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My Requirements for Dating a Man
1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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Sounds like a woman that will never marry to me.
-- handmaiden "Jess" wrote in message ... 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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Are we dreaming or what?
dreamboat "Jess" wrote in message ... 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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And this has what to do with fiber or yarn?
rec.crafts.textiles.yarn habitues want to know... On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 21:12:39 GMT, Jess wrote: snipped blather |
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Jess,
You didn't say anything male quilters, but since I flunked every requirement anyway, it doesn't matter. Ray Jess wrote in message ... 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. Hi: Her LAST late husband? How many has she had? Bet he is glad to be elsewhere rather than living with this person. I used to work with a woman who basically had this same view about men. Last I heard she was still single and desperate and couldn't understand what was wrong with all the men. Lee |
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Surprised you acknowledged an ex-husband, since, if you are Roman
Catholic, as you say, you had to get an annullment....which basically says that the first marriage never happened, hence, no ex-husband Jess wrote: 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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????? Where did the original post come from and why is it here? Rather
like a spacecraft landed and aliens popped out! "CNYstitcher" wrote in message ... Surprised you acknowledged an ex-husband, since, if you are Roman Catholic, as you say, you had to get an annullment....which basically says that the first marriage never happened, hence, no ex-husband Jess wrote: 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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KJ wrote:
????? Where did the original post come from and why is it here? Rather like a spacecraft landed and aliens popped out! It is called a troll. The same message landed on my other newsgroups too and has gotten responses on them as well. The idea behind a troll is to post something outrageous then sit back and watch the fireworks as people argue over it. The troll rarely comes back, and if it does, it is only to say something that sets people arguing more. (My favorite is when the troll says something along the lines of "sorry, all I meant was ....") --Lia |
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I aggree.
"KJ" wrote in message newsr3Gc.26542$7t3.12769@attbi_s51... ????? Where did the original post come from and why is it here? Rather like a spacecraft landed and aliens popped out! "CNYstitcher" wrote in message ... Surprised you acknowledged an ex-husband, since, if you are Roman Catholic, as you say, you had to get an annullment....which basically says that the first marriage never happened, hence, no ex-husband Jess wrote: 1. Physical attraction is a MUST. I prefer men who are handsome, have nice smiles, and who are physically fit/muscular. Beer bellies are a DEFINITE turn-off. However, I do have a preference for large "teddy bear" type men, as long as they are fit (a nice hairy chest is a plus, yum!).Also, any man I date must be at least 6 feet tall (preferably taller). I'm 5'5" myself, and would not feel comfortable with a man shorter than 6 feet. My man must also know how to dress well, and must be able to display proper ettiquette at all times and in all situations. 2. There must be chemistry. Without sparks, there can be no flame, and if that's the case there will be no second date. 3. Any man who I would want to date must be educated and have a decent job. I have a bachelor's degree myself, and I will not settle. That's why I would prefer a man with an advanced degree. I also require that he earn at least 20% more than I do, otherwise I could not respect him. My last husband worked in a factory, and after it reached the point where I began to make more money than him, I lost all respect for him. I'm also not going to date a man who performs some menial job, such as installing car stereo equipment. 4. Religion. I am a Roman Catholic, and any man I date MUST be Roman Catholic also. He must have good morals and values. He must also be loyal and faithful, and never even THINK about looking at other women. 5. Any man I date must have the approval of my family, friends, and co-workers. If any of my friends or family see any "red flags" about him, that's probably going to be a deal breaker. I trust their judgement and instincts. 6. Any man I date must be mature and self-sufficient. He must never have lived with his parents after the age of 18, and he must own the basic things that a mature adult should own, such as a house and a (late-model) car. And no, a "mobile home" does not count. I could never look up to a man who lives in a trailer. 7. Financial security. Any man I would seriously date must be financially secure. He must have a 401K plan, life savings, and an investment portfolio. I'm not going to ever again put myself in the position of having to financially support a man. You had better have something to bring to the table. 8. Intelligence. If a man is intelligent, I AM THERE! He must be witty, funny, charming, and able to converse with my friends and family, and have them like him in return. He must be able to make me laugh. At the same time though, he must never be boring, he must always be able to keep me guessing, otherwise I will lose interest and may start to look elsewhere ... |
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