IdahoRose wrote:
BigK wrote:
Nice pic IdahoRose.
My thoughts direct from the UK are why would an 18 year old be worrying about serious relationships.
To me 18 is all about getting an education and having loads of fun.
Travel for it's own sake. Everywhere you can. See everything that you can. If you meet a nice guy along the way, cool.
It sounds as though there is a lot of the USA still to see. And there is a big, big world beyond that.
Thank you for the compliment.
You have a very good point. Your post really got me thinking: I'm still pretty young. I have all the time in the world to get married. But for right now, I should try to have fun. I'm still planning on going to the UK, only instead of focusing on hunting down a potential life partner, I think I'll just, as you said, "travel for its own sake". There's also the big plus of getting to stay with my older sister and her cute little kids.
I found mine by accident - not sure how it happened but it did! I love British men, so much. At least, the ones I know. There are some absolutely horrible ones around who treat women like s**t, but you get them everywhere. Men here do have a kind of code of chivalry as someone stated, and if you find a nice one he'll be a friend for life. People are really laid back in socialising here; I find it easier than in NZ because here people just ring each other all the time, turn up at each other's houses, there's a lot of time just spent sitting in a pub talking and chatting and enjoying each other's company - it's a really friendly society once you get to know people, friendships run a lot deeper than they do back home in NZ.
There aren't really any strict social codes about relationships, they tend to just happen. My partner and I got together when we went to see a band play in a club with a couple of other friends. We hadn't yet met in person, though knew each other online, and hit it off really well. Lots of flirting, within two hours we were kissing lots, and it was all on from there. And no, we didn't sleep together on the first date - waited a couple of months for that, which is unusual these days!!
Just come over here and enjoy travelling. I'll also recommend Danish men. Some of my best friends are Danes as well and they're great and all speak English and have a beautiful country... everyone in Europe pretty much speaks English though. I'm sure you'll run into someone somewhere - just remember that people are people no matter where you go. You'll always have the lovely ones and always have the as*holes. You don't need google to tell you that!!
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