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I Knew It Was Over When (Confessions of A Clueless Dater)

I have a few more I knew it was over when's. I was chatting with a girlfriend and we were sharing our terrible dating stories and suddenly several of my " I Knew It Was Over When .... " 's came flooding back to me: I knew it was over when: photo courtesy of survivorsucks.com He spontaneously licked my boob crack and said "Girrrrl!".  He asked for a kiss, I said no, so he "took it" by kissing me passionately with my lips clenched shut. He started using slang that my daughter uses.  He turned to me and said "whew that was good!" ...and it wasn't. He had white bumps on his...  He said he was tired of STD's and needed to settle down He accused me of not cuddling him enough He sent me daily videos of him... licking his lips. Nothing else, just lip licking. He started freestyle rapping while we were making out He made high pitched puppy cries while we were making out He asked me if I wanted to see him in panties He

Where's The Towel? I Threw It In. *Dating*

I am darn near 35 years old and I have decided that it is time to throw in the towel when it comes to love. Love is like the lottery. You should play because there is a chance you can win but you shouldn't play too often and you shouldn't have high hopes because the odds are against you. At 35 I've spent almost a third of my three decades in a terrible relationship that morphed into a terrible marriage. I spent another third of my life dating one dud after another. During that time, I was often too damaged from the last dbag to appreciate the next dbag who may not have been a dbag but I was too damaged to know. Dating sucks that way. You want to give yourself time to recover the last horrible relationship but another part of you doesn't want to push away a potentially good opportunity when what seems like a nice guy or girl is knocking at your door. So you take a chance (there's that lottery again) but you make the mistake of having your hopes a smidgen too high.

Confessions Of A Clueless Dater: My Unfortunate "Aha" Moments While Dating

Sometimes I like to play this game on Facebook with my friends. I post " I knew the date was over when..." and friends chime in with all sorts of wacky stories. So, I've decided to share some of my "I knew the date was over" 's with my Kinky Crew... want to read it? Here it goes!: I Knew The Date Was Over When...  He showed me his house arrest anklet.  He had handcuffs on the steering wheel. He tongue kissed my nose...twice. He drooled on me while we were making out. He said he wish he had breasts He pulled his penis out and showed me his tattoo that said "High Voltage" He ordered 50 buffalo wings and asked me what I wanted.  He showed me his cell phone and a text came in that said "Missing you" He told me that he his hernia mesh kept breaking.  He admitted that she stalked his ex wife in Walmart He spent the entire date asking for advice on his current relationship He had a hug fetish and asked for 9 hugs

Taco Bell Has Free Breakfast, Indie Film Got Intervention *Indie Film Review*

About two weeks ago, I was watching Desperado and wondering why there weren't any other cool Hispanic/Latino films out there for me to enjoy. Let's be honest, Beverly Hills Chihuahua wasn't going to satiate my craving. Also I think there are a major shortage of Hispanic/Latino films that give a true depiction of the race and culture. I am always looking for new cool films and this one fell into my lap today:  The Last Intervention  is an independent comedy film directed by  Giovanny Blanco  and written by  Sarah Thorpe  that focuses on the 17 year old rebellious and misunderstood teen Melky, played by  Alyssa Abreu .  Melky is the daughter of Dominican parents who have divorced. Despite the dissolution of their marriage, Melky remains the central concern of not just her parents but many of her family members as they come together to stage an intervention at the urging of her father, Cheche.  Cheche, Melky's semi-narcissistic father (played by  Hemky Madera ) decid