I've Got Only One Day
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Cover Me The times are tough now, just getting tougher This old worl…
Dangerous You know what time it is, nigga And you know who…
Falling Star Ambran de utte kayi taare hunde sohniye ni Asi b tah…
Intro There's something goin' on There's something goin' on We l…
Live in Me Yeah, all those stars drip down like butter, Promises are s…
Name Me She would love to wreck me At the first turn by…
New Life Yeah I told that bitch to Do you Do you Do you Do you Do you…
Podium [Refrão] Não sou iluminado mano eu tenho brilho próprio nã…
Welcome (Wolf Rxsey) All my dogs they don't.. fold.. fold.. fold Sca…



Воспоминание Я потеряна тобой. Я потеряна тобой, вспомни! Я просто чужое…


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leru li

1. He's not very enthusiastic
2. You won't be a priority
3. If you had to fight hard for commitment
4. Dissatisfaction with you
5. He's ready to walk away any time
6. If he is happier with other people. Especially other women
7. Intimacy is mechanical
8. Cheating on you
9. If you provide for him
10. If you are far away from his women
11. If you have to be a completely different person to satisfy him



John Ahuna

As @Anony Mouse said, in relationships with respect to responsibility for the outcomes, life is a two-way street. The only distinction is the SIZE of the responsibility for each participant--bike lane or freeway. Look first at yourself and where you might have missed it and change.

All of life is a CHOICE. Even God doesn't dictate to us what to do but He does give us big HINTS as to what we should do. Like in Deuteronomy, "I've put before you blessing and cursing, death and life (you have a choice), CHOOSE LIFE!" (the really big hint! lol)

Choose to forgive your "ex" and you start that needed HEART, not HEAD process, by quit calling him your "ex-." I learned this from my second wife early on in our marriage; I think it was within 2 weeks of our being married. I was referring to my first wife as, I would guess MOST EVERYONE does, my "ex-" wife. My second wife then said, "You can call her Nancy you know because every time you say "ex-wife" I see this skull and cross bones "X" across her picture.

I wasn't thinking in those terms but the observation of what I was saying and what by perception I might be saying to others about how I felt was spot on. Now, when I refer to my first two wives (I'm divorced from both although not my choice), I refer to them as "my FORMER wives." Not necessarily a big deal, but it does take the conscious or subconscious edge off of the reference; not a roadblock to healing but subtly a possible speedbump.

Next step, FORGIVE YOURSELF. Sidestep or pulverize the temptation to feel GUILTY that you're a failure or a worthless human being for having made a mistake. NEWS FLASH! EVERYONE is part of that MISTAKE CLUB; you're not it's only member! lol Your experience was just a not so good an OUTCOME; if you want to change the outcome, next time change the INPUT. Tony Robbins, my decades-long mentor said, "The only meaning ANYTHING has is the meaning YOU attach to it." You're NOT a failure; this was just an ugly OUTCOME.

This is by far not the last step in your blueprint for healing and moving on but it is a pivotal one--give priority to your spirit. God, who loves you, speaks to your spirit, gives you wisdom, and then your spirit gives your heart directions to follow. If you give precedence to your physical, i.e. sleeping with him before you marry him, you shut your spirit down and it's your spirit that can spot the red flags "10 miles away."

Unfortunately, movies today act as if having premarital sex is no big deal, but it really is. If you let someone into the "candy store" there's no incentive to make changes for what they want, because they already have what they want. Like I told my daughter, who is now 42, when she got to dating age, "Men give love to get SEX; women give sex to get LOVE. When the act takes place, who has met their goal and is now looking around for the next conquest!? So, never sleep with them BEFORE you marry them! If he says, 'If you loved me, you'd sleep with me.' The response is, 'If you loved me you wouldn't have asked!"

YOUTHFUL YASMIN, just KNOW that God has that perfect FOR YOU, husband waiting for you; just focus on being that perfect wife for him. WHEN, NOT IF, you become the "perfect FOR HIM, wife, then your perfect FOR YOU husband will appear. God's timing is ALWAYS perfect--He's NEVER late and SELDOM early!

❤Much Love & Aloha through Jesus ❤

😎 Just & ALWAYS Outrageously JOYOUS John in Paradise! lol 😇



John Ahuna

@Casino Royale Thank you "young lady" (age doesn't matter because "young" is relative) for your acknowledgement. To whom much is given, much is required. (Luke 12:48) As with every blessing God shares with us, wealth, wisdom, wonderful relationships (marriages) comes the responsibility to share it. God blesses us SO THAT we can be the BLESSING He calls us to be every day.😇

I've been on an international online dating (connection) site for nearly 8 years (Nov.) Something in what I said and the manner I said it in profile seems to have resonated in women's hearts of all ages, 21 - 51, I'm 73-going-on-43! lol--to the tune of 300+ letters and chat invitations A DAY! I share in one of my "custom" template letters, I share the fact that I'm only one man and that the most JOYOUS day of my life will be connecting with the "love of my now life" and yet, at the same time it will be my SADDEST day because many women will be disappointed and perhaps even discouraged that I did not choose them.

