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**Val** · 09-03-2005, 01:18 PM

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Originally posted by Jwoodstock:
He had the confidence and charm to win KK so i'm impressed.

I'm not! [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img]
The truth is: I'm sad with Kristin. How can a girl get passionate for a boy who looks like the robot of porwer rangers? I'm more beautiful than he. The girls want to confer? Go to picture thread of whatever forum. Has a pic mine there.
The case is that I think this boy was the first one. If "I" was the first one, I would have the same luck that he and surely, Kristin would be happyer.

Am I right? [img]graemlins/stare.gif[/img]

flutterby · 09-03-2005, 03:27 PM

We're all happy that she's not the normal shallow image-obsessed Hollywood-type actress. So her dating Mark Hildreth just confirms this even more.

09-03-2005, 04:10 PM

Speak for yourself, I am just happy and it has nothing to do with anyone else. Oh, who says Kreuk dating that guy confirms anything?

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Originally posted by Val.:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Jwoodstock:
He had the confidence and charm to win KK so i'm impressed.

I'm not! [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img]
The truth is: I'm sad with Kristin. How can a girl get passionate for a boy who looks like the robot of porwer rangers? I'm more beautiful than he. The girls want to confer? Go to picture thread of whatever forum. Has a pic mine there.
The case is that I think this boy was the first one. If "I" was the first one, I would have the same luck that he and surely, Kristin would be happyer.

Am I right? [img]graemlins/stare.gif[/img] [/quote]Well, I can tell you what i think. Beautiful men don't date women and vice-versa. Secondly, you are what you do, you are a radio DJ, he is a career artist... not an impressive sort, but still he acts on TV, film, theather, tries to sing, write and play music. Sounds like an interesting, intelligent and sensual person. Also, I bet he doesn't call strangers kids like you call him even though from the looks of it you are probably the same age.

[ September 03, 2005, 03:11 PM: Message edited by: Sky ]

**Val** · 09-04-2005, 12:43 AM

Ok Lex.
I agree to you in some points, exactly because my first impression was that you were defending Mark Hildreth of my attacks.

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Beautiful men don't date women and vice-versa.

[img]graemlins/ohwell.gif[/img]

I see this in another way. "Beautiful women don't date ugly men". If your argument was valid, I would be single today. ;)

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you are a radio DJ

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he is a career artist

So what???
I don't think that Kristin is a girl who first looks "qualities" in a boy, without the concern to know if he is a boy with a pleasant mind or not, don't you agree? And I could say that my work demands more responsibility than the work of him.

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Sounds like an interesting, intelligent and sensual person.

Despite I disagree with all these existing characteristics in this boy, but if he has all these characteristics, really he is a good pair for Kristin.

09-04-2005, 11:16 PM

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Originally posted by Val.:
If your argument was valid, I would be single today. ;)

Oh, but it is... Fortunately for you, you are not beautiful.

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And I could say that my work demands more responsibility than the work of him.

Sure, but even if that's the case you are assuming that it matters. Does it?

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Despite I disagree with all these existing characteristics in this boy...

Why is that?

**Val** · 09-05-2005, 07:56 PM

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Fortunately for you, you are not beautiful

My girlfriend says that I am, and what I'm worried, is her opinion and not yours!

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Sure, but even if that's the case you are assuming that it matters. Does it?

Of course not! I didn't say that.

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Why is that?

Because I really do not know if this boy has all these qualities that you said in first reply. Repeating, if he has, he really is a good pair for Kristin.

09-05-2005, 08:50 PM

From the once and only online chat with KK four years ago:

TVman : Kristin, were you hounded by guys in high school?

Kristin : Yes, somewhat.

TVman : What do you look for in a guy?

Kristin : There's no formula you can have to find a guy.

These were K quotes when she was 18. But I think her point was this: There is no accounting for womens' taste in men. You'll just know it when it happens.

