nolachick Member

smart! i've heard some ppl taking breaks from fb for the same reasons :)

some people really need to lighten up. if you don't like my post, keep it moving.

lol but I never talk about my MFP friends :(

http://bearsharkaxe.com/index.php/annoying-facebook-posts/ this is kinda where I was going with this thread....lol

i'm scared to ask but what's NOM?

:laugh: you are making me breaky out laughing

never heard this b4 p.s. the expressions on ur photos are hilarious :)

hashtags make my eyes hurt LOL - do we need to start a new thread about about how people don't even speak in complete sentences anymore? #fitness #diet #gym #calories #fitnesspals

i cant view pictures at work but great job on the weightloss and picking up running.

WISH there was a TJ nearby!

unless u plan on cooking those, let's stick to food staples haha.

LMBO :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

^ this. i've always been told i don't need to wear make up by my bf. some of them didnt even like it at all. but i personally feel naked without it so I won't leave the house without it. that being said I would be pissed if my guy said I don't look great w/o it and I should make sure to wear it around his family/friends.…

I'm hispanic but have been asked several times if I'm Indian (from India not native american)

lol this drives me insane!!!

yup. I usually dress up if not over dress for a lot of things. last guy I dated was always super casual and I kinda wanted him to dress up sometimes but I never once said it because I liked him for who he was not what he wore. the telling someone to dress up because its an important event is one thing, I like for my guy to…

never happened to me either. but I think a lot of guys really do use this as a rule and I think its dumb. if ur interested in a girl he should follow up sooner than later.

DUMBEST RULE EVER!!!

:laugh: ETA: I think I just found my prince charming lol

thanks for sharing :)

is this a joke between u two? lol

its not about being cheap. for me its about being old fashioned/traditional. and yes I will cook and clean for my man. (notice I said my man, not a first date). furthermore, where I'm from, when a woman offers to pay, a man will get offended because they will take it to mean that a. he can't afford to pay for both, or b.…

bump :flowerforyou:

the paying thing goes with the "let him be a gentleman". i don't think the girl should pay, or offer to pay not because i feel entitled or anything, but some men don't like that, and I certainly wouldn't expect them to let me pay.

isn't there anything that you intentionally try to do or not do on a first date? eg. i try not to curse but that doesnt mean i dont or i'm trying not to be myself, i just think its rude to be swearing in front of someone i've just met. first impressions are important i think.

lol i know right, he sounds like a real keeper haha. my prince charming

haha. i think if there is chemistry you can feel it in other ways. like when a guy puts his hand on the small of your back when you're walking in and out of a place, kissing your cheek good night followed by a nice hug (squeeze tight lol). maybe even a peck on the lips but definitiely not full blown making out.

i hate that some ppl are so close minded. last guy i met online i didnt bring around my friends because i didnt want to deal with all the questions and having to make something up.

finally a man with some sense and good advice :drinker:

this. he needs to think this through and not make any hasty decisions. yes he is young but he has responsibilities now. if its just him itching to act like he's in college again, he needs to set that aside and put his family first. now if its deeper issues that he has with the wife they should try and resolve it. people…