That's why I'm always pointing them to God. Make me #1 in your life and I will "fail" you; make God #1, I'll settle for #2, because He NEVER leaves us nor forsakes us. To the contrary, it's WE who leave Him.

I also share, even though I've been on the site for nearly 8 years, I'm not anxious because God's timing is ALWAYS perfect; He's never late and seldom early. In ANYTHING that I do, particularly finding God's best wife for me, I never want to run BEFORE God. Even if I'm thick-headed and don't get the message early on, the worse case it I have to play CATCH UP. If, however, I run before God, trust solely in myself, then I have to play CLEAN UP which will be, virtually guaranteed, a lot of headaches and heartaches and potentially UGLY as we see women echoing throughout this thread.

It's been a fascinating 8-year journey; I've probably learned more about myself and what God desires for me in the last 8 years than the previous 64 years. I'm having the necessary conversations and dialogues with these women that I NEVER had, nobody tells us, right,? with both my former wives.

Again, thank you for your appreciation, keep looking for those "good reports." I had a "God inspiration" that says, "Gratitude is the governor of your Greatness" and everything I've read supports that premise. Have a Joyous, an upgrade from Happy, Virus-Free AND Free Life!

Joyous John! ^_^*



John Ahuna

@Monet Stallion Congrats Monet for being honest with yourself, but a word of caution--don't beat up on yourself. We all make mistakes; I'm part of that same club. We can't always prevent birds from crapping on our head, but we CAN prevent them from NESTING there! lol What's most critical is NOT acknowledging our mistakes although that is imperative. What's most critical is LEARNING from your mistakes which it seems you have done--GOOOD GIRL!

General Colin Powell, in essence, echoed the Biblical principle of "forgetting things that are past and press on (keep on believing, keep on doing)" when he said LEARN the lessons of the past and then DUMP them (the condemnation and the guilt trips).

I think the first step in your healing and being the best person God wants you to be so you can attract the best person FOR YOU is forgiving your parents, if you haven't done so already. In any relationship with parents, siblings, children, friends or co-workers, etc., forgiving someone, which doesn't mean you're accepting what they've done or haven't done, allows you to move on unencumbered. Walking in unforgiveness is like taking poison and expecting the OTHER person to die.

I, too, would have liked to have "better" parents, although my relationship with them was nowhere near the dysfunction you had with yours. But I've given them "the benefit of the BELIEF (not doubt because you'd still be doubting) that they did the best they could with the information and experience they had although lacking, obviously and sadly so with your parents. This in no way EXCUSES their behavior but it is an EXPLANATION for it.

About 15 years ago? I was on a business training webinar with a multi-millionaire Christian and he said, "If you really, really WANT something, you're going to get! AND if you really, really DON'T WANT something...you're going to GET THAT, TOO! Because it's not about what you want or don't want, it's what you FOCUS on!"

At the risk of being too windy, that awareness was and continues to be a LIFE-CHANGER for me. I was giving a Sunday morning talk at a retirement center talking about the two most important scriptures per Jesus--love God with all your heart and love your neighbor AS yourself. And as I was speaking, God rhetorically lol, (God really does have a sense of humor) speaks to my spirit and asks, "And do you know what the THIRD most important scripture is?"

What He gave was Philippians 4:8--(You should read the whole chapter to get the full context and impact of this verse) "Whatever things are true (I'm paraphrasing here), noble, just, pure, lovely, of good report, virtuous or ANYTHING praiseworthy, MEDITATE (and for emphasis He added FOCUS) on these things." When I heard that I flashed back to 3 years earlier and what the businessman said on the webinar and got the full revelation and wisdom of this scripture--WHAT YOU FOCUS ON IS WHAT YOU GET!

My apologies for such a long response, but I'm just writing off "the top of my spirit" (not my head) and what God wanted to say to you through me.

I have GOOD NEWS for YOU! You can STOP PRAYING for God's husband of your dreams and start THANKING God, every day, for His best husband for you. When you "pray" for something, what does that presume? That you don't have it, right? But that's not how God operates. In the book of Genesis, God didn't change Abram's name to "FUTURE father of many nations;" He changed it to "Abraham," FATHER of many nations AS IF HE ALREADY WAS A FATHER! I won't go into the 25 year journey that Abraham chose to take before finally BELIEVING what God told him and that's when Isaac was born.

So now you can start THANKING the Lord every day for the desires God has placed in your heart, one of them being a husband, "Thank You, Lord, for your perfect godly husband for me (not perfect husband, but perfect for you; I saw you got that right) and thank You, Lord, I am that perfect godly wife for him!" Erase all doubt that that's what God wants for you and state it with complete conviction and confidence that it's already done!

