spudcrl@wpi.wpi.edu (A man and his sword) (01/19/90)
About a week ago, I posted an article dicussing my relationship, and
asked for comments, suggestions, and thoughts. I have received many,
and I'd like to take the time now to thanks each and every one of you
for your time and thoughtfulness.
Also, I'd like to update the world in general about what's been
going on. Yesterday, my girlfriend called me about 10:30 p.m. I called
her back (long distance charges and all that), and we talked. It turns
out she has yet to make any progress on seeing other guys (can you tell
I'm esctatic?), and she also turned 16 while we were on the phone, so
I sang "Happy Birthday" to her. She liked it.
All in all, it seemed as if nothing had really changed after hearing
her voice, and it has put me in a majorly happier mood. Also, as a
side note, I jokingly asked her why she would object to dating her
friends. At first, she didn't want to tell me, because she believed that
it would come out wrong. I asked her to tell me anyway (as I always do)
and she said in the absolutly cutest voice (in my personal, biased
opinion) that I was hers, and they couldn't have me. Isn't love neat?
--Curt
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In article <6971@wpi.wpi.edu> spudcrl@wpi.wpi.edu (A man and his sword) writes: > > side note, I jokingly asked her why she would object to dating her > friends. Something I forgot...this should read as "why she would object to ME dating her friends." Makes a bit of a difference. --Curt ******************************************************************************* * spudcrl@wpi.wpi.edu * on IRC * This space * * Curt R Lindmark * Defender * intentionally * * Born to be strange * A man and his sword * left blank * *******************************************************************************
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> ...I jokingly asked her why she would object to dating her > friends. At first, she didn't want to tell me, because she believed that > it would come out wrong. I asked her to tell me anyway (as I always do) > and she said in the absolutly cutest voice (in my personal, biased > opinion) that I was hers, and they couldn't have me. Isn't love neat? > > --Curt Curt, not to put a damper on your outlook, but that statement she made was more possesiveness than cuteness. If you are having an open relationship, you cannot put restricts upon one another. As, I said to you before, be careful, things are just black and white in this world. Hobbes ----- Alan H. Wagmeister PSU Center for Academic Computing / CAC Staff Student Consultant ******************************************************************* "Smile, people will | AHW2@PSUVM.BITNET think that you are | up to something!" | or Syndicated in 346 Newspapers. - Hobbes | *******************************************************************