Date with a married lady

• Thaddeus

  30 Jun 03, 11:50

  Originally posted by hunk37:

  It is precisely because there is freedom of speech in this fourm that whenever there is a post that is outrageous, offensive or just unpopular, there follows a slew of opposition, some insulting and others dismissing off the writer- in other words, telling the person to stop posting and get lost. This is when freedom of speech is being exercised- when people feel free to respond according to their judgement, and depending on the degree of unacceptability involved, often includes suggestions to stop posting. Which of course sometimes do not stop the person from another round of similar posts- presumably another expression of freedom of speech. Thus the mere asking of another to stop posting is not a repression of freedom of speech. Rather, it is the exercise of freedom of speech, which includes the freedom to rebut. You may feel free to post your objection to this opinion. You will then be exercising the freedom of speech that you espouse.

  All i see from your posts are "blah blah blah blah blah blah .... etc"
  
• Thaddeus

  30 Jun 03, 11:51

  Are you ACTUALLY saying anything hunk37?
• leexiancikevin

  30 Jun 03, 12:18

  Originally posted by hunk37:

  It is precisely because there is freedom of speech in this fourm that whenever there is a post that is outrageous, offensive or just unpopular, there follows a slew of opposition, some insulting and others dismissing off the writer- in other words, telling the person to stop posting and get lost. This is when freedom of speech is being exercised- when people feel free to respond according to their judgement, and depending on the degree of unacceptability involved, often includes suggestions to stop posting. Which of course sometimes do not stop the person from another round of similar posts- presumably another expression of freedom of speech. Thus the mere asking of another to stop posting is not a repression of freedom of speech. Rather, it is the exercise of freedom of speech, which includes the freedom to rebut. You may feel free to post your objection to this opinion. You will then be exercising the freedom of speech that you espouse.

  just a forum... over reacted... chicken pie anyone?
• NeonTetra

  30 Jun 03, 12:26

  
• hunk37

  30 Jun 03, 15:43

  Originally posted by Thaddeus:

  Are you ACTUALLY saying anything hunk37?

  ya, 2-3 sentences is easier to read, but some people look for sustained argument. if not, i am saying to harry that telling a person to stop her post is not violating freedom of speech. let me know if i should simplify this further
• hunk37

  30 Jun 03, 16:01

  Originally posted by Thaddeus:

  All i see from your posts are "blah blah blah blah blah blah .... etc"
  

  perhaps u fail to see i am struggling to help poor Angela who needs people to comfort her in her psychological condition. Since the thread is dying from lack of response, i am putting lots of posts to keep the thread alive. if you want to help, tell her what u think of single man and married lady. Your little effort can help this lady to not have to post here every month in vain. otherwise please find someone else to criticise.
• Devil1976

  30 Jun 03, 17:08

  Originally posted by hunk37:

  perhaps u fail to see i am struggling to help poor Angela who needs people to comfort her in her psychological condition. Since the thread is dying from lack of response, i am putting lots of posts to keep the thread alive. if you want to help, tell her what u think of single man and married lady. Your little effort can help this lady to not have to post here every month in vain. otherwise please find someone else to criticise.

  
• Devil1976

  30 Jun 03, 17:10

  Originally posted by leexiancikevin:

  just a forum... over reacted... chicken pie anyone?

  No thanks... Can I have a chicken burger and a fries to go with it instead...?
  
  Err... What drinks ya serve...? <
• leexiancikevin

  30 Jun 03, 17:10

  Originally posted by hunk37:

  perhaps u fail to see i am struggling to help poor Angela who needs people to comfort her in her psychological condition. Since the thread is dying from lack of response, i am putting lots of posts to keep the thread alive. if you want to help, tell her what u think of single man and married lady. Your little effort can help this lady to not have to post here every month in vain. otherwise please find someone else to criticise.

  
• hunk37

  2 Jul 03, 09:23

  sorry mrs angela. I tried my best to sustain the thread but just no one is interested anymore. but i understand you need to do this again and again. so all the best for your next edition next month. can anyone suggest a good thread title? How about: 'married woman with single man: will it work?' why not also post in Aunt Agony under 'gulity conscience- how to get rid of it?' for personal counselling just pm me. have a guilt-free day.
• tiggersgd

  2 Jul 03, 10:21

  Originally posted by harryryan:

  ha...ha.... welcome to e forum....u can post anything u want lah...it's just that e regulars here will notice that there are some married or older women constantly posting threads for companionship w younger guys....it's not ur fault but when pple are in this forum long enuff they sort of get sick n tired of it..... nevertheless....do have fun posting n looking at e replies.....

