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Topic: 'Adult' relationships
Persay
Posts: 3436
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Kinda a gay thread, but I've been thinking lately about the differences between the relationships you have when you're a teenager versus the ones you have when you're in the 20s... just kinda trying to rationalise some things I guess.

I kinda feel like when you're a teenager (especially when really young) there isn't any complications in anything, you get attracted to someone, go to movie, make out, her mum picks her up you walk home, or something like that...

But now I'm getting older there seems to be a really weird focus to the relationships people have. I'm only a bit over 20 but I'm just wondering what people's opinions are on this and the changes you have to make when adapting to these new 'adult' relationships, especially around the ages of, say, 20-24 where it isn't as in the highschool case of just a random fling with someone or the serious 25y/o + when are we having kids kinda stuff.

:/
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Yzaerg
Posts: 3257
Location: Other International
its exactly the same thing when youre an adult except that you take her to your place and STICK IT IN HER POOPER.
Spook
Posts: 14786
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
as an adult, i get to look at petal nude all the time
Persay
Posts: 3440
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

:( someone be serious plz
nF
Posts: 11514
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
i think spook was
scooby
Posts: 2851
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
yea all the games and reverse psychology is annoying
Protius
Posts: 3167
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Teenager relationships are just as complicated these days. I have a friend who's 15 and been in a relationship for a year and a half.
Jim
Posts: 3813
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
My last relationship started when I was 17, it's still going at 33.
We find that the games get less and less as time goes on as we learn to clearly communicate what we want/need. It totally differs from person to person tho, of course
fingers
Posts: 389
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
props to you jim, i hope i can score the same deal with my gf :)
stagrrr
Posts: 332
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

generally as you get older relationships require more paperwork. the seriousness of your relationship is directly proportinal to the amount of f***ing administration you have to do. it is tedious and unrelenting.
Jim
Posts: 3815
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
heh :)
Kat
Posts: 6535
Location:
I have always gone out with people not because I want to have fun but because I was looking for the one.

Only difference I found was when I was a teenager I was selfish and didn't take them very seriously. I still had the same reasons for being in them as I do today.

Persay
Posts: 3442
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yeah well maybe females are looking for something different, I guess.

I dunno, like I'm honestly not sure how to 'behave' in an adult relationship. Like when you're in highschool or something it's like OMG OMG TALK ON PHONE EVERYNIGHT OR UR DUMPED U MEANY but now I can get away with being a complete prick, hardly seeing them and still do alright.

So do you all kinda agree? The kinda 'activities' of relationship change heaps? It seems kinda meaningless going on 'dates' like you would in highschool but taking huge steps like moving in and crap seems crazy. I find after like a few months or so it gets boring going out for dinner/movies kinda crap, maybe it's more about just being a part of their everyday life rather than a distant boyfriend

>_<
Kat
Posts: 6536
Location:
I can only say what I looked for and what I expected and I know that plenty of females don't share those qualities.

I had no desire to play games. If I liked you I told you. If I wanted to talk to you I would ring you. This applied in highschool and later on in life.

Although, I left school at 16 and had a baby at 18 and have been in a long term relationship since so my after high school realationships can hardly be called normal.

I know that I can't stand women who don't pick up because they don't want to look to eager, or they want the man to think they have something better to do... .or something equally annoying and pathetic. I hate mind games. And I know so many women like to f*** guys over with them. I can understand why most men don't want anything serious; the women hardly make it inviting.

I never went on dates in highschool. I went to the ekka once and that was the extent of my 'will you go out with me' outside of highschool. Grosby's brother took me and bought me a stone heart. I had it up until a year ago or so... no sentiment behind it other than it was my first gift on my first date. Ahhh how cute.

Then after highschool I was pretty much the same. Never dated but talked a lot.I guess I was that annoying chick who always ended up with men who landed in the friends zone.

After a rough patch of god knows what happened there I found a guy who was pretty much the same. Of course we were still two totally different people who had our own issues and our own way of dealing with relationships.... but we figured it all out. We were both against games in relationships and we 'usually' said what was on our mind.

It is usually what isn't said that determinds whether it is a bit of fun or a relationship.

I know for me my relationship styles haven't changed since highschool.

I think the above made sense... .doubt it though


last edited by Kat at 19:20:29 16/Oct/05
Tiny
Posts: 628
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Its all part of growing up. There comes a time when you have to start treating relationships more seriously. You cannot be a kid your whole life. When you get older your personality changes, so the way you act does as well. Therefore you start seeking different satisifaction from a relationship. Its no always about scoring some action, its more about having a companion, and having some to care for and love.
Kat
Posts: 6537
Location:

You cannot be a kid your whole life.

I know some men who don't agree with you
koopz
Posts: 5462
Location: Queensland
It's better to be alone than with the wrong person.

That's about all I had to add
Jim
Posts: 3816
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
true!

especially so for any kids born from the relationship

last edited by Jim at 19:34:30 16/Oct/05
sLiNky
Posts: 498
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Well, My turn. This is from me, Just turned 16 last tuesday.

