the fact that I was behind a door is different than sitting down somewhere and listening to people talk to try to talk to them or you just happen to be there. I have no experience with girls.....I never been on a date and I never had a girl that was really a friend...more like acquaintances or short term people I associate myself with I guess i'm just trying to figure them out since I can't seem to get a date
Does your girl want to party all the time, party all the time, parrr-tay all the tiiime?
Singles & Dating - 8 hours ago
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1kay made me ask this question, btw.
How to deal with nights like tonight?
Singles & Dating - 8 hours ago
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Perhaps I've seen one to many horror movies about a teen girl home alone but im genuinly scared right now. Im only 14 but my mom lives an hour away and my dad works nights! He started working nights like during the summer but i was never worried because i was always 1 mile away from my grandparents and my aunt so i knew they could be here in a matter of minutes. either that or on nights he had to work i'd just spend the night with them. But tonight my dad wont be back for hours and my aunt is out of town and my grandparents went out to eat with some long lost relatives ( i was not invited ) so im very paranoid as you can tell. Every noise freaks me out (which there are many because even though its the country i live in a busy neighborhood. how do i deal with this? all my family is either at dinner 30 min away and no where near ready to finish, out of town on buisness or (my moms side of the family) lives 4 states away!! IM ONLY 14!!! I talked to my dad but he wont work days so i have to deal with it but my aunt is a cop and this city isnt exactly safe so please help me!!! How do i get through the night without being scared?

Trend alert: back to black

Posted Thu, Oct 08, 2009

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1. Posted by Consuelo on Thu, Oct 08, 2009

Excellent, I already have black lipstick in my Halloween makeup so I don't have to buy anything new!
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2. Posted by freshie on Thu, Oct 08, 2009

Think I'll try the black lipgloss afterall.
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3. Posted by nargwina on Thu, Oct 08, 2009

Black lipgloss just doesn't seem something that I would want to try. I think this trend is exactly that - a TREND. Why some people feel the need to follow so many trends is beyond me...
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4. Posted by BAM BAM on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Great, all woman will look the the bride of Frankenstein. Black is not a color. Looks like the harsh 80's are coming back..Neon forever NOT!!!!!
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5. Posted by Julie on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I hope this reveals itself to be true because it would be really cool to watch this phenomenon in the street !! Not for me tough...
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6. Posted by mullinon on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

How original....black in style for Fall.
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7. Posted by Ernie on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I do not know who decides these things but they may benefit from a big dose of anti-depressants. Black, black, black. They are going crazy. Black is certainly a classic color but come on, do you really think that anyone will go nuts over black again. Come on, let the sun shine in!
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8. Posted by Jambo on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

This has to be the most retarded story I've read yet on Yahoo "News". Do ppl actually follow this [profane]e? Who's this for? 10-yr-olds?
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9. Posted by Vanessa on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

ok then!!!!!!!!
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10. Posted by LorraineP on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Obviously, this trend has been introduced by someone who hates women and wants to make them look like clowns. In my opinion, fads are for brainless people who do not know how to think for themselves.
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11. Posted by grubbypaws on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Oh what timing! Just in time for Hallowe'en. So now the fashion gurus of the planet will encourage an old broad like me to go 'goth'
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12. Posted by Lori Ann on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I always love black! But wouldn't wear the lipstick! I definitely thought it would be a cheerier color though!
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13. Posted by â¥Peggy-Sueâ¥ on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I'm in my GLORY. Will just need a few contemporary accessories and I'm good to go.
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14. Posted by â¥Peggy-Sueâ¥ on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Grubbypaws...you're only as old as you feel....me...I will never be old. *S*
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15. Posted by me... on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I did the goth look way back in high school... it was a way of trying to "rebel" LOL... I did it to look different...To NOT conform to society... since then I have grown into a more casual/ conservative style & I wear what I like... "in style" or not. I certainly will not be purchasing black lipstick but will still wear my favorite black sweaters and a light dose of black eyeliner... but not because these are "trendy"... just because that is my style.. adding a burst of colour, of course! We don't need to flaunt how sad this world is.... we need more colour to brighten it up!
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16. Posted by Kristina on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Not for me! Im opting for a deep red shade this fall
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17. Posted by JN on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I wear black alot... but I wouldn't go that far... I couldn't dye my beautiful red hair black and put on black lipstick... my parents would so kill me.
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18. Posted by Cheyenne R on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Just goes to show how much we are all brainwashed as to "whats in style." even if it looks like crap on the person. Point ....hipster jeans on less than bone thin people.......so attractive seeing the roll on the top of the jeans they have run out of idea.........so its back to black cuz they have hit all the colors of the rainbow. Myself.I wear what I know looks good on me and what I am comfortable in. I march to my own drum ..not what someone else tells me to wear so that Im part of the style fashionista group
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19. Posted by bluelady on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Get real, ladies...its time we decided what looks good on us... not make the people richer that are selling this crap! I personally want to look, alive, fresh, and natural, not like im going to a funeral.
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20. Posted by puttzburger... on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Function not fashion.
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21. Posted by Wowzers on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

I like black clothes and polish...and a little eye makeup...but don't know about the black lips....unless you have "movie star" teeth...I'm afraid they would just look yellow and gross....and how attractive would that be?
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22. Posted by mandyr6 on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

AND AGAIN THE BUSINESSES WIN AND OUR POCKETS BECOME A LITTLE LIGHTER. OH WELL,IF WE CAN'T LEARN BY NOW
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23. Posted by Wanaderer1 on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Did the goth thing WITHOUT the black lipstick why would I wear it now??? Come on this is NOT for the office clearly. I wish they would get some TRENDS that you could actually interpret into REAL life of someone other then a 14 yr old waif.
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24. Posted by Bettylou on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Black lipstick/gloss equals YUK.
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25. Posted by Silvana B on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Black no thanks ,not for me i love a happy color.
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26. Posted by ...... on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Way to encourage the *real* goths. I thought we were supposed to talk them out of black, not encourage them..
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27. Posted by Dyl on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

omg wat the heck black is cool and all but wearing it 24/7 (or so i think they say) really messed up!
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28. Posted by Chris C on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Life rules for total dummies with no sense of style, hip, interesting of their own. Sounds like the...Fashion Industry! When I studied painting, an instructor stated that artists were always at war with designers. This kind of utter crap is the reason. Stop having your [profane] existence guided by fashionistas (better term "fascistonistas!)
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29. Posted by cheezeemomma on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

Come on! Grubbypaws! I totally agree with Peggy. It's up to us "old broads" to show these young "whipper-snappers" how to make this look GOOD. I think the black lip gloss over my deep cherry-red lip stain will look kick-@$$...especially with my silver-white hair and dark hazel green eyes! I've always loved black...if I was a teen to-day, I'd probably be goth. But I can still take to-day's young ideas and make them over to suit my "senior" style. Always a leader, never a follower.
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30. Posted by DarrylB on Sat, Oct 10, 2009

"...the back corner of the macabre death metal club..." There is no connection between death metal and the goth. In fact, there is generally considerable animosity from metalheads towards goths. If you're going to make a living commenting on cultural matters, you should at least have an inkling of what you're talking about.
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