GuyJD
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I NEED YOUR HELP, LADIES WITH THIS TRUE LIE...
Here's an interesting matter for you all to analyze. Ladies, maybe you all could help me figure this one out because this is the second female friend of mine that decided something like this.
I have a friend back home in New Orleans whom I still keep in touch with. Employment wasn't going well for her so I suggested to move her here in California with me. She liked the idea. I consider her a very good friend because she is inspirational. She is a Christian turned Mormom and told me that she achieved 4 goals that she will help me accomplish:
1) Quit smoking (I haven't touched a cigar since leaving N.O. in June, 98')
2) Quit drinking (I haven't quit but I don't drink often)
3) Quit cursing (I slimmed down a hell of a fucking lot lately...LOL)
4) Began going to church again (I started almost a year ago)
In addition to her Christianity, she told me that she was celibate. I told her that I respect and accepted that. Months had gone by and we continued to talk about her situation and her influence to move here.
A couple of weeks ago however, I tried calling my friend at her parents home and she was never there. Her parents never told me whether or not she still lived there. So I took a shot in the dark and called her cell phone that I thought she had disconnected. She answered and told me that she was with her brother and that he was driving her to where she had moved to. She further explained to me that she was living with a guy whom she was dating. I extended to her my best wishes but in the back of my mind I thought, "Aw well, I guess celibacy is out the window now." I was tempted to ask about her Christanity or Mormomship because I thought that such acts were taboo.
I have noticed that when some women are without a relationship for a short period of time, they chose to "practice" celibacy. It appears to be like some sexual tension. Then the minute a man draws his attention to her, BANG....no more celibacy. Like I said, ladies, this is the 2nd female friend of mine that had come to such decision but ignored it when she met a new guy. Is this a psycological issue with women?
Here's an interesting matter for you all to analyze. Ladies, maybe you all could help me figure this one out because this is the second female friend of mine that decided something like this.
I have a friend back home in New Orleans whom I still keep in touch with. Employment wasn't going well for her so I suggested to move her here in California with me. She liked the idea. I consider her a very good friend because she is inspirational. She is a Christian turned Mormom and told me that she achieved 4 goals that she will help me accomplish:
1) Quit smoking (I haven't touched a cigar since leaving N.O. in June, 98')
2) Quit drinking (I haven't quit but I don't drink often)
3) Quit cursing (I slimmed down a hell of a fucking lot lately...LOL)
4) Began going to church again (I started almost a year ago)
In addition to her Christianity, she told me that she was celibate. I told her that I respect and accepted that. Months had gone by and we continued to talk about her situation and her influence to move here.
A couple of weeks ago however, I tried calling my friend at her parents home and she was never there. Her parents never told me whether or not she still lived there. So I took a shot in the dark and called her cell phone that I thought she had disconnected. She answered and told me that she was with her brother and that he was driving her to where she had moved to. She further explained to me that she was living with a guy whom she was dating. I extended to her my best wishes but in the back of my mind I thought, "Aw well, I guess celibacy is out the window now." I was tempted to ask about her Christanity or Mormomship because I thought that such acts were taboo.
I have noticed that when some women are without a relationship for a short period of time, they chose to "practice" celibacy. It appears to be like some sexual tension. Then the minute a man draws his attention to her, BANG....no more celibacy. Like I said, ladies, this is the 2nd female friend of mine that had come to such decision but ignored it when she met a new guy. Is this a psycological issue with women?