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Posted By: starburst-MT on 2008-03-25
In Reply to: Amen MT4ME.. - phillychick

Ok, maybe men that are old enough to be my dad, and from the old school, you might find a good one every now and then, but in my generation after being single for almost 10 years it seem there is way to many problems in relationships these day. To much lying, cheating, porn, drugs and no one wants to be serious in a relationship anymore. So many are so self center and only think of themselves.


 




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