deusotiosus
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Posted by beckamitchell
Okay, Proust. Please tell me why you are possessive of tarts. In ten words or less.
Also, what are the respective sun, asc, moons of you and said beau.
Finally, I cannot comprehend exactly what you are asking for. Please restate why you think he might be testing or friend zoning you. Was there ever any flirtation or mention of dating?
Posted by GetMisted
I'm going to take a wild guess here and assume that you are a Gemini?
As for him? He sings you songs. He reads your lengthy novels. So on and so on.
I take him speaking of this actress and her beauty as a sign of openess on his part. Try looking at it from a diffirent angle. Maybe he is pointing out things about her that remind him of you. The way she dresses, style s her hair, etc.
Even still, get rid of the jealousy or what ever it is. We enjoy beauty in what ever form it takes. It's a topic of discussion. Just be happy we're discussing it with you.
Personally, I'd say he's falling for someone he hasn't even met yet. It happens.
Posted by MrFirebird
I am flagging this thread!
Posted by beckamitchell
I think he must be teasing you.
Posted by beckamitchell
You and Monsieur Beau are engaged in a dance of poetry. Capricorn (asc) moves slowly; Libra (moon) has indecisive moments--many indecisive moments; Scorpio (sun) enjoys undercover pursuit and power plays. Does he have any Pisces, mmm?
Also, just make sure he's not one of te gays, given all this flowery hoo-ha you two are swapping about. You don't want to be swooning over someone you can never have.
Finally, I was serious about the "ten words or less."click to expand
Posted by Whatu
He's already putting money aside for you're kid's education, trust me.
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Having lurked the dxp boards for a little over a month, admittedly I feel a bit like a lamb to the slaughter... I am new - be gentle?
I will preface this by stating that I cannot tell a short story to save my life (but I will make a sincere effort), and that I have not yet met the person I seek advice about in-person. Try to restrain your groans - though I understand if you cannot (and will happily and respectfully debate with you on the merits privately). In many ways, at least in my opinion, this sort of communication can be beneficial in the same way that it can be harmful if someone is actively deceiving and misrepresenting who they are.
I am a polyglot - to date I fluently speak four languages with conversational proficiency in two others - I graduated not too long ago, and I was thinking of enrolling in a Master's program overseas in the fall. I thought it would be prudent to find language partners to brush up on my skills and pick up some of the more commonly spoken vernacular for a more seamless transition... Regional slang sometimes escape me. Anyway, skyping with friends was too inconsistent as was going to the language center where I used to tutor, so at the behest of a friend I signed up for one of those language exchange sites. The very first day I created my profile is the day we began our correspondence. Long story short, he stimulates me in one of the ways I find to be important - intellectually. It is increasingly difficult to encounter people in my age set whom I connect with, yet somehow we just click (at least from my perspective). To be frank, intellect opens the floodgates (I know you might be thinking heffa we don't know you like that, but... whoomp, there it is!), and the fact that he is smarter beyond my comprehension makes him that much more appealing (and admittedly a bit intimidating... But I find that is part of the thrill). Whoever said intelligence is the ultimate aphrodisiac had guys like this in mind.