I was in my first serious relaionship when I was 14 ish. A little less. We were together for a year and a half. And It was awsome. Lost my V when I was 15. First for both of us. Then we have been off and on. Maybe total of 6 times. We have cheated, Backstabbed, everything, But we always come back to eachother. We have known eachother for 6 years. Its one of those things that you grow on eachother. We arnt together now as Im in japan. But chances are we will be back together when I get back. I can honestly say we love eachother. We have been through thick and thin. Of course we have met eachtothers families and all that jazz. Been to eachothers Christmas parties and all that jazz.

Tung
Posts: 3254
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
my first major relationship is also the one that im in, and the only one i can ever see myself in. Because we were best friends prior to actually getting together, it meant that we bypassed all the random playing around s***e and the general toeing around stuff, and went straight into this serious, intense relationship. a year down the track (in 2 weeks time :P) and things have only been getting better and better.
I've seriously won big with my missus, not only is she my girlfriend, but she is my best mate, my soulmate, and will down the track, be my wife. this we dont doubt, and wasnt even a scary topic to talk about either. Even early on, it was so expected, it wasnt surprising.

i guess i have always wanted to be in a deep, properly rooted relationship, rather than a casual fling or a superficial relationship. and i was lucky to get this so early on in my life. and that being said, its made my life so much better knowing that she is going to be there next to me until i die.

i never really had any relationships in high school, and even after school, they werent anything special, i didnt really see them as being anything more than a superficial shallow mutual attraction and not much else. when this started, i knew from the start, it was going to be for life. and that feeling rocks so much, i cant describe it.

If any of you has experienced this, how awesome is it. if you havent, sucks be to you :p
spidz
Posts: 9164
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i wouldn't know, I married my highschool girlfriend also.
=-Firefrog-=
Posts: 1337
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I jumped into the whole "uber-serious" relationship thing from a very early age, and trying to make an adult relationship work with my teen-angst mindset caused me plenty of problems. I have recently realised that it will be no easy thing to find someone I really want to spend the rest of my life with, and past experiences have left me cynical as to how long even the most solid seeming relationships may last. That, and I am enjoying catching up on all the "single, and not looking" fun that I missed out on, spending my childhood trying to play grown up :p
infi
Posts: 2327
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i had a highschool r'ship. i do not recommend it. the girls grow and change so much until they are so much different to what u looking for.

in fact i would recommend against relationships all together.

i'm not jaded by any means... btw.
Strik3r
Posts: 1161
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
but tung... i thought me and you... what about those times we had together :(
Paveway-3
Posts: 2688
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
the seriousness of your relationship is directly proportinal to the amount of f***ing


hehe

as far as relationships go, i never had any when i was at school, but i did witness all the bulls*** that goes on with the others that tried having relationships at school which was lol

i met my girlfriend like like 2 years ago, nearly to the day actually, well in like 2 days time.

met her out at the port office, completely random i was trying to get in, f*** and get out. and here i am today.

also the best advice i can think of is, don't really try and change anything just because of your age, my girlfriend and i still go out to dinner and go to movies and s*** all the time. and we also do the adult sorta s*** like seeing each other nakie aswell. just do whatever you feel like doing basically, there is no expectation
Persay
Posts: 3445
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
also the best advice i can think of is, don't really try and change anything just because of your age, my girlfriend and i still go out to dinner and go to movies and s*** all the time. and we also do the adult sorta s*** like seeing each other nakie aswell. just do whatever you feel like doing basically, there is no expectation
you pretty much win the thread, but I'd feel like a f***** if I was like "let's go to the movies" and the woman (christ it feels odd saying that) is like "where's the school bell are we in primary school ur lame"

But is there more to the 'adult' component than just sex? Kids have sex at 12-13 regularly now apparently.
Suhaib
Posts: 4000
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

paveway didn't you cheat on your gf not long ago? funny thing is you admitted it to everyone.


i got the feeling you don't even like your current gf, and you're just there for the solid root.
HERMITech
Posts: 3060
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Don't let them change you
Treat em with as much respect as they give you if not more (don't lower your standards even if they slip)
Always be Honest and Honourable
Don't cheat
Most importantly, never raise your hand against them (cause despite my love of comedic satire, I find the concept of hitting your loved one abhorrent and f***ing weak)
Fuknukle
Posts: 3850
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
for the last 3 years ive been with Joy, shes a great lil thang
we moved in together after 6 months and loving it

she does complain from time to time tho that we dont spend enough time together, when im not at work im on the pc or working on the cars or motobikes etc.
apparantly watching movies isnt good enough.
so we fuk the s*** outta each other and shes happy as Trog bathing in QGL loot.

when i come home from work each day she loves running and jumping up for a hug, and starts talking. i try and listen to her for at least 5 minutes, nodding and saying "yeah", "yup" and "hmm really?"
then say "hmm you want some toast im hungry as"? she usually doesnt but runs off and makes em for me.
meanwhile i go do whatever ive been thinking about fixing/doing/improving all day while at work.

