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I'm not tempted, and neither is he. And yes it is worth it. read more...
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Yes they do, depending on the relationship. I'm in one right now and I couldn't be happier. The rumours about high infidelity... read more...
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I'm 16 and in a stable, loving relationship. We know what we want together and we're very strong together. It isn't about age so much as personal maturity. It depends on the person. Most adults are attempting... read more...
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Yes they do, depending on the relationship. I'm in one right now and I couldn't be happier. The rumours about high infidelity rates are false; if you'd cheat whilst in a long-distance, you'd cheat in a close-distance too. It's all about respect and trust. Theres a lot more emotional input in a long-distance, because your main communication is verbal. It can't be a relationship purely based on sex, because you're not physically together as much as you would be in a close-distance relationship. Me and my boyfriend see each other in intervals of between 3 to 6 weeks, and whilst it can be a little difficult when it's the 6 week stretch and so on, it's well worth it because, basically, we're right for each other. You have to work hard, and you need to have very strong feelings for each other, but I know it can work because it is doing right now.
If you want more proof, www.lovingfromadistance.com read more... |
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I don't see anything wrong with that. read more... |
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15 Nov 2009 00:53:55
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You're generalising too much. Not addressing everyone as "Sir" or "Ma'am" doesn't imply rudeness. It's just that times change. Have you met every member of every generation and gotten to know each individual properly? THEN you can judge. read more... |
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27 Sep 2009 22:09:32
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Not everyone's parents are WILLING to teach their children about sex. There are also plenty of parents who feel extremely uncomfortable about opening up the subject with their kids. read more... |
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27 Sep 2009 22:07:01
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An Atheist or even an Agnostic isn't going to want to pray. Also, there's a lot of prejudice against some religious views; there shouldn't be a compulsory prayer session. It could cause more harm than good. read more... |
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27 Sep 2009 22:05:37
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