Your circumstances, your past don't matter to God. You don't need to try to FIGURE THINGS OUT on your own focusing on your circumstances. That's what Abraham and Sarah did, and with dire future consequences Ishmael was born from Sarah's servant. Only when God kicked Abraham's spiritual ass (apologies), did Abraham FINALLY believe and Isaac was born from Sarah, in spite of the PHYSICAL fact she was 94! And it was through Isaac's lineage that Jesus was born.

In your life and mine, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE to God. We SIMPLY, although not EASILY, just need to "pray, thank and obey...and GET OUT of the way (get out of your mind) and GET INTO the Way Of The Word (Scripture). I've been married (total 33 years) and divorced twice (not my choices) and I figured out I may as well make use of all the great information, aka lessons I learned, from those 33 years so I'm working on (for the last 10 years) my third and LAST marriage. In my spirit and my soul IT'S A DONE DEAL! I'm just walking out and working out the details in GOD'S WAY and in HIS TIME because I know, "God's timing is always perfect; He's NEVER late and SELDOM early!"

Okay, MAGNIFICENT MONET! if you've read all the way through till now, thank you for the blessing of your considering what God laid on my heart to share with you. I don't profess to know everything or that everything I've shared with you, is for you, so do what I tell everyone I personally share with, "Don't listen to me; listen to what God is speaking to you through your heart, and 'eat the meat and spit out the bones,' if any!"

God bless you and your parent (your Mom?). CONGRATULATIONS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR GOD-LED AND SPIRIT-FILLED MARRIAGE! 👍👍 😇😇

❤ Much Love & Aloha through Jesus ❤

Just & OUTRAGEOUSLY Joyous Jubilee John in Paradise LOL ^_^*



Luna LU

Manosphere is just a reaction to the loss of power and loss of control men experienced in the last 50 years with women gaining more rights.

Still, these men were made believe that they deserve the best woman out there even if they are underachieving and unattractive men and women don't need to settle down for any man if they have the ability to provide for themselves. Women didn't have a saying they were just cattle, they didn't have the righ to choose men.

And these men feel like the ultimate betrayal if that gorgeous girl they met last week didn't accept going on a date with them.

We're talking about women who have been in relationships for years with men and toleranting emotional abuse because they weren't his first choice.

It's not like a man comes clean on a first date and says "ill be in a relationship with you until i find someone better".



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RatGirl

I had a man actually tell me that I was second choice, we had just started dating, I got up from the restaurant table and told him that I wasn’t going to settle for second best, and wished him luck and walked away.

10RexTheWolf01

I have to ask, what is the point of bringing up whether your the first choice or not that's just gonna open up a bunch of unnecessary feelings that can easily be ignored. Shouldn't the thing that matters most is that you guys are together and should make the best of it?

Daughter of Sarah

@_-A_c-_ What would be the point in continuing interaction with a man that sees her as a second choice? How is she suppose to respond? Continue on with the date ( knowing deep in her mind that being a second choice is not what she wants)? At what point is she allowed to walk away? After three dates? After the end of the first date? What difference would it make because the end result is her disengaging with him?

Gina77Duc

@_-A_c-_ you have a point, is not about being hypersensitive, is a very callous response from him.

g bear

@_-A_c-_ that’s your honest opinion because you’re giving him credit. No one deserves to be second choice. He was pretty much letting her know that he wasn’t going to be full on committed to her. She did the right thing. You’re just Salty cuz a woman took a stand and walked out. You’re the kind of person that wants a woman to sit and wait for the guy and be submissive. You just mad of a woman making the decision.

J

@_-A_c-_ You sound delusional. This man is not honest. His whole presence in this relationship was deceptive and manipulative leading her to believe she was the only one for him because if she knew up front that there was someone else he would rather be with then she would have left him. Yes he admitted that she was second choice but it wasn't until she asked him. If she had never asked him he would never have told her. And if he ever got a chance to be with his first choice he would leave her heartbroken. This man deserves no accolades and the best move to love herself would be to leave him.

A woman okay with being second choice lacks self-love, seems codependent and has some inner work to do.

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leru li

1. He's not very enthusiastic
2. You won't be a priority
3. If you had to fight hard for commitment
4. Dissatisfaction with you
5. He's ready to walk away any time
6. If he is happier with other people. Especially other women
7. Intimacy is mechanical
8. Cheating on you
9. If you provide for him
10. If you are far away from his women
11. If you have to be a completely different person to satisfy him

10RexTheWolf01

@Ihana Kaunotar Or roleplaying

Ihana Kaunotar

Last one is getting on me. He’s trying to make me do bdsm.

10RexTheWolf01

That sounds less like settling and more like just not interested. I mean if you feel the need to go through 2 - 6 & 8 then end the shit and move on. No need to put each other through that.

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