flip_flop_lollipop
@flip_flop_lollipop (97)
Singapore • Age 38
Joined myLot 17 years ago
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kenchiprincess
@kenchiprincess (5296)
• Philippines
9 Jan 09
in this age and time when people's marriages doesn't last long and couples ended it with, separation, annulment or divorce i am so proud that my mom and dad are celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary. It wasn't an easy road...
50th wedding anniversary
anniversary
commitment
happiness
marriage
parents
relationship
wedding anniversary
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5 people
flip_flop_lollipop i'm really glad for you.
my mum and dad's been married for close to 24 years. I really wish they can both be healthy when their 35th anniversary, even their 50th anniversary comes along. But my mum's not in good health and I'm really worried for her. :( i...
10 Jan 09
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Carla Estefan
@chej18 (915)
• United States
16 Jun 08
Hi,
I am not sure if i am right but i do it anyway i want my bf to be healthy so i am pushing him to diet.I am prepering his food and salads for his work.As you know my partner got a little bit problem w/ his heart and his...
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7 people
flip_flop_lollipop hi chej18, i'm sure ur bf knows what you're doing is for his own good. but being human we do have our weaknesses and we do *cave in to temptations* from time to time, heh. however, i do think it's really important, in his case, for him to maintain his diet....
18 Jun 08
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winterose
@winterose (39887)
• Canada
25 Mar 08
If your parents have high blood pressure chances are you will get it too in your lifetime,
this sounds scary to me does it to you?
The suggestion here is that high blood pressure may run in the family
we know that...
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2 people
flip_flop_lollipop yup, it's definitely true. i read from somewhere, if both ur folks have high hp, there's a 46% chance that the kids will have it too. if only on parent, 23%. But even if both parents do not have high bp, the kids can still develop it, coz as some previous...
1 May 08
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1 person
foxyfire33
@foxyfire33 (10005)
• United States
25 Apr 08
My stepson and I ended up talking for a long time last night. He told me that he really loves his girlfriend but feels like this should be his time to just date girls and have fun. (He'll be 18 in two months) He said he just feels...
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14 people
ChaJudLeoBit
@ChaJudLeoBit (1656)
• United States
19 Aug 07
I had a think where I had to back-track everywhere I went. I imagined I was pulling an invisible string, so I had to always go back the way I came. If I turned in a circle 8 times, I had to 'un-wind' 8 times as well. If I walked...
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3 people
aretha
@aretha (2538)
• United States
14 Apr 08
thank you to everyone that responded to my discussion about my landlady. after 4 pages of everyone telling me pretty much the same thing i knew what i had to do. so i was ready for their next visit or so i thought. they came down...
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4 people
teeaye98
@teeaye98 (287)
• United States
20 Mar 08
I have 2 children; a 2 year old and a 5 month old. I wish there were enough hours in a day. I find myself extremely tired, and I can't ever seem to get enough done. I clean a room only for that same room to be a mess the next...
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1 person
Ellie
@ellie26 (4139)
• Malaysia
12 Apr 08
It's important to have honest lines of communication in a dating relationship and, more important, in a marriage relationship. Can you tell your spouse/partner when he does stuff you don't like without being afraid that he/she'll...
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11 people
aretha
@aretha (2538)
• United States
12 Apr 08
our landlord and his wife are very very nice people. they helped us alot and i don't want to make anyone mad. they built a house up on top of the hill above us and she is always coming down here. and i mean for hours like anywhere...
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10 people
flip_flop_lollipop the last thing you should be doing with these sort of people is to give them attention. next time she knocks on your door either don't answer it, or tell her your busy amd would she drop by another time. do that enough times so that hopefully she'll get the...
13 Apr 08
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2 people
jeanniemay
@jeanniemay (1798)
• Philippines
3 Apr 08
Sometimes, when we were younger and still attending school, the thought of going to school annoys most of our classmates or even us when homework gets tiring.
In my experience, my pitiful childhood experiences has always been...
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7 people
angelaglass2008
@angelaglass2008 (44)
29 Mar 08
well where do i start, i feel like i am nothing because my fiance keeps puting me down he calls me a fat cow, sl ag, jabba the hut, says i am not worth anything! i feel really hurt and very low about myself. he says he loves me...
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12 people
keep_onwatch
@keep_onwatch (2680)
• India
30 Mar 08
I always post on my lot how much i love my husband and so does he, but just 2day we had a huge fight over some issue and who doesnt have fights? But after things cooled down and we came to good terms, i actually said that this...
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2 people
misschriss
@misschriss (110)
• United States
29 Mar 08
I am married to a man who I love very much. The only problem is that he and I don't see eye to eye on alot anymore. I asked him last night why he loved me. He says that the things I do really mean alot to him. He said nothing...
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2 people
flip_flop_lollipop That's the way my dad is!! And my mum goes on about it no end! But she still continue doing what she does everday (albeit with lotsa ranting). My dad occasionally helps out with the "light" chores when he knows he has no way out, lol. but that's about it. if...
31 Mar 08
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piatos03
@piatos03 (393)
• Philippines
28 Mar 08
Well, does it? I have this friend, she's 21 and in love with a 29 year old that loves her too. But then some hopeless people just seem to always get in the way. They tell the 29 year old that it's wrong and that they should feel...
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24 people
kbourgerie
@kbourgerie (8780)
• United States
27 Mar 08
My boyfriend just came home to pick up my atm card to withdraw money. I trust him and know he would never abuse that privilege, but have had other relationships in the past that I wouldn't have dreamed of giving up my card. Do you...
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17 people