then she comes back and i burrow my eyebrows making sure to look focused on what im doing she usually will try start talking again and this is where she gets angry from time to time because im not listening to her.

when ever we're doing something totally important like working on cars, working on the house or searching for porn they always wanna come have a huge chat about how sore their back is and how they might have cancer but always tend too buzy to goto the doctor to check it out..


lol nah i love my girl shes awesum, but you get the idea ;)
Fuknukle
Posts: 3851
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Most importantly, never raise your hand against them (cause despite my love of comedic satire, I find the concept of hitting your loved one abhorrent and f***ing weak)
abso-fuking-lutely. it disgusts me
smart
Posts: 2155
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
mm in highschool when i fell for some one i fell hard..

just a quick example... i was with this sheila for about a year in year 11 or so..

broke up with her then started with a new chick that afternoon.. relised that night i wasnt happy and ended it the next day :S
Khel
Posts: 10737
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
Lost my V when I was 15


Man, I f***ing HATE when that happens. I just had to go out tonight to 7-11 and buy some more, thought I had a spare can, but I couldn't find it anywhere :(
nF
Posts: 11515
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
I have always gone out with people not because I want to have fun but because I was looking for the one.


Its unfortunate that sometimes the police are looking for him too.
Tung
Posts: 3257
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
The first time i have ever gone to the movies with my girlfriend was like a month ago when we got free tickets to the layer cake advanced screening... sad isnt it :p
Paveway-3
Posts: 2690
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
suhaib i don't think you've ever actually had a long term girlfriend in your life

or a clue for that matter
ravn0s
Posts: 3303
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
khel wins this thread
Bj
Posts: 1105
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
as an adult, i get to look at petal nude all the time


You mean you too!?
Paveway-3
Posts: 2692
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
sorry i already won, and retired champion
Eclipsor
Posts: 7
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I totally agree with Firefrog and infi. Went out with a girl for over 2 years from grade 10. Then was on and off for another year or so. I think that was possibly worst thing I could have done at the time. Everything eventually ended badly and completely screwed with my head. hah
maxe
Posts: 11583
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I make love to sweet, sweet vodka
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 811
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Most importantly, never raise your hand against them (cause despite my love of comedic satire, I find the concept of hitting your loved one abhorrent and f***ing weak)

Amen to that. I've beaten the living f*** out of guys for hitting their GF's, and I'd do it again. I won't tollerate men hitting women or children.

I think the highschool situation varies from person to person. I dislike highschool girls because they're so immature. I fell in love once in HS and had my heart broken, that sucked. Despite the immaturity trend in high school students, some can be surprisingly mature.

I think I see what Persay is getting at. I'm about his age, and it feels wierd when you meet a girl who's in her early 20's and you're interested, but she's after different things than you. Like marriage and stuff like that. I guess I still feel too young to be worrying about stuff like that.
WhiteWolf
Posts: 1907
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
when i was younger i was relativly popular (primary school to year 8 high school), and by popular i mean that half the time i was single and the other half i wasn't.. (er, and considring most relationships lasted a total of 15 days, thats not too bad), but ever since i could remember i have always been in relationships for the long term, not juts cause "keke, i like you *giggles*"

now im a bit older, (18) with a teenage girlfriend, (16), i get the best of both worlds. i get the companionship, adn the fun.

no nakies for me though :(
Raven
Posts: 1178
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
Don't get me started WhiteWolf... as if it's age stopping you.
Stez
Posts: 2850
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I'm 22. s*** scared of long-term commitment. Tend to get myself into relationships that won't work, but then try really hard to make them work??? Quite ironic.

I'm having fun being single and having shortish relationships. I'll worry more about long-term commitment when I'm older.

last edited by Stez at 22:41:43 16/Oct/05
Raven
Posts: 1179
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
But is there more to the 'adult' component than just sex? Kids have sex at 12-13 regularly now apparently.


Who knows. I can't tell.

I dated the same girl I'm seeing now when I was in high school. As far as sex goes, back then it was all not rushing things, taking things slow, etc etc. You know, as things are. Fair enough, I can understand that at our age then (17/18).

We got back together this year though, so now 22/23, and like ... 4 months before sex!? Talk about driving a guy mad - seriously girls, if that's your intention - surefire way to do it. To be honest that damaged the relationship more than you can imagine, because it was made such a big deal of in that way. And, sadly, perhaps that's one of the things that makes me feel like she's not very grown up. I just consider it a completely normal thing - it should be noted that the '4 months' thing wasn't her saying she wanted to wait that long, or any period in fact, it just happened to be that danm long.

IMO, I find as an 'adult' relationship you don't go out of your way to do the kind of things you would normally as a teenager. mmm, I can't explain.
kmart
Posts: 114
Location: Queensland
Persay, you are so gay. Once you progress from sucking your thumb and s***ting your pants, come back and create a thead worth our time, and then you might get some real advice.

