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No that's not what I meant specifically, by style, "...a concept that has a moment and then disappears again".
If you gotta be Goth 24/7, I ain' mad at ya, if you can compromise (That dirty word!) and switch it up every once and a while.
Well, do what you gotta do.
Permalink Reply by Trip Saibot on April 21, 2011 at 3:52pm
Permalink Reply by DeAndre Woods on May 5, 2011 at 11:37pm
Permalink Reply by Lunakiss on May 5, 2011 at 11:41pm True you do have kids. However, your kids should be used as an excuse for him to overpower your way of life. Perhaps keep talking to him about it. Maybe he'll grow up eomtionally.
I'm so glad I'm single. I have zero tolerance for fakers.
Yes conversation is always needed and I appreciate your comment, yet understand that I must recall that he was never into the alternative lifestyle. Children play a major part in our relationship but I have yet and never will compromise what defines me. This is a character that he has always appreciated. Nevertheless, being single or being in a realtionship as it's ups and downs. It is all about being true to the core and being able to reflect on all areas of your strength and weakness.
Permalink Reply by 20something on May 18, 2011 at 4:10pm
Permalink Reply by AfroCuban on May 19, 2011 at 9:06pm Dump him.
Why? B/C saying you dress like a "white" anything is b.s. and says more about the guy your withthan what you wear. I know a goth/punk woman that has a kid now, she's as dark and punk/goth as ever. In Portland, you see hipsters, goths, and others with their kids.
Well, you don't have to dump him, but why would he say it that particular way?
I want to thank everyone for their input. It seems people change. I will post a pic of me in typical attire and guess who took the pictures my life partner. He is a bit confusing at time, in one instant he hates my lifestyle and may even mock it the next he is snapping pics and engaging in some "unique" love motion. I am re-learning how to accept his ways.
Permalink Reply by AfroCuban on May 26, 2011 at 10:30am If you can work it out, more power to you. But don't be co-dependent. Watch out for that.
Haitian Tightlacer said:
I want to thank everyone for their input. It seems people change. I will post a pic of me in typical attire and guess who took the pictures my life partner. He is a bit confusing at time, in one instant he hates my lifestyle and may even mock it the next he is snapping pics and engaging in some "unique" love motion. I am re-learning how to accept his ways.
If you can work it out, more power to you. But don't be co-dependent. Watch out for that.
Haitian Tightlacer said:I want to thank everyone for their input. It seems people change. I will post a pic of me in typical attire and guess who took the pictures my life partner. He is a bit confusing at time, in one instant he hates my lifestyle and may even mock it the next he is snapping pics and engaging in some "unique" love motion. I am re-learning how to accept his ways.
Permalink Reply by AfroCuban on May 26, 2011 at 10:48am
Yep. That is something I must always look out for because once a person becomes co-dependent All Hope is Gone sic! But really things become insane and sadness begins then the black clouds of despair controls a person's every move blah blah. And that is not really hip or good. Thanks for the look out
AfroCuban said:If you can work it out, more power to you. But don't be co-dependent. Watch out for that.
Haitian Tightlacer said:I want to thank everyone for their input. It seems people change. I will post a pic of me in typical attire and guess who took the pictures my life partner. He is a bit confusing at time, in one instant he hates my lifestyle and may even mock it the next he is snapping pics and engaging in some "unique" love motion. I am re-learning how to accept his ways.
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