  
• tiggersgd

  2 Jul 03, 10:25

  so where is our mrs a now? always so quiet after that.....
• Justy

  2 Jul 03, 10:25

  I won't mind going out with married gals, so long as they dun look married haha...
  Esp now, i'd go out with any gal who wants to with me ar... Gf gone, life in a mess, took 3 days leave with nothing to do...
  
• the Bear

  2 Jul 03, 10:29

  sheesh, you're just asking for a rebounding heartbreak, aren't you?
  
  it's hard but try and get a grip on yourself...
  
  

  Originally posted by Justy:

  I won't mind going out with married gals, so long as they dun look married haha...
  Esp now, i'd go out with any gal who wants to with me ar... Gf gone, life in a mess, took 3 days leave with nothing to do...
  

• Gary25

  2 Jul 03, 10:32

  Originally posted by Justy:

  I won't mind going out with married gals, so long as they dun look married haha...
  Esp now, i'd go out with any gal who wants to with me ar... Gf gone, life in a mess, took 3 days leave with nothing to do...
  

  not fair to u....even worse, the gal!
• the Bear

  2 Jul 03, 10:38

  Mrs. Robinson
  
  We'd like to know
  A little bit about you
  For our files.
  We'd like to help you learn
  To help yourself.
  Look around you. All you see
  Are sympathetic eyes.
  Stroll around the grounds
  Until you feel at home.
  
  And here's to you, Mrs. Robinson,
  Jesus loves you more than you will know (Wo wo wo).
  God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson,
  Heaven holds a place for those who pray (Hey hey hey, hey hey
  hey).
  
  Hide it in a hiding place
  Where no one ever goes.
  Put it in you pantry with your cupcakes.
  It's a little secret,
  Just the Robinsons' affair.
  Most of all, you've got to hide it
  from the kids.
  
  Coo coo ca-choo, Mrs. Robinson,
  Jesus loves you more than you will know (Wo wo wo).
  
  God bless you, please, Mrs. Robinson,
  Heaven holds a place for those who pray (Hey hey hey, hey hey hey).
  
  Sitting on a sofa
  On a Sunday afternoon,
  Going to the candidates' debate,
  Laugh about it,
  Shout about it,
  When you've got to choose,
  Every way you look at it you lose.
  
  Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio?
  A nation turns its lonely eyes to you (Ooo ooo ooo).
  
  What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson?
  "Joltin' Joe has left and gone away" (Hey hey hey, hey hey hey).
  
  
• Gary25

  2 Jul 03, 10:40

  wat's that for?
• the Bear

  2 Jul 03, 10:46

  what's what for?
  
  

  Originally posted by Gary25:

  wat's that for?

• Gary25

  2 Jul 03, 10:49

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  what's what for?
  
  

  the poem?
• the Bear

  2 Jul 03, 10:51

  it isn't.... it's a song from the movie, The Graduate
  
  starring Dustin Hoffman... should go watch it.. one of the best known movies of all time... you'll know why after watching it
  
  

  Originally posted by Gary25:

  the poem?

• z3n

  2 Jul 03, 11:51

  Hmmz dating a married lady aint a bad idea at all..first they are more matured in their thinking and second they know how to take care of u?hmmz any married ladies to introduce?haha
• skinnybeanie

  2 Jul 03, 11:55

  Originally posted by harryryan:

  if it's a date n nothing else i dun see y not?
  not as if u r cheating on e husband or something....
  date can mean anything wat....a simple lunch also a date....
  depends on wat u think of it...
  really..... singaporeans jump to conclusions 90% of e time.....
  date= immoral meh?

  it it's a platonic date tat the hubby is aware of, then i think it's fine.
  But if it's done behind the back of the spouse, it's cheating, whether or not she has crossed the line of being physical cuz emotionally, she has betrayed her spouse's trust.
• mrs_angela

  2 Jul 03, 20:44

  Originally posted by hunk37:

  perhaps u fail to see i am struggling to help poor Angela who needs people to comfort her in her psychological condition. Since the thread is dying from lack of response, i am putting lots of posts to keep the thread alive. if you want to help, tell her what u think of single man and married lady. Your little effort can help this lady to not have to post here every month in vain. otherwise please find someone else to criticise.

  you are a sicko.
• harryryan

  2 Jul 03, 20:46

  this thread is still alive???
• skinnybeanie

  3 Jul 03, 08:37

  Originally posted by z3n:

  Hmmz dating a married lady aint a bad idea at all..first they are more matured in their thinking and second they know how to take care of u?hmmz any married ladies to introduce?haha

  when you do get married, do you want other men to date your wife? And would you want you wife to take care of them?