Vauxchen

Yeah, all my relationships have kinda gone that way - suppose I'm just impatient. First one went badly but this one is working out rather well and we've been together almost 3 years now, which is longer than any of my previous ones :lol:

How he puts up with me I really don't know though...I'm fairly independant and often forget I'm attached to someone and just go out all day without so much as letting him know - I'll come home and he's like "Er, where were you?" :lol:

:lol: Most of the women on MSN don't give a true impression of themselves anyway...you can get away with so much from the safety of your computer - I know I did! :lol:

Working it out, I think Steve and I were together just under 10 months before we got married...how's that for speed dating??

Yep, the look of regret each morning as he wakes up never seems to leave quickly enough :lol:

Good old internet love, eh? Ensnares even the best of them...:lol:

:lol: :lol: No comment! Yeah, there's 10 years between my mum and stepdad (she's 51 he's 41) and about 15 years between my dad and stepmum (she's about 36 I think)...it works well if both of you know what to expect I guess. Sometimes I feel sorry for Steve - he got a wife and child within the space of a 20 minute wedding ceremony :lol:

Only start to be concerned when your girls are unable to write their own name without a crayon :lol:

Well, Steve is 4 years my junior so a younger person isn't so bad...just the maturity aspect may be an issue in future if they are fairly young. Still, a doting girlfriend is no bad thing

Never question it! :lol: Make the most of it without hurting others, obviously. some people just grow into their attractiveness, I guess. I never did - I think Steve figured I was better than nothing

Such a Casanova :lol:

Still at least you've got those options - I spent all my teens woefully inadequate in that area :lol:

Just tell 'em to queue up and they'll all get some Vaux loving eventually :lol:

Well at least you'd save on valentine's gifts :lol:

Smooth moves in mind then lol...well, you've only been going out for the relational equivalent of 5 minutes so there's no race, eh?

:lol: Aren't you the lucky one?

Don't question it, just enjoy it

Wish I weighed 10 stone...or even less would be awesome :lol:

I only do these things when it gets to the stage whereby we have nothing to cook with or eat off :lol:

lol - not bad at all. Just working on my fanfic and about to do the washing up. How rock and roll am I? :lol:

Oh no offence taken - plus I've been a disappointment ever since my dad worked out I'm not my sister :lol:

Just enjoy your life no matter what you end up doing - many people make a lot of money and are very unhappy; similarly, some of those with comparatively little are the happiest people you could meet

I'm not a bot :lol: Or iz I? Course not :lol:

Urgh, people are forever trying to push others into what they think they ought to be doing...it's really no one's business but yours, at the end of the day. Unless you marry or have kids, you life is your own to do what you wish with - if you want to work on a dumpster for the rest of your life then so be it. Similarly, if chasing the elusive dream to be a millionaire by 30 or whatever - what makes you happy and fulfilled should be your goal, not the expectations of everyone else. I never went to uni and had a kid at 18 - I'm a HUGE disappointment to my family. But screw that - I'm married to a nice man with plenty of money to look after us all and I get to do what I want whenever I want to. No bad life, if you ask me

lol - I've never known what I've wanted to do with my life...I still don't. I just kind of fell into the life I have right now and I like it, so there's no urge to rush out and change anything just yet. Just keep your eyes open and make the most of opportunities when they come up

LOL.. ok

You've got plenty of time - and you're clearly intelligent enough to do something more with your life than you anticipate. If all else fails, work for yourself