Olly wrote:Feelin' Fowl wrote:Olly wrote:Feelin' Fowl wrote:I lived at the fraternity house in college. I missed nothing. This while in a relationship. I don't think you need to have a revolving door of women to have a good time.
There you go assuming again. Should I add this smilie to the list?
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Assuming? You're going to need another shovel, if you keep digging that hole.
I believe that you're assuming that your ways should be the ways of everyone else. You seem to be assuming that because I didn't go around tagging everything that I could get my hands on, I don't know what "could have been". Please tell me, oh wise one, what did I miss? Where did I go wrong? Maybe it's not too late to change!
It's great if that's your path, but don't assume that everyone should take it, or that they missed something because they took a different path.
Whoa man talk about putting words in someone's mouth. I never even came close to saying any if that.
You're making an awful lot of assumptions about my personal life with no facts to back it up. Getting real close to sounding like a jackass.
Didn't I say in my first post that doc should be happy his girl was moving in? I think that's the only point I've made here.
When you quote something, and then make a statement about that quote, it is no longer an assumption, nor should I be anywhere close to sounding like a jackass. Start a new post, say what you mean and mean what you say if you don't want to be misunderstood.
Here's what I mean. You are not married. If you have had what you deem to be a relationship, you don't have the experience of most of the married men around here, and should not compare your relationship experience to theirs.
These are facts, not assumptions.
It's ok not to know everything. Fact. Not an assumption.
I'm not terribly concerned with your post from 6 pages ago, but rather the posts you made directed at me. If you're trying to say that your only point was to say that he should be happy, you got lost along the way.