Posts Tagged ‘Valentine S Day’

Open Question: Does he think of me as his girlfriend?

Saturday, December 24th, 2011

I like someone a lot. I am 20 he is 22. I met him in art class last year in summer school. At first I noticed him glancing at me when he thought I wasn’t looking. He asked for my phone number before the term was over. I went into the hospital one day and he brought me a lot of beautiful flowers. He visited me in the hospital several times. Over the past year, he has taken me to restaurants and he has ALWAYS paid for the meals. He took me to his school’s(USC’s) carnival and put his arm around me when we were on the ferris wheel. He gave me flowers on Valentine’s Day with a note that said “Dearest (name), come and see the monkeys with me” and inside were two tickets to the San Diego Zoo. He has taken me to several movies and has bought me stuffed animals-one from eBay and one from his trip to Las Vegas. He has also bought me Bella’s engagement ring and I wear it everyday. At a concert we went to he put his arm around me for a really long time. We have gone dancing together twice and the second time we went, he felt me up. I really like him a lot, I think I might even love him but I don’t know how he feels. Do you think he likes me and considers me as his girlfriend? nice answers please.
I forgot to mention that he calls me a beautiful girl

Open Question: Does she or does she not like me on a romantic level?

Sunday, July 17th, 2011

Let me tell you a story about a woman. This woman is quite possibly totally insane– psychotic, even.

We’ve known each other for a year and a half. We met on Valentine’s Day of last year, when neither of us had a date. We hit it off on the phone for a while and finally went out. The first date was a disaster mostly because of her– she insisted that we go out late, and by the time we got to the restaurant, they weren’t serving eat-in anymore, so we had to take our food to go, and THEN she couldn’t wait until we got home to eat, and she spilled her food on the bus. Then we went our separate ways. It didn’t bother me much, though– that kind of thing never really does. I still had a good time.

We went on a few more dates after that, and she would come over to my house and spend the night, and we would have sex regularly. If oral sex counts as sex. Which I think it does. We’ve never actually had intercourse, but I go down on her all the time. I enjoy it. Don’t ask.

This past January, I invited her to Atlantic City with me for a mini-vacation, just me and her. She immediately agreed and we went, we stayed in the same room (of course), slept in the same bed (as we did when she stayed the night at my house), and had more (oral) sex.

She claimed she didn’t have a good time (she didn’t even thank me after we parted upon arriving back home) since we argued more than we usually do (our personalities clash sometimes, but mostly we get along when we need to).

I said “Fine, you didn’t enjoy yourself with me over the weekend, so I’ll leave you alone.” Then I got a text like a week later asking why I was ignoring her in a sorta longing, pining connotation, as if she missed me. She said she wanted to come see me, and she stayed the night over my house again that night (also keep in mind that most of the time she came over was late at night in the middle of winter in Philadelphia, so it’s cold as hell and she’s traveling halfway across the city to see me). I went down on her… again. Like I always did when she spent the night.

Anyways, we continued to see each other (although she would NEVER say we were a couple, would deny it outright, and would even deny that she had feelings for me at all), go out, argue, get along, have fun, etc… normal couple stuff (but remember we’re not and never were a couple). Then one day…

We were in Wet Seal and we were in line waiting for the cashier to finish with the people in front of us. She noticed me looking at the cashier, who was absolutely gorgeous. Way better looking than the girl I was with. The girl I’m with turns to me and says “You better not try to talk to that girl at the register.” I say “Why not?” and laugh. She says, with a cold, blank expression on her face, “Because I may have to cut her eyes out.” I laughed, thinking she was kidding, and looked at her, and she was totally serious. I’m a little freaked out, but I go with it.

I get to the front of the line, and I talk to the girl at the register anyway. The girl I’m with grabs me by the arm and pulls me down toward her (I’m a lot taller than she is) and whispers “What did I tell you?!” So I stopped talking to her.

Then I decided to test her to see how serious she was. I love public displays of affection. She doesn’t. So I said “Put your arm around me.” She refused (she almost always did). I said “Do it, or I’m gonna start talking to her again.” She then put a death grip on my right arm that I still feel every now and then to this day.

