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My mom knows I'm poly and knows that OBF exists and other than that doesn't ask questions. She told my dad but he and I never talked about it before he died. Same as with my bisexuality.Howdy, D.
How much do you share with your parents and/or family members in regards to your personal life?
Last one I really played on was the Wii. I don't have any of the new Gen systems, we have a 360 and those are fine. I was always more a PC gamer, now a days I'm the definition of casual.
Does LARP count? I've played Dystopia Rising which is a post zombie apoc LARP where we're all infected. I'm a Vegasian (oh yeah from New Vegasia) fortune teller. It's fun, but horror isn't my prefered genre, I've always liked fantasy better for games in general and any sort of speculative fiction (fantasy, Science fiction, etc.) for reading.
I did not. I think BF would probably kill me if I tried to put anchovies on his mom's meatloaf recipe... but he might be OK with it if I actually ate his mom's meatloaf recipe (can't help it, just not a fan
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Hmmmm I don't know, I've had quite a few that were pretty awesome. Most of the time by the time I have a date, we've talked extensively online. BF's first date with me was - brunch, an afternoon movie, driving around and talking, dinner, and retiring to my apartment. We decided it was actually three dates since he "was not the type to spend the night on the first date."
We'd also been talking for two solid months online and on the phone.Hmmmm I don't know, I've had quite a few that were pretty awesome. Most of the time by the time I have a date, we've talked extensively online. BF's first date with me was - brunch, an afternoon movie, driving around and talking, dinner, and retiring to my apartment. We decided it was actually three dates since he "was not the type to spend the night on the first date."
By the way, we saw Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters. It was silly and fun. Oh and it was Super Bowl Sunday so we couldn't go to the hibachi place we wanted. Why close the Japanese restaurant! Alas, their team must have been playing.
So really I don't have a great answer. A perfect first date is one where both* people want to spend more time together and feel that "spark."
*or three people in one case.
Whatta funnnn date!
It's hard won grounding. That first boyfriend was definitely kind of screwing with my head. And my first girlfriend, well, they say that often after someone comes out, they kind of go through a second adolescence... it was super puppy love crushing. So that didn't help that relationship (also they were unicorn hunters, but that's another story.)That's awesome.
You know, I saw a comment you made in another thread...about dating two people, and I thought...hmmm...how does she manage that. But, you seem SO grounded. Seriously. Kudos!
I have some issues with being lied to or having things hidden from me. We need to communicate. I don't care if they want to sleep with someone else, I care if they want to hide it.
Tough one. I've been sitting here on it and can't come up with an answer. I mean the easy one is "Jesus and ask him a lot of clarifying questions" but that would be more of a "for the greater good" not who I'd really want to talk to, personally.
I'm from Illinois. I'm white, brown hair, glasses, blue eyes, average height.
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