Bristols not that big? its freaking huge! last time i was down there it was anyway, i'm coming down there soon for a invite only party....... i'll pm the details soon

i suppose if you can open a deaf girl and pull, you know your inner game is sorted

I do a little sign, not enough for a conversation though. I'd have been so intrigued, definitely would have persevered with that one. It should be compulsory at school (PUA and SL though not necessarily combined).


Anyway, what interests me is some of the same guys who were saying don't mess with married women on another thread recently are encouraging SJ to get into a girl with a boyfriend. Seriously!

Morally I don't see the difference. Maybe someone can enlighten me...


Peace,

kowalski

in marrage they swore to god,

allthough not religous i'm not taking chances on upsetting him

(if it was me your reffering to i cant remember that post)

I think there is a difference, depending on how much you value marriage I suppose. People get into relationships knowing full well that they're not intending to spend the rest of their lives together. When you get married that's the deal.

That's not to say that I don't agree with what your'e saying Kowalski, cos actually I do. If as she says they have a good thing going on and they do love each other, I can assure you I would not go any where near that. Unfortunately for me I have a conscience.

I will probably never get married. Existentialists don't do marriage.

Does that mean my woman is fair game?


TF, that made me laugh. You are Pascal.

SJ, everything ends. Finity does not mean reduced value.

Morally you have two people who have made an agreement of exclusivity. Whether they intend permanence, which is something they can't have irrespective of their intention, or not is immaterial.

Say I'm in contract with Sky TV for a year and with BT for life. Is there any difference if I breach both contracts?

NB: I've not expressed an opinion either way. I'm just querying inconsistencies.


Peace,

kowalski

Damn straight

Not sure enough to debate on this one. All I know is marriage is a life commitment, and a relationship is not. I would have therefore said that marriage holds more value, but I'm fairly sure that this could be proved wrong.

By the way, if you say that you wouldn't be willing to get married to your girlfriend, and considering the fact that you are active on a PU forum and so blatantly are interested in seeing other women, don't you find that situation a bit morally questionable? I don't know the situation, so pardon me if I'm wrong, but is this not the same as this girl cheating on her boyfriend?

I think that's more of an example rather than K's position although if you hit on jynx I think he might get possessive.

Adding another angle...

My mrs got chatted up the other day got asked for a number and gave him a made up one, so you might want to check it's actually the right one.

I already put forward two arguements that (currently) prove that wrong in my last post.

Tom is quite right. I'm talking more about my principles, rather than my current reality. I meant to be understood as saying - I don't intend on marrying my girl, whoever that turns out to be.


Peace,

kowalski

Only way of checking would be to ring her, which I'm not gonna do cos I know there's a good chance she wouldn't answer anyway. I text her last night with no reply, but I didn't set out for one, so who knows. maybe she'll text me in a months time telling me how she's split up with her boyfriend, or maybe she wont. I'm easy either way.