Dumbass.
Moo
Posts: 711
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I feel with my earlier relationships, it was more of a learning curve. as a late teenager, I had my first serious relationship, lasting only 1 year. The girl I was dating was still only young (17, when I was 19) and it became apparent that as a couple, we both seemed to gain different things from the relationship. I loved her company and companionship (and I won't lie, it was also about sex, but not only), however, I think she wanted the playtoy. She would reel me in, then knock me down. It was all a game of cat & mouse for her. I was sick with puppy-like love for her, and she enjoyed the games she played on me.

Eventually, she may have tired of the games, and decided it was time to leave me. This can only be classed as a blessing for me, because then I went out and socialised more, and found a true friend in my current wife, Grosby. She was my best friend before she was my companion. It took me just under a year to ask her to marry me, and then we waited 4 years before actually taking the step.

There's a point where you have to give up the game of playing with each other's feelings, which I feel happens so much in younger relationships, and start to enjoy the finer parts of companionship and undying friendship.

I felt that the earlier relationship with all it's mind games, made me realise that it's not all about puppy-love, and chasing whatever your wang points at first, it's about finding someone who's on the same level as you intellectually and emotionally. My wife isn't just my lover or my partner, she's my best friend. Second to none.

Crizane Tribal
Posts: 813
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Moo wins.
Jim
Posts: 3822
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
haha fuknukle
HERMITech
Posts: 3062
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Oh, an don't fall into the "you have to want to have children or your not normal" s*** that gets force fed to humans. Whenever they (whoever they are - usually already trapped people who try an make themselves feel better by stating you should be subject to their baby photo's/ crap etc) s*** like "You mightn't feel like that now, but you will some day" just answer "Your right, and in the same instance, I don't feel like using a belt sander kitted out with 10 grit sandpaper right now either but I might later"

I'm 36 and have no desire what so ever to trap myself into becoming a breeder
I'm fortunate in the fact that I have dated women in the long term who also feel the same way

Bit of a tangent but women get f***ed up by magazines an peer pressure on being a mother. Be a bigger man an recognise that
Jim
Posts: 3823
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Moo
Posts: 712
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Hermitech> that's a wank thing to say. Do I need to point out you have a penis, and two testes? not just a penis? Human nature buddy. I'm amused that you're saying we shouldn't get sucked into doing what's nature at it's finest? Procreation is why sex feels so good, so you'd damned well do it. If procreation to you, felt like you were being tag-team sodomized by five 140kg inmates, do you think you'd want to do it?.... wait no... don't answer that.
SD Gundam
Posts: 3125
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
there's too many f***ing people on the planet as it is and you want to make more! Seriously just because you can procreate doesn't mean you should.
evinco
Posts: 82
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
^ indeed. More people isn't doing anyone or anything any good. Obviously excepting those desperate for Johnny Howard's little baby bonus 8-)
infi
Posts: 2330
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I make love to sweet, sweet vodka


vodka doesn't ask you "where have you been" or "what is that lipstick on your collar"

vodka doesn't make you go to your in-laws for dinner

in fact, neither does goon.
A_W
Posts: 668
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Herms and pave ftw. :) CT also wins for thumping guys that abuse GF's.

last edited by A_W at 03:42:30 17/Oct/05
dice
Posts: 501
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
yeah let's all deny the very reason to be with someone in the first place.

what ... you think you're with them for some spiritual companionship bs? um, k, if those girls were men, would you still sleep with them?

p h a g.

(no offense to those who are actually gay, just rephrase question with appropriate gender ... those of you who are bi, sucks i can't prove this point as easily to you)

ZOMG MAENZ LOLZZOL!!11!!22!1 FIGHT THE MACHINEZ!!! ITS THE MAGAZINES THAT MAKE THEM WANT CHILDREN!!!11!!@!!!

hah! too funny.
Xy
Posts: 334
Location: Mackay, Queensland
Theres nothing wrong with wanting or not wanting kids and for wanting a relationship for the mutual good feelings and support it gives with or without them.
Not to mention the fact that under the law it is often handy to have a spouse for such things as life insurance and for ease of combined salaries to buy a house.

As to the orriginal point of the thread, yes i believe there is a huge difference in teenage relationships to adult ones both physically and mentally but they are still all subject to the "Dating a psycho" factor so buyer beware.
nF
Posts: 11520
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
I thump girls who abuse their boyfriends.
Kat
Posts: 6539
Location:
We have cheated, Backstabbed, everything, But we always come back to eachother. We have known eachother for 6 years. Its one of those things that you grow on eachother. We arnt together now as Im in japan. But chances are we will be back together when I get back. I can honestly say we love eachother.


That isn't, and has never been, love.
sLaps_Forehead
Posts: 2114
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
The cold hard fact of the matter is there are way too many ppl in the world. Therefore having children at this point in human history is environmentally and morally wrong. If ppl are genuinely serious about having children they really should adopt orphaned children from 3rd world countries.
Opec
Posts: 3602
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
man there so man emo in this forum



PS I've been with my gf for 8 years now.
Paveway-3
Posts: 2695
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
how would you know?
spidz
Posts: 9166
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i think we're all better off if Hermi doesn't breed.
HERMITech
Posts: 3063
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Damn f***in straight spidz
Opec
Posts: 3604
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Eds
Posts: 7745
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Well, My turn. This is from me, Just turned 16 last tuesday.

