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onadare [Visitor] — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:03:23 +0000

I went to work on Valentine's day and all the women around me got flowers from their husbands or boyfriends, even some got flowers from their dads! My desk was empty like I was a man. I wasn't embarrassed, only that I'm in deep unrequited love with my supervisor. He wanted to take me out to lunch (with a group of people of course) but I decided not to go. I felt like it was a pity lunch for me since I didn't get flowers or candy. Why not take me to lunch on any other day? I got to feel like it is wanted, not out of pity. Even if there is no romantic feelings on his side about the entire situation I still would like to feel it is out of want not sympathy.

In response to: Feb 15 - Finding Love is Like an Overcooked Biscuit

john [Visitor] — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 03:12:03 +0000

Hi Neenah that really is a nice array of roses. What is it about roses that ladies love, is it their actual beauty or is it the romantic symbolism they represent? I think that after working all day, fighting traffic, and dealing with that little obtuse anxiety that arises from meeting someone would have had me catching z's before the menu even arrived lol. So with just a few yawns you did excellent.

I had mixed feelings about my last date the lady acted on the phone like she didnt really want to go but she said yes anyway. I bought her flowers but noticed my anxiety increasing as I was driving to meet her and it developed into a nervous tic because she was acting on the phone like she was dreading this date. Nevertheless she was a no-show so I gave the flowers to a couple coming out of the Chik-fil-a.
(Hey it was where she insisted she wanted to eat she just loved those 8-pc nuggets and reiterated that many times lol Im not a cheapskate honest!). So at least I didnt have to be embarrassed over my newfound nervous tic in front of her that is why it was a mixed blessing. The nervous tic subsided the next day. Have a nice evening and many fun dates in the near future. I really enjoy your website and admire your class.

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B. Shelton [Visitor] — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:08:30 +0000

Hello Neenah,
I am glad that you had a wonderful Valentines date. I too went out to eat. (alone) Couples were all around me.For the first time, I didn't feel sad.The day was filled with excitement. I colored my hair, went to the MAC counter and they applied my makeup, went to dinner and then I took that train home. On the way home, I thought about past Valentines Days when I received roses. I smiled all the way home. It is your turn. My day will return soon. In the meanwhile, I am enjoying reading about you and your journey.
Bev

In response to: Feb 15 - Finding Love is Like an Overcooked Biscuit

Gabrielle [Visitor] — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 15:04:54 +0000

Go Neenah! I am glad that you had a lovely Valentine's Day, honey. It will happen! It seems that as long as you're open-minded and in a healthy place, with yourself, that you'll achieve what you desire. Best of Luck!