My experience has been that most guys hold physical attraction as a top priority in choosing a gal, but "handsomeness' is not the top priority of most women. Higher on the list for gals are traits like character, sensitivity (as Sky inferred) and confidence, which comes in large part from being pretty good at whatever it is you do. It also doesn't hurt to have a reasonable financial buffer. This last one might seem shallow, but most young women get tired of guys who's situation does not support some kind of financial independence. This presumes, of course, that you're out of college and operating in the working world. [img]graemlins/uhoh.gif[/img]

Care to weigh in on these comments, gals? [img]graemlins/woah.gif[/img]

09-06-2005, 12:09 PM

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Originally posted by Val.:
<blockquote>quote:<hr /> Fortunately for you, you are not beautiful

My girlfriend says that I am, and what I'm worried, is her opinion and not yours!
[/quote][img]graemlins/orbit.gif[/img] fair enough, but are you sure that when she said beautiful she did not mean that you are a beautiful human being and not just beautiful physically?

**Val** · 09-06-2005, 07:47 PM

[img]graemlins/spin.gif[/img]
Ok Lex, ... I give up!
You win. [img]graemlins/thumbs.gif[/img]

09-07-2005, 12:13 AM

That's the spirit. If alll of us were like you: beautiful and reasonable... there'd be no need for soap opears then, plastic surgeons, cosmetology and even the pope. [img]graemlins/ohwell.gif[/img] Some day, i say... some day that dream will realize itself.

[ September 06, 2005, 11:14 PM: Message edited by: Sky ]

evelyn · 09-07-2005, 10:44 AM

I myself am attracted to men who can make me laugh. But, either way, I don't date because I hate feeling tied down and/or obligated to one person.

09-07-2005, 11:09 AM

The problem would appear to be with your inability to appreciate what a genuine relationship is all about. Otherwise, you wouldn't be saying anything about tying and obligations. However, as long as you are happy alone, that's irrelevant.

[ September 07, 2005, 10:10 AM: Message edited by: Sky ]

evelyn · 09-07-2005, 08:54 PM

Genuine relationship or not, I learned from within my family different values that you may share. I like to move around and not feel like I owe anything to anyone. Like, I moved to Arkansas last year just two weeks after deciding I wanted to make the move. And then I moved back to Charleston six months later. If I had been in any relationship prior to either move, it would have crushed whatever we had had. I don't like anyone telling me what I can and cannot do. Free spirit.

09-08-2005, 12:07 AM

yeah I can definitely relate. When you start dating someone seriously, it almost always creates a level of expectation for at least one party and suddenly you're having to "answer" to that person. They get set up to be disappointed and I don't like the feeling of disappointing someone. [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img]

We free spirits would do well with someone who is also independent by nature... who doesn't revolve their life around us. They're hard ta find but I had it once for a couple years... hope to find it again some day.

09-08-2005, 12:09 AM

As I said, relationships are not about obligations and none ever owes anything to anyone. You either do not understand what it means to be in a relationship or making up an excuse to keep yourself form getting hurt. So, if you wanted a relationship, you could have it regardless of how many times you move. Probably even more than one...

P. Suvarnvasi · 09-08-2005, 12:57 AM

Whatever.

09-08-2005, 01:29 AM

Old good loyal sidekick Suwanwasi... we've missed you. Give us one of your famous bearhugs.

evelyn · 09-08-2005, 11:01 AM

Haha, no. Actually it's more like an excuse to do whatever I want whenever I want.. including getting trashed four or five times a week. Different folks, different strokes. I've been a Cosmo and Glamour girl since I was at least sixteen. I'm different from most.

09-08-2005, 11:10 AM

Of course you are... ;)

09-08-2005, 11:42 AM

Eve, Eve! [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img] I cringe thinkin about all those hangovers. We've just gotta get you off this self destructive path and return some semblance of discipline to your life... and you gotta put down those dam ciggies once and for all!

So... whaddya think... should we go out? [img]graemlins/spin.gif[/img]

09-03-2005, 03:27 PM	#42 (permalink)
flutterby Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Vancouver Posts: 131 My Profile	We're all happy that she's not the normal shallow image-obsessed Hollywood-type actress. So her dating Mark Hildreth just confirms this even more.

