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dzfan 06-01-2006 04:34 PM

If You Want To Get Rid of A Guy...
 
Tell Him You Love Him...LOL. My friend just emailed me this link and I had to share -- have to buy this for my friend...she would love this :)

Check them out:

http://tlc.discovery.com/fansites/li...felessons.html

smiley21 06-01-2006 10:16 PM

LOL. This reminds me of what one of my guy friends said to me. This girl he used to date called him one day to tell him 'I love you'. He then said that he had to do something and that he would call her back. He never did. :p

LeslieAGD 06-02-2006 07:18 AM

Did you watch the "Kids will say everything you say" clip? Hilarious!

Beryana 06-02-2006 07:59 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by smiley21
LOL. This reminds me of what one of my guy friends said to me. This girl he used to date called him one day to tell him 'I love you'. He then said that he had to do something and that he would call her back. He never did. :p
(two different guys for these stories)

1. After the 2nd date I had a guy ask me if I wanted to go away with him for a weekend. That got the "you know, I'm really rather busy"

2. Also after a 2nd date, a guy asked me if I would wear a promise ring if he got me one! I think I said something along the lines of I really don't wear much jewelry other than my lavalier. I really don't think he realized what a promise ring was - or if he did, 2nd date is NOT the time to discuss them!!

AlphaFrog 06-02-2006 08:30 AM

There was a guy I dated my freshman year of high school. (Really, our friends pushed us into it). Our first date was prom (he was a Jr). Three weeks later (because I was hugely busy the other weekends, of course:p ) we went to the movies...and I made him sit with a seat in between us. The next weekend, he called and said "Hey, it's our one month anniversary" (It is?) "I love you"...Me: "Ok, thanks for calling, bye". Two weeks later we both went (separately) to a mutual friend's birthday party, where we broke up. Girls get scared by the L-bomb too (especially when it's totally inappropriate!!)!!

honeychile 06-03-2006 01:17 AM

Another easy way to lose a guy is to make sure the latest issue of any given Bridal magazine is prominantly displayed when he comes over.

dzfan 06-08-2006 11:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Beryana
(two different guys for these stories)

1. After the 2nd date I had a guy ask me if I wanted to go away with him for a weekend. That got the "you know, I'm really rather busy"

2. Also after a 2nd date, a guy asked me if I would wear a promise ring if he got me one! I think I said something along the lines of I really don't wear much jewelry other than my lavalier. I really don't think he realized what a promise ring was - or if he did, 2nd date is NOT the time to discuss them!!

Beryana, looks like we should get you the "I love you" figurine! LOL! Too funny!

And LeslieAGD, I that clip is hilarious!

Also, I really like the Dont Mix Merlot and Emailing -- HAHA! I think I could buy that one for at least 10 of my friends :)

Scandia 06-13-2006 08:58 AM

There is a difference between saying "I love you" after two dates, and saying "I love you" after 6+ months.

The first one is one of those "too much interest too soon is a sign of a potential abuser" thing. The second one is reasonable.

It's like expecting to be proposed to after a month of dating (assuming that you have known each other a little over a month, as compared to good friends who realized they were in love with each other) and wanting to become exclusive after a month of dating. I don't think that wanting to go steady after a month of dating involving several dates is unreasonable.

Optimist Prime 06-13-2006 10:07 AM

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Originally Posted by honeychile
Another easy way to lose a guy is to make sure the latest issue of any given Bridal magazine is prominantly displayed when he comes over.


that might backfire, if he's ready to get married

Scandia 06-13-2006 10:25 AM

I agree. If the guy is the more interested one, he may rejoice upon hearing the 3 little words or seeing the bridal magazine. Even if he is not pressuring you to take things to the next step.

Optimist Prime 06-13-2006 03:44 PM

actually, if you want to stop seeing someone, just break up with him. You're all mean for reading this thread! seriously, just tell him your not into him so he can move on and find someone that likes him, and you won't look like a slut if you start dating someone new

tunatartare 06-13-2006 03:47 PM

When we were together, the ex-boyfriend used to talk about marriage, which freaked me out royally. I showed him the engament ring that I've had picked out for years. It costs about $20-30,000. I figured by the time he could afford the ring, I'd be ready to get married.

dzfan 06-13-2006 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Optimist Prime
actually, if you want to stop seeing someone, just break up with him. You're all mean for reading this thread! seriously, just tell him your not into him so he can move on and find someone that likes him, and you won't look like a slut if you start dating someone new


Well I see your point but did you see the figurines? It is more a gag gift then actually something serious -- i think it is just mocking the fact that girls are more emotional and lovey dovey than guys and how saying "I love you" could really freak you out, you know?

There are some other really funny ones -- the mom wearing the big jeans is good. I wish that I saw that one before mothers days LOL

Optimist Prime 06-14-2006 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dzfan
Well I see your point but did you see the figurines? It is more a gag gift then actually something serious -- i think it is just mocking the fact that girls are more emotional and lovey dovey than guys and how saying "I love you" could really freak you out, you know?

There are some other really funny ones -- the mom wearing the big jeans is good. I wish that I saw that one before mothers days LOL


oh.

SATX*APhi 06-14-2006 10:50 AM

These are hilarious! My supervisor and another co-worker crowded behind me and we watched several clips and couldn't stop laughing.


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