I was in my first serious relaionship when I was 14 ish. A little less. We were together for a year and a half. And It was awsome. Lost my V when I was 15. First for both of us. Then we have been off and on. Maybe total of 6 times. We have cheated, Backstabbed, everything, But we always come back to eachother. We have known eachother for 6 years. Its one of those things that you grow on eachother. We arnt together now as Im in japan. But chances are we will be back together when I get back. I can honestly say we love eachother. We have been through thick and thin. Of course we have met eachtothers families and all that jazz. Been to eachothers Christmas parties and all that jazz.


There is no such thing as a serious relationship at the age of 14, sorry, but NO way.

Your "gf" treats you like s*** and your a chump for continually going back to her, and your coming across as desperate. Big deal, you met her family, went to her place for christmas, that doesnt mean the relationship is serious.
Your 16, ditch the bitch, its the best advise anyone will tell you.
phatmike
Posts: 310
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
lol eds, exactly what I was thinking.
Raven
Posts: 1180
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
The cold hard fact of the matter is there are way too many ppl in the world.


Sadly, the only way I can word this is going to sound racist, but it's the only way I can put it truthfully:

Funnily enough, it's not white Australians creating any kind of population problem. In fact, the white population of EVERY country have a significantly lower ratio of offspring to _almost_ every other ethnic group ;/
Why is this?
SD Gundam
Posts: 3127
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
The cold hard fact of the matter is there are way too many ppl in the world. Therefore having children at this point in human history is environmentally and morally wrong. If ppl are genuinely serious about having children they really should adopt orphaned children from 3rd world countries.
Yeah cause that's what everybody wants to do, they want to spend their life rasing some kid nobody wants and isn't their blood.
HERMITech
Posts: 3064
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
If ppl are genuinely serious about having children they really should adopt orphaned children from 3rd world countries.

If ppl are genuinely serious about having raising children they really should adopt orphaned children from 3rd world countries.

And IF I'm ever feeling responsible enough one day & have way too much money on my hands this is exactly what I will do


last edited by HERMITech at 10:48:31 17/Oct/05
Stez
Posts: 2851
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Re: the 14-16 year old dude etc.

The thing with relationships is that when ur in one, u THINK it's serious and the biggest thing in the world etc. Like the 16 year old who's been with the girl since he was 14 or so, and thinks they're in love and they cheat and break up all the time.

Only time gives perspective. Give it a few years and he'll look back and realise it was just a crazy kiddie relationship.

You can't really give him advice telling him it's a joke and to get out of it - cos he doesn't see it that way. It's all a learning/experience curve.

Every failed relationship just brings u one step closing to the one you're meant to find. Omg I'm so emo right now. :P
Obes
Posts: 3738
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I thump girls who abuse their boyfriends.

Einstien is not a girl yet nF.

Also Hermitech... if people didn't breed you wouldn't exist.
Once you are 85 and all alone in a kero bath at a state run old farts farm you may regret not having children.
Then again I doubt any female that could breed would choose to breed with you so I guess it works out... natural selection and all that.
gimpy
Posts: 357
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Relationships do change as you get older. You change as a person. You get into different things. You react to things differently. People get higher expectations, depending on where they see things going. Although, I have had older women who wanted marriage, and I've had older women who just wanted some lovin'. Same for younger. Older woman usually have more baggage though. So maybe that's the different, as you get older, you get baggage.

Some people mature faster than others too, so it not always going to be the same "experiment" (using the work experiment to describe an encounter with someone of the opposite sex) due to there being too many random, unknown factors.

Just go with what you believe is the right thing to do at the time. Some girls might find your complete lack of experience a turn on.
orbitor
Posts: 6745
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
They certainly do change as you age. That is, they get more expensive.
HERMITech
Posts: 3065
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Also Hermitech... if people didn't breed you wouldn't exist.
No s***!
Once you are 85 and all alone in a kero bath at a state run old farts farm you may regret not having children
I won't be put in a nursing home. When I can no longer function sufficiently to allow me to have a decent quality of life, I'll have myself put down
Then again I doubt any female that could breed would choose to breed with you
Here's the kicker, apparently a lot of people think I'd be a good Father (despite the crap I go on with here everynow an then I'm actually quite a decent human being). In fact, I've been told that of all the people who are having kids, I'm one of the ones who isn't when I should be.
My original point seems to have been lost entirely but hey, that's QGL. That point was "Don't feel pressured into becoming a parent just cause it's what people expect of you".
Anyway, back onto the flaming
DirtyApe
Posts: 17
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
The big thing I have found as I got older was the women have got nastier after the breakup. I had one tell me over a text message that she was pregnant and was having an abortion. Apart from that all I can say is make sure you get a good one cause there are plenty of bad ones. Hell has no fury and all that.
Kat
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Here's the kicker, apparently a lot of people think I'd be a good Father (despite the crap I go on with here everynow an then I'm actually quite a decent human being).

