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Friday, February 24, 2006
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What should I do when I am no into someone anymore? I was never that into the person in the first place, but the relationship grew more and more comfortable. I have an itch to get out. Should I wait longer to see if the fire comes back, or should I heed the nagging feeling and move on?
I would like to know the meaning of life
Alright, here's my predicament. My brother is getting married to a woman I'm not particularly fond of. Whatever, his choice. She has made it very clear that I will not be a bridesmaid, which I'm TOTALLY good with. However, my brother feels obligated to have me be a part of their wedding, since he was a part of mine. He has hinted to me that he wants me to be in charge of the guest book (ugh). While I admit I should be honored by the gesture, I'd be more honored if they let me sit back and not play a part in the wedding, and just enjoy the evening. I sound selfish, I know, but...guest book? Isn't that for like 2nd cousins or something? Do you even need a guest book attendant? The guy is 36 years old. Most of the guests will know to sign the book if one is out. So, give me the brutal truth. If they ask me to do this, can I tactfully bow out without a)coming across as majorly bitchy and snobby, and b)relaying that the thought is really nice but no thanks. Or do I suck it up for the one hour of my life and do it because it's his wedding? Do tell...
Here's my question. What do women want? Is it men with a) size b) looks c) money d) sense of humor e) what is it? Because I no longer have-a-clue. I'm 45. Divorced. And back on the dating scene. What do you do when just being yourself isn't cutting it? 44 year old male. Sacramento, CA.
When is it appropriate to tell your lover they're bad in bed? And how do I do I go about it?
I'm a male who's losing hair. Since you're so honest, what level of priority should I place on trying to keep it, alter it, shape it? How do I approach this problem?
Austin, Texas
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