Would you go out on a second date with a guy or lady that farted and belched blithely unconcerned on the first date, other than that he or she is very caring and good looking?
My own opinion is that If I truly like the person, then I would go on a second date and see if the attitude will get better over time or I get used to the shit…
Would you go on a second date or not?
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I will take you home
In me, your heart belongs
On wings soaring high and strong
Like diamonds in the sky
You shall see me twinkle for you
Across the ocean raging beauty
I will cross all boundaries
In the deep blue sea
I will take you to a place you’ve never been
The demons of your past will flee
Their intentions of destructions on your heart
Conquered and replaced with my love.
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Before I lay down to sleep
I pray for the Lord to protect me
Assign angels to spread their wings over me
Overshadow his mercy sit with good dreams
I believe dreams can come true
Manifest into greatness when I awake
And the good Lord answers in his beauty
A reflection of his love over my life
Someone very dear to me had a dream that an important person handed him a check of Two million Dollars to start the long-term project he’s been preparing for and I said a big Amen while claiming the same thing for myself to happen in reality.
I believe dreams can come true and I do pray with all my heart that this comes through.
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Dating is becoming more stressful, tell me otherwise…Heartbreak here and there, disappointment, lies, lack of trust, catfishing…yeah right…catfishing but unfortunately people are dating less in the real world of meeting for the first time instead people are starting to meet online which has led to the risk of catfishing but what are we left with?
Knowing about a person online before showing interest seems emotionally comfortable for lots of people. Post your profile, pictures, hobbies, etcetera etcetera…if you don’t like your match move on quickly before developing unessecessary ties. If you are lucky to meet a good match, do a deep research before taking the next stage. It’s tough doing this in the real world cause emotional ties would have been developed already and gets sickening when you can’t break off without feeling weak.
-I personally tried online dating which was way safer for me, call it what you like but I was never catfished, maybe because I was smart about it or call it ‘lucky me.’
-It’s easier to dig around online before finally meeting the person and cutting off the friendship as soon as possible.
-We are dating less in the real world because from various researches, online dating has paid off for many, and me inclusive, although some have been unlucky; apparently is expected.
– its easier not to develop emotional ties which happens too often in the real world.
-From my own perspective dating less in the real world has more advantages than meeting people face to face. Although I might be wrong, I believe if you are smart about it, it would definitely be worth the effort.
Kindly contribute your opinion, it would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Dear patient
I’m your doctor
I do my best in treating my patients
I heal when they are ill
I help them realise how important their health is
But how do I cope when you open all for me to see
YES I’m a professional
know the difference between appropriate and inappropriate
Dear Patient treat me fairly
I’m not mentally ill
I have no excuses but I’m also human.
I love you but I don’t love you
Your health is important to me.
EDDAZ 