You mean what people call you on QGL isn't always true?

I get called a fantastic mother all the time...and I am like "What?? But QGl says I'm not" and I have no idea what to believe
gimpy
Posts: 358
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
f*** that, protection ftw.

No babies, no stds, no worries when you break up! :D f*** waiting 6 months for an AIDS test after you've found out your cute little princess was really a filthy filthy whore who has banged half of Brisbane.
Kat
Posts: 6542
Location:
gimpy... come on.. let it all out. Tell us all about it
Mr Hardware
Posts: 811
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
All i know is i started going out with my current gf when i was 16. now i'm 20. She's the best woman in the world imho and i plan to marry her. No games, no bulls***, no bitchyness. She treats me right and I treat her right.
Raven
Posts: 1181
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
Here's the kicker, apparently a lot of people think I'd be a good Father (despite the crap I go on with here everynow an then I'm actually quite a decent human being). In fact, I've been told that of all the people who are having kids, I'm one of the ones who isn't when I should be.


How does this vary from the "you're a great guy" speech?
gimpy
Posts: 359
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Nothing to tell Kat.. it was hypothetical
HERMITech
Posts: 3066
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
How does this vary from the "you're a great guy" speech?

What's the great guy speech?
Khel
Posts: 10742
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
I dont get where this supposed obligation to have kids come from. I didn't sign any contracts, I didn't agree to any EULA when I came into this world, so I'm not intending to hold up my end of this supposed agreement. I got no problem with other people doing whatever they want, but personally, I can't see kids anywhere on my horizon. I mean, I'm only JUST starting to get into a career I love and really start living my life, why would I want to shackle myself with the burden of having to raise a family at this point in my life? I mean s***, I'm barely responsible enough to look after myself, let alone have to worry about looking after little versions of me!
Thundercracker
Posts: 1094
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
There is a EULA that you implicitly agree to when you open the package khel. Be warned.
BoBa
Cainer
Posts: 2073
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I can't see kids anywhere on my horizon
Is that because you can't see any sex (that isn't paid for) on your horizon either?
mongie
Posts: 3439
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I can't tell where all these quotes are coming from, it sucks!
gimpy
Posts: 362
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I will not be having kids. I spoke to my parents recently about it because I felt I had pressure to have kids from them, but my dad said if he was in the position to have kids again, he probably wouldn't due to the current state of the world. And I agreed.

Personally, I've never liked them, never wanted them, never will. It's like in the simpsons when Marge gets pregnant and she gets a book given to her 'So, you've ruined your life.' rofl, that sums it up perfectly.

I hate crying babies, I hate teenagers, and most of all, I'd hate to bring another f*** up into this world.


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Kat
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For you guys who have no plans on having babies.... make sure you get a woman who doesn't wait for you to 'change your mind" or worse... changes it for you
Khel
Posts: 10743
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
Is that because you can't see any sex (that isn't paid for) on your horizon either?


I get plenty of action, in WoW, every night. Damn, that s*** is HOT.
casa-werk
Posts: 9
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Speaking of hot. I saw your mum on the horizon.
Jim
Posts: 3825
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
no u r
Obes
Posts: 3741
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
casa is having poo babies
gimpy
Posts: 363
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I'd like to see some bitch reverse my vasectomy.
korbs
Posts: 813
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

For you guys who have no plans on having babies.... make sure you get a woman who doesn't wait for you to 'change your mind" or worse... changes it for you


Thats some damn good advice.

Also jumping on the no kids bandwagon. The species is surviving well without my contribution.
WhiteWolf
Posts: 1909
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
haha, gimpy had a vasectomy, even if you didn't want to have kids, it would be nice to have the option....
darius
Posts: 340
Location:
im planting my seed in everything that moves even suhaib! oh yeha!@
A_W
Posts: 674
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Indeed Korbs, indeed. With 6 Billion and counting there isn't exactly a dire need to sire offspring.

Gimpy - that was a pamphlet Dr Hibbit (sp?) gave her called "So you've decided to ruin your life?" . homer was with her, they were in the hospital at the time. How appropiate it was.

There is no single bigger decision in life than children. It's a dramatically life altering event. And there's also the major long term costs in time, effort and money. All that aside though, the thing that makes it so bad, is that it takes an extremely long time. Talking at least 16 years here.

I don't mind kids as long as they don't bother me too much. a couple dogs will do me, unconditional love, all going well at least a decade of companionship, up to 13+ if good luck, a part of the family just like any human relative can be, even better than kids in some instances. Dogs are just great.
Amaya
Posts: 94
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I've had a lot of variances in relationships that aren't just related to age; there's also a big thing to be said in what you go into a relationship looking for (ie. Are you looking for someone to spend the rest of your life with, or just someone to have fun with?) whether one person or the other is the alpha in the partnership, or you're equals and a few other things like that.

