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08 Dec 2017, 4:14 pm

I would really feel stabbed in the heart (and almost everywhere on my skin) if my gf is cheating on me with a hedgehog.

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08 Dec 2017, 4:47 pm

I think it is easier for tall guys to get girls interested in them because of their height, but waste a lot of time and energy because the interest is too superficial. They find they don't have enough in common for a relationship. Short guys have a harder time getting the first connection as they get blown off at first glance. But, because they connect in spite of being short, they actually do better at connecting for long term relationships. It would be easiest if you were "normal," as that is what most people are really looking for!

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08 Dec 2017, 9:04 pm

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^ Don't worry about sweetleaf, she can be very cynical sometimes. Here on this forum shes also known as the "venus warrior".

Still don't know what that is really supposed to mean, don't see what is all that warrior like about typing on a forum on your time you have nothing better to do.

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08 Dec 2017, 9:11 pm

I believe Sweetleaf actually is a breath of fresh air. I don't find her cynical at all.

She's probably the least-cynical heavy-metal aficianado I have ever known.

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08 Dec 2017, 9:12 pm

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Kiki1256 wrote:

I prefer to date guys who are at least 5’10 even though I’m short. I actually like it when a guy towers over me. I know a lot of girls don’t like guys who are 5’9 or shorter.

Would you date a short guy?

I don't care about height no matter whether they are human or not. I'm 5'3'' and my fiancé is 4' (and his canon counterpart who is 3'3''). Though since he isn't human nor on Earth... it's not really a good example. I can't exactly recall the height of my human ex's who are not soulbonds. But they stand roughly around my height or higher.

One of my "potential boyfriends" in Canada is 6' and actually wishes he was shorter.

Would I date a human who is shorter than me and even as short as a little person? Sure. I'm used to being around those shorter than me.

I'm sorry, but what are you talking about?

http://wrongplanet.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=28605&start=5868

I think its possible for there to be some form of multi-verse, but I don't think the other dimensions would include a sonic the hedgehog dimension. I mean you're basically saying you're going to marry a cartoon hedgehog when you die....I mean I can't tell you what to believe but, wouldn't this sort of get in the way of having a relationship while you are here. I mean maybe that doesn't matter to you but I can't imagine any guys would be very comfortable in a relationship with someone who already has a fiance that's a hedgehog. Also though kind of sounds like you're just waiting on death rather than really living this life at all...which I guess in some ways it may be healthy not to dread death but I don't know just waiting on it so you can marry what sounds like an imaginary friend does seem maybe a little unhealthy.

Not trying to be rude or anything, but I mean do you 100% believe all this....or is this more of a fantasy you get lost in for coping with difficulties?

…I really don’t feel like going through a whole series of explanations again trying to justify my alternative lifestyle to others. All I just ask is for respect and to understand that some people are content and not assume that living and thinking a different way than others = unhealthy.

Well it makes no difference to me what lifestyle you have, just saying if you're interested in a relationship in this plane of existence with a human...this kind of 'lifestyle' could be a little bit problematic, I mean even an understanding open minded guy might have trouble with his S.O believing she is engaged to a being in another dimension.

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08 Dec 2017, 9:15 pm

Nothing wrong with "alternative lifestyles."

As long as one doesn't upbraid someone for not living the "alternative lifestyle."

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09 Dec 2017, 9:14 am

Sweetleaf wrote:

Closet Genious wrote:

^ Don't worry about sweetleaf, she can be very cynical sometimes. Here on this forum shes also known as the "venus warrior".

Still don't know what that is really supposed to mean, don't see what is all that warrior like about typing on a forum on your time you have nothing better to do.

You can be very intimidating sometimes. I'd actually prefer to call you the "venus monster" based on your profile picture.

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09 Dec 2017, 3:21 pm

I've always liked men who were not much taller than me (162cm, ideal man not taller than 178cm). The really tall ones make me feel uncomfortable and hugging them while standing feels odd Like 2 jigsaw puzzle pieces that are not fitting each other.
I've never been into this tall, big man, tiny, fragile woman thing and I've always preferred shorter, slim men who looked a bit androgynous.

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09 Dec 2017, 3:36 pm

The narrative here is that men can have standards, but the women can't.

If you have a vagina, you're supposed to jump on whatever d_ck presents itself, otherwise, you're "too picky" and deserve to be alone.

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09 Dec 2017, 3:39 pm

XFilesGeek wrote:

Who said that here in this thread? Which users exactly? Name them and Quote them.

I find this post unnecessarily flaming and untrue.

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09 Dec 2017, 4:01 pm

He's gotta be at least seven feet tall... to clean gutters, trim our Leyland Cypresses, and put the star on top of our massive Christmas tree every year without using a ladder...cuz my ex died from injuries sustained after falling from a ladder, leading to my severe ladder phobia. So if he can't do all of that, it's a deal-breaker. I haven't found Prince Charming yet, but I plan to visit the local basketball gymnasium tomorrow.

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09 Dec 2017, 4:20 pm

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:

XFilesGeek wrote:

Who said that here in this thread? Which users exactly? Name them and Quote them.

I find this post unnecessarily flaming and untrue.

It's a consistent pattern.

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09 Dec 2017, 4:53 pm

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Not it’s just women have far far far higher standards then men, which makes a lot of women alone for ever,
Saw a video where he disused a poll that 27% of polled people 18-30 said they’d date a android. With such high % of single people in my generation and high levels of depression and loneliness and building bitterness and resentment. How is women’s super high unrealistic standards helping anyone! History will look back at us as the worst generation to ever exist

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09 Dec 2017, 5:24 pm

sly279 wrote:

XFilesGeek wrote:

I'd reply, but I have no idea what you just said.

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09 Dec 2017, 5:27 pm

Syd wrote:

Even if he's 9 feet, he would still need a ladder to clean the gutters.

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09 Dec 2017, 5:30 pm

XFilesGeek wrote:

sly279 wrote:

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I'd reply, but I have no idea what you just said.

Look at Syd's post for example.

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