Funny thing about this is that I saw her today after not seeing her for a while and I asked her about her feelings for me. She said we can’t be more than friends because she “Never felt a connection.” I then told her about the Wet Seal incident. Her alibi was pretty much “That was a long time ago, who knows what I was thinking?” Lame.

So, all in all… am I crazy to think that she has feelings for me, since she:

-Spends the night at my house regularly
-Allows me to have sex with her all the time
-Comes across the city in the middle of the night during cold winters to see me
-Spent a weekend away with me in a hotel by ourselves, and
-Was jealous of me giving my attention to another woman so much so that she went into a silent, psychotic rage

… even though she denies it every time it’s brought up?

Also, all her friends and her mother say that she likes me. She’s literally the only person who won’t/can’t admit it and/or doesn’t realize it.

Am I wrong? Or is she a liar of epic proportions?

Open Question: Anyone know this song from valentine’s day?

Thursday, May 19th, 2011

The song goes like is there anyone out there that still believes in love? It was on the part when they filmed the Indian restaurant.

Open Question: What should I do in preparing for a first date? (from online dating)?

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

After the third Valentine’s Day in a row without a girlfriend, I decided to try online dating last month. I went on this program on facebook called “zoosk”. I emailed a girl on there and she responded back. It was mostly small talk.

Emailing isn’t a very good way to get to know each other so we agreed last week to meet up for lunch this coming Friday (couldn’t do it last Friday because it was the end of spring break for her and she was busy moving back to school). We exchanged numbers, but I’ve yet to call her. I was wondering if I should call her in advance like a day or 2 before the date to confirm with her or chat with her first? Or should I just wait until I get to the restaurant? This is my first time ever meeting someone through online dating.

Open Question: Are Hispanics in America more likely to have their identity stolen?

Friday, March 5th, 2010

Identity theft linked to illegal immigration

Apr. 23, 2008 06:58 PM
McClatchy Newspapers

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Nobody likes getting a letter from the IRS. So imagine Amanda Bien’s reaction last Valentine’s Day when the agency wrote to demand $3,300 in back taxes.

For jobs she never worked. Five of them. In multiple states.

A Lenexa, Kan., Taco Bell. A Wendy’s restaurant. Two Target stores, one in California. The Engineered Air manufacturing plant in De Soto, Kan. Someone, somewhere, got Bien’s name and Social Security number and gave it a workout.

A 28-year-old illegal immigrant was later arrested at the De Soto plant and faces ID theft charges.

Though illegal immigrants aren’t the only ones stealing identities, cases like Bien’s illustrate the inability of disparate government agencies to tackle the problem.

While lawmakers in Washington debate ways to crack down on illegal immigration, the market for false documents and stolen Social Security numbers is booming.

Particularly vulnerable, authorities say, are legal residents with Hispanic last names. Or, as in Bien’s case, names that could sound Hispanic.

As politicians know and Bien is finding out, it’s a problem that defies easy solutions.

The IRS may suspect that multiple people are using the same Social Security number, but the agency doesn’t investigate ID theft. Local police and prosecutors cannot deport illegal immigrants they arrest.”I feel like nobody’s listening,” said Bien, 23, of Ottawa, Kan. “If this can happen to me, it can happen to anybody. And if we don’t do something about it now, what’s going to happen in 10 years?”

Federal estimates indicate that nearly 10 million Americans become victims of identity theft each year. Officials can’t say how many of those identities are being used by illegal workers, but prosecutors in Kansas say they see more cases of illegal immigrants using fake credentials every year.

It mirrors an increase in overall cases related to illegal immigration. The Kansas U.S. attorney’s office received 18 such cases in 1997; in 2007, the number was 106.

Experts expect the trend to continue, and they’re finding ID theft in surprising places. Last fall, U.S. prosecutors in Missouri charged five noncitizens with ID theft after they were found working in the Kansas City Federal Building’s cafeteria.”We know there are thousands and thousands of people working here who aren’t even supposed to be here,” said Brent Anderson, assistant U.S. attorney for Kansas. “There is rampant ID theft going on … and I’m afraid that given the situation we’re in right now, this is just the beginning.”
Source: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2008/04/23/20080423identity-theft0423-ON.html
Do you think your childrens identity is safe?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHQ9sg4LRvc

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