I think there's a big difference between youthful and adult relationships and include family events, cohabitation, potential breeding and etc. I would say though that one of the primary differences is to do with emotional responsibility and obligation to the partnership. When you're young there's no expectation to be a provider or a support for your partner, there's less questioning of wanting to breed or obligation should there be accidental pregnancy, no fiscal obligation to the person. You have to be committed to someone enough to want to take on part of their life's weight in an adult relationship.

As pointed out too; youthful relationships are often selfish, adult relationships tend to include a lot more compromise and giving to one's partner.
Jim
Posts: 3826
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
this thread needs heaps more 4wd's
spidz
Posts: 9169
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I plan to have plenty of kids, then I can relive my childhood heroics and become a pushy parent!
Spook
Posts: 14789
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
im with spidz
ive learnt a lot about sport and im going to ENFORCE IT ALL ON MY KIDS
he will be the sporting super star, i nearly was

AND HES GOING TO LIEK IT

if its a girl, she will just be a golf/tennis/netty superstar
gimpy
Posts: 364
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yeah which is another reason why I don't want kids, I have a god complex. I do not believe my kids could be better than me. Therefore, I have no desire to create a better version of myself becasuse I am already that person.
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 815
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Apparently the world can support 9 billion people comfortably (sorry, cbf sourcing but I read a s***load about this stuff when I was in Highschool) and the s*** hole countries are getting us there. IIRC, teh world can support the human population if it exceeds 9 billion for a short time, then the environmental controls kick in, and we all start dying from malnutrition and other nasties till the population is reduced to a sustainable amount. Anybody who's studied biology or geography will know what I mean.

I wanna combine Kat and Hermi's DNA. So you'd have a person who starts pointless threads and kills you if you diss them :P
Persay
Posts: 3448
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you're all fags

i'm gonna delete this when i get home from touch
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 817
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Sorry for trying to help...

http://img374.imageshack.us/img374/2422/persay4up.gif


Thanks whoever made that gif... it has helped me through some hard times.

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Paveway-3
Posts: 2699
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I was considering having a whole clan of kids and when they grow up and are old enough to work, they can all save up and all pitch in to buy a family house. then i will live off their loot

<3 suhaib

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spidz
Posts: 9170
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

werd spook
caffeinebear
Posts: 1104
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
Wanting to sleep with someone more than a few times is a good reason to start a relationship

Them wanting kids is a good reason to break up

That's about all :P
A_W
Posts: 677
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

lol CT. seizure material there. haha.
HERMITech
Posts: 3068
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Dunno bout you guys but I'm gonna step in here an say

DERAILED

PS: plz leave your name an address so I can finish the thread (for you anyway) Crizane Tribal style =)
Fuknukle
Posts: 3861
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
this thread needs heaps more 4wd's
like omg totally gf *high five*
möoby
Posts: 2972
Location: UK
i havent read the thread cause im lazy... when your under 18 and a bloke you want to shag one bird lots and the bird doesnt.

when your 25+ all u want do is shag some random in a while and go to sleep. the bird however, starts nagging / ringing you / stalking you and wants to shag all the time, give blowies at work ect ect.

well.. thats my experinces anyway.
Kat
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This thread makes me feel better about society. Knowing people like you don't want to reproduce gives me hope
sLaps_Forehead
Posts: 2116
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I think I need a one-way ticket to the UK
Xy
Posts: 340
Location: Mackay, Queensland
"This thread makes me feel better about society. Knowing people like you don't want to reproduce gives me hope"


ZING!!!
Persay
Posts: 3452
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Thread is still gay
Obes
Posts: 3743
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Lots of 4wd's here jim
Cam
Posts: 1722
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Because we were best friends prior to actually getting together, it meant that we bypassed all the random playing around s***e and the general toeing around stuff, and went straight into this serious, intense relationship.


Tung, I'm wondering how the change from a 'best friends' scenario to a relationship scenario actually came about. Was it a mutual thing where you both just realised you would work so well? Did either of you have to convince the other that it was a good idea?

Either way, it's good to hear a positive story.
Eds
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
she touched his pepe
Kat
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Tung, I'm wondering how the change from a 'best friends' scenario to a relationship scenario actually came about. Was it a mutual thing where you both just realised you would work so well? Did either of you have to convince the other that it was a good idea?


It happened with me as well. We were mates who were both over relationships and used to hang out on a daily basis. We finally found someone who we could be ourselves around and not have to worry about the stupid "OMG boy and girl... you have to be dating rubbish" and just got on with being mates and wasting time.

The 'change' was never spoken about with us. It wasn't like we sat down and went "I feel something for you which is stronger than friendship" it litrally just happened. As corny as it sounds - one moment we were mates hanging out and the next we kissed. We didn't even talk about the kiss for a while we just continued on being friends.

Very hard to explain
Thundercracker
Posts: 1098
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
she touched his pepe


~*giggles*~
Steele
Posts: 230
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I don’t believe that you can be “best friends” with the opposite sex especially if both parties are single, there is ALWAYS going to be an attraction from at least one party, which when not fulfilled will eventually end the friendship (or it will eventually turn into a relationship.)

