Internet dating is bad for relationships

Uhm....breathing? *LOL*

Well...a guy can be entirely compatible and unless the chemistry is there, it likely won't go beyond a friendship. Don't you agree?

Particular qualities....hmmmm....just the usual....honesty, intelligence, confidence (without being arrogant or cocky)....total and utter devotion to ME!! *L* Uhm...a GOOD sense of humour...(why do men always think they have a good one when it's really bad? Probably outgoing because I tend to be an interovert. It's the yin and yang thing...someone who complements, you know? Gee...I could go on and on! I like 'em tall, although that's not a requirement. I also like deep voices, again not a requirement....as long as they don't sound like Michael Jackson...eeep!

Whatchya got in your bag o' men? *big grin*

Hmmmm..... Let me open this here bag o' men and see if I can't pick you a winer ;-)

Oh, no whinos please! Or winers for that matter. *L*

Forgot one VERY important part. He's gotta be a non-smoker. No if, ands or "butts" about it.

That's quite a tall order Caprice and I'm not sure if that is on the menu

Non-smokers not on the menu? Awww! *pouts*

And no whinos either?

Sheesh!

Ok, Lets see what we have here.

Honesty
Intelligence
Confidence without being arrogent or cocky
Total Utter devotion to you
Good sense of humour
Outgoing
Someone who compements
Tall
Deep voice, no Michael Jackson voice
Non-smoker
No winers
No whinos

I just may need my magic wand for that one Caprice ;-)

I think what scares me is the increasing number of kids who are meeting and dating through the internet. If they are not savvy, it can be a dangerous road indeed.

No, we are not. Personally i have discussed this in public with strangers often, who want to know why i am travelling, and i hear again and again of people who meet on-line and date, and then marry. In my sweetiepie's neighborhood, a woman with (i believe) three children met a man from Texas on-line and married him, moving there with her children. A woman from England whom my Sweetiepie knew at her last job had met a Canajun man on-line, and eventually crossed the pond and married him. My personal take is the same as those here who have said that its just one more place to meet people.

Sorry, but I am already spoken for

Yup, that's what I figured ebrown.

Just one question: Are there any men on here? I mean men, not you guys who are married and have traded in your man status to please your wife.

I am a man. I am married but I manage to please my wife without forfeiting my man status.

Do I sense a little bit of bitterness?

Sure there are, but they're not always within arms reach.

ebrown, you have forfeited your man status, it's just been so long since you did it, that you don't remember what it was like to be a man.

Kickycan
I think that statement is out of line. What makes you think a man loses his "man status" simply because he's married. What is going through your head. If that's the kind of control you think women should have over men, then your head is in the wrong place. A relationship is a give and take situation, not a lose yourself deal!

Montana,

I'm just breaking ebrown's balls.

It's a man thing. You wouldn't understand.

Alrighty then. I'll just slither on out of here for now.

By the way, you'd be surprised how much I understand about men. I spent the majority of my life where most of my friends have been men, so sometimes it's the women I don't understand ;-)

Sounds more like a "boy" thing to me. A mature male does not have this problem. A kid does!

Right you are, Phoenix.