06 Oct 2016, 6:48 pm
beakybird wrote:
You guys wanna enlighten me as to where all these outdoorsy girls are? I mean when I go hiking, I do not see many past college aged... I'd totally be into that too... I love camping and figured most women just hate it. My ex did like it but only for a night and it had to be certain temperatures out. Which is still better than the large 'no way I'm sleeping on the ground' population.
I think many women think camping sounds romantic, and it can be, until they're dirty, using less than enjoyable bathrooms if any at all, and smelling of smoke. Then it's not so fun... I'd love a woman who actually likes it on her own not just to go along for the ride because it sounded romantic... though that's still better then the other.
I think many women think camping sounds romantic, and it can be, until they're dirty, using less than enjoyable bathrooms if any at all, and smelling of smoke. Then it's not so fun... I'd love a woman who actually likes it on her own not just to go along for the ride because it sounded romantic... though that's still better then the other.
They're probably outdoors lol, scattered across the wilderness
. Outdoorsy women do exist, my mum for example loves nothing more than campfires, hiking and pitching shelters - but then she's married to my dad, a clean-freak indoorsy engineering type. Maybe you'll find somebody to love who seems like your total opposite 
06 Oct 2016, 6:59 pm
06 Oct 2016, 7:04 pm
racheypie666 wrote:
beakybird wrote:
You guys wanna enlighten me as to where all these outdoorsy girls are? I mean when I go hiking, I do not see many past college aged... I'd totally be into that too... I love camping and figured most women just hate it. My ex did like it but only for a night and it had to be certain temperatures out. Which is still better than the large 'no way I'm sleeping on the ground' population.
I think many women think camping sounds romantic, and it can be, until they're dirty, using less than enjoyable bathrooms if any at all, and smelling of smoke. Then it's not so fun... I'd love a woman who actually likes it on her own not just to go along for the ride because it sounded romantic... though that's still better then the other.
I think many women think camping sounds romantic, and it can be, until they're dirty, using less than enjoyable bathrooms if any at all, and smelling of smoke. Then it's not so fun... I'd love a woman who actually likes it on her own not just to go along for the ride because it sounded romantic... though that's still better then the other.
They're probably outdoors lol, scattered across the wilderness
. Outdoorsy women do exist, my mum for example loves nothing more than campfires, hiking and pitching shelters - but then she's married to my dad, a clean-freak indoorsy engineering type. Maybe you'll find somebody to love who seems like your total opposite Yeah I guess that's possible too. 'Total opposite' would probably not work, but very opposite may.
I know some outdoorsy women do exist, these guys seem like they cant avoid them. I'm new to this dating thing havign been divorced, but I cant tell you already how sick I am of seeing 'likes to read, watch movies and cuddle on the couch in my pjs with my cat". It's like, really? Who doesn't like to chill out SOMETIMES. But ALL the time? That's ALL you got?
Not knocking anyone, everyone is different. It's just these guys need to move to NJ and I'll go wherever they are. Maybe a age difference too. I am looking at women in their 30's so...
06 Oct 2016, 7:12 pm
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06 Oct 2016, 8:00 pm
I prefer the ones who like exploring the great indoors. 
06 Oct 2016, 9:20 pm
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07 Oct 2016, 4:43 am
racheypie666 wrote:
They're probably outdoors lol, scattered across the wilderness . Outdoorsy women do exist, my mum for example loves nothing more than campfires, hiking and pitching shelters - but then she's married to my dad, a clean-freak indoorsy engineering type. Maybe you'll find somebody to love who seems like your total opposite
. Outdoorsy women do exist, my mum for example loves nothing more than campfires, hiking and pitching shelters - but then she's married to my dad, a clean-freak indoorsy engineering type. Maybe you'll find somebody to love who seems like your total opposite I'm like your mom
If I may reverse the question here that might help in the quest for love:
What do YOU have to offer a potential love partner?
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07 Oct 2016, 4:51 am
07 Oct 2016, 5:11 am
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
I hate this type of questions: "What do YOU have to offer a potential love partner?", "What does he/she have to offer me".
I hate the wording of offer in it.
If I love someone is simply because I like and love this someone.
I hate the wording of offer in it.
If I love someone is simply because I like and love this someone.
Awesome!
And how refreshing to hear the different accent on 'offer'. Like literally some kind of imposed martyrdom?
Yeah that would kill it for me too.
What I meant is that I have seldom found a place on the net full of so many wonderful, funny, authentic, smart people that have so much to give and would make some/manyone very happy. Is just that I am wondering if they see what I see.
Because the focus seems on what others should do, be or like in order to fit a perfect picture?
Maybe I am just weird: I love imperfections
07 Oct 2016, 6:10 am
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07 Oct 2016, 6:13 am
HelloSweetie wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
I hate this type of questions: "What do YOU have to offer a potential love partner?", "What does he/she have to offer me".
I hate the wording of offer in it.
If I love someone is simply because I like and love this someone.
I hate the wording of offer in it.
If I love someone is simply because I like and love this someone.
Awesome! And how refreshing to hear the different accent on 'offer'. Like literally some kind of imposed martyrdom?
Yeah that would kill it for me too. What I meant is that I have seldom found a place on the net full of so many wonderful, funny, authentic, smart people that have so much to give and would make some/manyone very happy. Is just that I am wondering if they see what I see. Because the focus seems on what others should do, be or like in order to fit a perfect picture? Maybe I am just weird: I love imperfections
you seem perfect to me
thank god for the people who see the imperfections as akin to the flaws in a diamond
07 Oct 2016, 6:24 am
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07 Oct 2016, 6:27 am
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