09-05-2005, 08:50 PM	#47 (permalink)
Jwoodstock Posts: n/a	From the once and only online chat with KK four years ago: TVman : Kristin, were you hounded by guys in high school? Kristin : Yes, somewhat. TVman : What do you look for in a guy? Kristin : There's no formula you can have to find a guy. These were K quotes when she was 18. But I think her point was this: There is no accounting for womens' taste in men. You'll just know it when it happens. My experience has been that most guys hold physical attraction as a top priority in choosing a gal, but "handsomeness' is not the top priority of most women. Higher on the list for gals are traits like character, sensitivity (as Sky inferred) and confidence, which comes in large part from being pretty good at whatever it is you do. It also doesn't hurt to have a reasonable financial buffer. This last one might seem shallow, but most young women get tired of guys who's situation does not support some kind of financial independence. This presumes, of course, that you're out of college and operating in the working world. [img]graemlins/uhoh.gif[/img] Care to weigh in on these comments, gals? [img]graemlins/woah.gif[/img]

09-06-2005, 07:47 PM	#49 (permalink)
Val Gear Heads Moderator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Brazil Posts: 8,156 My Profile	[img]graemlins/spin.gif[/img] Ok Lex, ... I give up! You win. [img]graemlins/thumbs.gif[/img]

09-07-2005, 12:13 AM	#50 (permalink)
Sky Posts: n/a	That's the spirit. If alll of us were like you: beautiful and reasonable... there'd be no need for soap opears then, plastic surgeons, cosmetology and even the pope. [img]graemlins/ohwell.gif[/img] Some day, i say... some day that dream will realize itself. [ September 06, 2005, 11:14 PM: Message edited by: Sky ]

09-07-2005, 10:44 AM	#51 (permalink)
evelyn moderator Join Date: May 2002 Location: fayetteville ar Posts: 594 My Profile	I myself am attracted to men who can make me laugh. But, either way, I don't date because I hate feeling tied down and/or obligated to one person.

09-07-2005, 11:09 AM	#52 (permalink)
Sky Posts: n/a	The problem would appear to be with your inability to appreciate what a genuine relationship is all about. Otherwise, you wouldn't be saying anything about tying and obligations. However, as long as you are happy alone, that's irrelevant. [ September 07, 2005, 10:10 AM: Message edited by: Sky ]

09-07-2005, 08:54 PM	#53 (permalink)
evelyn moderator Join Date: May 2002 Location: fayetteville ar Posts: 594 My Profile	Genuine relationship or not, I learned from within my family different values that you may share. I like to move around and not feel like I owe anything to anyone. Like, I moved to Arkansas last year just two weeks after deciding I wanted to make the move. And then I moved back to Charleston six months later. If I had been in any relationship prior to either move, it would have crushed whatever we had had. I don't like anyone telling me what I can and cannot do. Free spirit.

09-08-2005, 12:07 AM	#54 (permalink)
Jwoodstock Posts: n/a	yeah I can definitely relate. When you start dating someone seriously, it almost always creates a level of expectation for at least one party and suddenly you're having to "answer" to that person. They get set up to be disappointed and I don't like the feeling of disappointing someone. [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img] We free spirits would do well with someone who is also independent by nature... who doesn't revolve their life around us. They're hard ta find but I had it once for a couple years... hope to find it again some day.

09-08-2005, 12:09 AM	#55 (permalink)
Sky Posts: n/a	As I said, relationships are not about obligations and none ever owes anything to anyone. You either do not understand what it means to be in a relationship or making up an excuse to keep yourself form getting hurt. So, if you wanted a relationship, you could have it regardless of how many times you move. Probably even more than one...

09-08-2005, 12:57 AM	#56 (permalink)
P. Suvarnvasi Teenqueens Collector Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Bangkok, Thailand Posts: 1,237 My Profile	Whatever.

09-08-2005, 01:29 AM	#57 (permalink)
Sky Posts: n/a	Old good loyal sidekick Suwanwasi... we've missed you. Give us one of your famous bearhugs.

09-08-2005, 11:01 AM	#58 (permalink)
evelyn moderator Join Date: May 2002 Location: fayetteville ar Posts: 594 My Profile	Haha, no. Actually it's more like an excuse to do whatever I want whenever I want.. including getting trashed four or five times a week. Different folks, different strokes. I've been a Cosmo and Glamour girl since I was at least sixteen. I'm different from most.

09-08-2005, 11:10 AM	#59 (permalink)
Sky Posts: n/a	Of course you are... ;)

09-08-2005, 11:42 AM	#60 (permalink)
Jwoodstock Posts: n/a	Eve, Eve! [img]graemlins/shake.gif[/img] I cringe thinkin about all those hangovers. We've just gotta get you off this self destructive path and return some semblance of discipline to your life... and you gotta put down those dam ciggies once and for all! So... whaddya think... should we go out? [img]graemlins/spin.gif[/img]

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