DW Community Catch-up Thread
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@veritek33 MoV sounds great! I was actually just talking about this in therapy. I told her I’m trying to focus more on qualities like character, which I haven’t always focused on as much as I should, but have been realizing in my 30s the importance of having a partner who is reliable and, like, someone I’d want around if I lost my job or a parent passed away. MoV sounds like a great example of what I was talking about! Hope both of your parents are doing alright.
@Ale I for sure would’ve swiped left on my first serious boyfriend. He’s just not someone I would’ve seen a picture of and wanted to meet, let alone date.
Ale – what asshole co worker would call you fat? That’s mindblowing to me.
I hope you had a lovely vacation. Ignore that person. And ignore the ex.@Ver sounds like you found yourself a great man! I’m so happy for you! Those times of struggle and strife are when you find out someone’s true colors.
@Ale What.an.asshole. Ignore him and his jealous you got to take vacation self.
@veritek33 – Wow, you have a great man there. That’s wonderful that he took care of all of you. I’m very happy for you!Got a message from my AG..he might get to come home sooner than he thought and wants to see me as soon as possible. We chatted every day he’s been gone but hearing that he’s coming back soon? Got butterflies in my stomach and a smile on my face. Dont know what to make of this so for right now I’m just enjoying the ride.
Hahahaha An old comment popped up in the feed and I was reading the corresponding story: would you move for love. Look at what Dre said:
“I will never leave my city again. It’s just way too important to me to be close to my mom, my brother and his wife and my two best friends. Especially now that I have a job that I absolutely love and am very passionate about.”
Amazing what love can do Dre! I’m not having a go, just having a giggle at just how much you proved yourself wrong. Like, move to the other side of the world proved yourself wrong.
I feel like saying you’ll never do something is teeing it up to happen next.
I said I’d NEVER live in the state that I do now…been here 6 years.
I said I’d NEVER buy a home….Owned a great one for just over a year.
I said I’d NEVER date someone with kids….FMH has multiple.
I said I’d never do a lot and I seem to be dong it all!Glad to know I’m not the only one jinxing myself 😉
I hope that’s not a bad omen for my future… after college, I lived in FL for five years. Since then, I’ve said I’m never moving back. (Not that FL is bad, just not for me, so I’m not dissing it!). Watch, that’s where the husband and I will by our winter home, which we plan to do in about 10 years or when he decides to sell his rental property, whichever comes first.
Many years ago I said I would never so much as set foot in rural Illinois again, forget even moving. Then I told my husband I would NEVER move to his home state. I really need to remember the things I say. hahaha.
Oh and I don’t think this is actually considered rural, but for sure it is compared to where I moved from.
I think I could move for love, but with some stipulations (like, I can’t imagine uprooting my life for someone I wasn’t already engaged or married to). I think I could make myself at home many, many places in the world, however, I don’t want to do the rural thing. Ever.
I hope it’s not a bad omen for me either, because I said I’m never ever dating a coworker again.
