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dawsongirl
06-29-2004, 10:19 PM
Do any of you honestly believe that 2 people who have pretty much nothing in common can have a good relationship? Like say, you don't like the same music or the same TV shows or one person likes to drink and party and the other doesn't. Is it just a lame cliche or does it actually happen for the best?
*Pleasant Tomorrow*
06-29-2004, 10:24 PM
I don't believe in that, along with love at first sight. But really, it depends on what you do and don't agree on. You definately do need to have the same type of personality and general stuff like that, but interests like TV...I guess it depends, I don't really know :/
Hollow
06-29-2004, 10:28 PM
Go watch those 'opposites attract' episodes of Maury, one time there was some rocker headbanger guy going out with a conservative extreme christian.
~*Dailey'sGurl*~
06-29-2004, 10:32 PM
I do believe so..... the other person can maybe interest the other into something they enjoy... or vise versa
(Hey dawsongirl - do you happen to be a Dawson's Creek fan?)
Tuesday Weld
06-29-2004, 10:33 PM
I think it could happen.
Kay Scarpetta
06-29-2004, 10:36 PM
Originally posted by dawsongirl
or one person likes to drink and party and the other doesn't.
That doesn't work. Take my word for it and don't learn the hard way.
dawsongirl
06-29-2004, 10:48 PM
Originally posted by safety pin
Go watch those 'opposites attract' episodes of Maury, one time there was some rocker headbanger guy going out with a conservative extreme christian.
:rofl: What a sight that must be.
dawsongirl
06-29-2004, 10:49 PM
Originally posted by DLQSfan
I do believe so..... the other person can maybe interest the other into something they enjoy... or vise versa
(Hey dawsongirl - do you happen to be a Dawson's Creek fan?)
I used to be, but not really anymore.
dawsongirl
06-29-2004, 10:51 PM
Originally posted by Kaffeine Kay
That doesn't work. Take my word for it and don't learn the hard way.
I was thinking that wouldn't work. I mean, what sane girl sends her boyfriend to a bar by himself just because she doesn't want to go? Open invitation for cheating IMO.
dandelion wine
06-30-2004, 12:06 AM
:lol: Daaaamn straight I do. There is no doubt in my mind. Now, whether it works out or not is another story. Though I do believe it's possible.
And Cathy, there's nothing wrong with being a dreamer.
Kay Scarpetta
06-30-2004, 12:09 AM
Originally posted by dawsongirl
I was thinking that wouldn't work. I mean, what sane girl sends her boyfriend to a bar by himself just because she doesn't want to go? Open invitation for cheating IMO.
Not only that, but you've got to deal with the coming home drunk and/or otherwise intoxicated. Also the lectures. The "good" half of the relationship will constantly be lecturing the other half.
dawsongirl
06-30-2004, 12:31 AM
Originally posted by little insomniac
:lol: Daaaamn straight I do. There is no doubt in my mind. Now, whether it works out or not is another story. Though I do believe it's possible.
And Cathy, there's nothing wrong with being a dreamer.
Thanks Kate. :hug:
dawsongirl
06-30-2004, 12:37 AM
Originally posted by Kaffeine Kay
Not only that, but you've got to deal with the coming home drunk and/or otherwise intoxicated. Also the lectures. The "good" half of the relationship will constantly be lecturing the other half.
lol...that would be me. I'll be popular.
I can already hear, "Shut up bitch! You don't own me!"
dandelion wine
06-30-2004, 12:49 AM
Originally posted by dawsongirl
Thanks Kate. :hug:
You're very welcome, Cathy. :bighug:
Janice
06-30-2004, 12:55 AM
I can't speak for others, but I couldn't be with someone who had vastly different interests, beliefs or a value system. I love animals, so I wouldn't want to be with someone who disliked animals. It wouldn't be a dealbreaker, but I'd prefer an animal lover.
My husband and I have been together for so long that it's hard to figure where he leaves off and I begin. We are individuals, but we have a lot in common....political beliefs, a love of movies, etc.
Shiela HUMPhrews
06-30-2004, 07:25 AM
lol, this post is too funny. :lol:
The other day I spotted this fat black woman who was dressed as a prostitute holding hands with this really, really HOT muscular guy. lol, it SO cheerfully depressing!
dawsongirl
06-30-2004, 04:39 PM
Originally posted by Shiela HUMPhrews
The other day I spotted this fat black woman who was dressed as a prostitute holding hands with this really, really HOT muscular guy. lol, it SO cheerfully depressing!
Happy...together.....:singer:
vienna waits
06-30-2004, 06:28 PM
I believe that opposites do attract. But the opposite part to me pertains to a person a whole. Not little things like favorite band or book. A lot of the things that I look for in a girl are what I feel like I'm lacking. I would prefer someone more outgoing than reserved because I think it makes a good combination. I do like for people to have the same interests as me however. Not all, but some.
I was once crazy about a girl who hated my guts.
Does that count?
;)
Penny Lane
06-30-2004, 08:22 PM
My husband ,who is 7 years older , and I have a great relationship! He has learned to appreciate the finer things in life(Like my music) :lol: His music was definitely 50's when we met but I have really educated him in REAL music, The Beatles, The Doors, etc.:lol: Actually, everytime I hear The Beatles song"Hello, Goodbye" it reminds me of us. .............."You say yes, I say no, You say stop, I say go go go.................." That certainly says a lot about our relationship. But the older we get and the longer we are married the more alike we become! So yes! Opposites can make a go of it! At least it keeps things interesting!:happyface
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