sampa
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- Oct 6, 2006
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Very true. In the last 10 years I have been building my wardrobe trying things that are out of my comfort zone. Discovering things that have helped to open more of the feminine side in me. That's good that your identity is not built around what you wear. Also I find very few people that will go outside of a style that they were 20 years ago. Most stick to the same types of colors and fits. At the same time it's always good to stick to certain types of cuts that you know work and the ones that don't. I have the hardest time with women's clothes because of my broad shoulders. Cap sleeves and puffy arms and such never work. I also can't wear a boat necks and v-necks are much more flattering for me. Sleeveless many times is more flattering for me than short sleeve.I saw the same growing up. I don't view clothes as an aspect of my identity. I could wear ripped jeans and Doc Martens and still be bella. I don't communicate who I am through my clothing. I like what I like. I use my personality for that.
Good questions I've never thought about until I met the apologist. He said he was attracted to my writing style from my profile and thought I would be good at helping him write future books. I couldn't envision myself doing that even though I had good writing. He was thinking about editing and proofreading which I don't think is a strong suit for me. There's quite a few things that I'm good at, but how that would come together with someone else I'm not sure. And there are things that I'm gifted with like counseling and others that have affirmed this. One gal, while I was just starting my correspondence with the architect and three other guys, said she heard the word therapist. There was a guy that I was just letting go of because his mental issues were too heavy for me. But I thought it was interesting since I've had a history of guys that have developed post-traumatic stress syndrome and the architect was taking antidepressant drugs to control his temper. But that part of me I really do not want to tie into a marriage. I'm good at hosting small functions and tying people together for lasting friendships, I know how to piece an outfit together, money is a mixed bag for me and I would hope to marry someone with a stronger grasp, gardening is a growing pursuit that many times gives me mental release.. and the same goes for running, I'm super good at planning and hope to be with the same, ... Thinking about what I need help with I probably need somebody very practical and their head is not in the clouds all the time but they don't see conversations about dreaming as frivolous and make fun of it... I know my non-negotiables but many of the interest that I have I think are always changing and I don't want to base long-term prospect on that. Rather I pray that the Lord will give me wisdom and discernment and how I fit with someone... I also hope I can marry somebody that I'm attracted to.The starting point is you. What do you need help with? And what are you good at? If you meet someone who excels (or invests) where you struggle and requires what you have in tow. There's a continual flow. You're pouring into the other.
good to think about. I doubt I will ever climb too high as I've always had so many setbacks. Today I had the day off and it's an example of my allergies and different things just slowing me down. The brain has so many ideas and things I want to do but the body isn't always willing. And other times I'm like a powerhouse, the guy I dated back in May said he was happy to see that I take naps because he thought maybe he couldn't keep up with me.Work is commiserate to the target. The higher you climb the more he expects. You need to know your barometer. What are you willing to do consistently? That isn't a question from me. But something you need to answer for yourself.
In the military I never could make it past E4 level. There was always failures either in courses or physical test. I felt it was a boundary that the Lord kept me within because he didn't want me to rise higher but used the military as a means to college and other things in life.
Sounds like you have a good fit. Also a good understanding of what you're looking for and what the Lord has gifted you with to be able to give.Ideally it's tied to something besides him. For example, his aesthetic preference aids my work. It opens up greater opportunities for impromptu content. I'll look my best going out, with unexpected company, etc. That's helping me.
Yes, it's a continuing question. I hope when the opportunity presents itself again that I will be able to revisit this. I don't feel I'm ready to reenter online dating but I have to since the winter is coming and I won't be able to date. Just had some new pictures taken by a friend yesterday at the beach. I took pictures of her and her family also in return.What is God asking you to do (or you desire to do) that benefits from his influence? Tie it together if you can
I'm so sorry that your favorite Park is flooded. I hope this presents an opportunity to discover new places. I'm sure they're out there. Maybe even check if a preserve exist.My favorite park is floodedNow instead of walking around the park, you can literally swim around the whole park lol
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I'm still learning the cooking thing but I've always been good with dishes. That's what I spent my years growing up doing because I didn't want to cook. And now I find it therapeutic where I am constantly washing the dishes as I cook. I like to have things clean.I am new at cooking and so far I love it!I also love washing dishes lol
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I wouldn't say that I love it, but I do it quite a bit more often than others.Said no one, EVER
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