You can be friends or acquaintances but not “best" or really close friends – too much tension (unless you are both butt ugly).
Tuco
Posts: 655
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
what if its a blokey woman
Cam
Posts: 1723
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i agree steele. it obviously worked out for tung, so congrats to him.

It's a very sticky business to get into. I'm of the mind that 90% of my girl 'friends' are attractive, and there is always some level of tension there, otherwise we wouldn't be 'friends'. Whether it becomes an issue for one of you is when things end up with a relationship or a 'friendship break-up' thingy, which is just painfully emo.
Kat
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i agree steele. it obviously worked out for tung, so congrats to him.


Well technically he didn't stay only best friends with her so it didn't really work out.

I also agree that a male and female can only be true 'best friends' if they are in a relationship. Anything else just gets messy
Persay
Posts: 3454
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
ladder theory, bitches
sc00bs
Posts: 2027
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Well, My turn. This is from me, Just turned 16 last tuesday.

I was in my first serious relaionship when I was 14 ish. A little less. We were together for a year and a half. And It was awsome. Lost my V when I was 15. First for both of us. Then we have been off and on. Maybe total of 6 times. We have cheated, Backstabbed, everything, But we always come back to eachother. We have known eachother for 6 years. Its one of those things that you grow on eachother. We arnt together now as Im in japan. But chances are we will be back together when I get back. I can honestly say we love eachother. We have been through thick and thin. Of course we have met eachtothers families and all that jazz. Been to eachothers Christmas parties and all that jazz.


sounds like a csp or friend with benefits to me.

I also agree that u cant have a serious relationship that young. All u have to worry about is whether mummy is going to give u money to go to the movies on a saturday. When u get older so much more comes into play, there is so much more responsibilty and issues u run into when ur older and the real challenge is how u and ur partner handle these situations/issues.
Mantra
Posts: 1386
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I'm 36 and have no desire what so ever to trap myself into becoming a breeder
Don't worry.. you will one day.

;)

This was actually an interesting thread to read. Well done people!
Tung
Posts: 3261
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Tung, I'm wondering how the change from a 'best friends' scenario to a relationship scenario actually came about. Was it a mutual thing where you both just realised you would work so well? Did either of you have to convince the other that it was a good idea?


We knew each other from high school, were reasonable friends but nothing more really. After first semester at uni, kinda started to go our separate ways, due to her relationships and my other interests. Kept running into each other every 6 months or so, until the start of last year where she was doing a group subject with the dude i was living with. We ended up at the RE drunk as skunks one night, and had a pretty big D&M about everything thats happened to us since highschool.

This lead to us being pretty good friends, we'd see each other every day, and it was pretty awesome to say the least, i had someone i could hang around with whenever, and not want any 'me' time. It got to the point where we decided to move into a house with 2 other ppl we knew, and we started living there in around July last year. I kinda fell for her a couple of times, but was knocked back, and decided id rather keep the friendship.

Basically it then grew to the point that we were emotionally together, but not physically. We had all the emotional and mental support a boyfriend/girlfriend would give each other (moreso, really) and yeah. When i almost got with this other chick and it felt wrong for me (and she felt bad too) we kinda realised that we should give it a go.

Within a week we were so together it wasn't funny. It was like we had been going out for years, and we wondered how the f*** we didnt get together before. The main thing is, if we had got together before (the times she knocked me back) i dont think it wouldve worked out this good. In 8 days time we will have been together 1 year, and I couldnt be happier.

Albeit there were times i was prepared to put everything i felt aside for our friendship, but now, im so glad that i persisted a bit, and she gave in to me ;) This girl will be my wife, i have no doubts about that, and i am always willing to sing our praises to anyone :p

Kat
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and let me guess everyone around you two went "FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!" ?
Tung
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
exactly. she was like 'omg i had no idea' and i was like 'yeah i told you so noob' :p

even dirty crusty uncle mantra went 'finally, before i have grandkids too :o'
spidz
Posts: 9175
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
tung, there is too much emo in your hair dye.
Tung
Posts: 3265
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
sif :p i havent had my hair coloured in yonks :(
Agent 99
Posts: 1
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Congrats to Tung! 'Tis always nice to hear a romance that turns out well (if only I could be so lucky :( ).
Reverend Evil
Posts: 12512
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
i havent had my hair coloured in yonks

I've got enough colour in my hair for both of us, dude.

8-)
parabol
Posts: 1833
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
exactly. she was like 'omg i had no idea' and i was like 'um, wtf are you doing out of the kitchen?' 'yeah i told you so noob' :p

Fixed for truthfulness.
Yzaerg
Posts: 3267
Location: Other International
Thanks whoever made that gif... it has helped me through some hard times.
You are welcome.
Insom
Posts: 201
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
at this rate I'm not likely to reproduce, but if I do - I'm bringing them up to be capable and self reliant individuals

I f***in mean it, my kid will be walking home from the hospital
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 840
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I respect that, Insom. My parents kinda pushed me into being responsible from an early age and I'm grateful for it.

Also, children need to be smacked. Plain and simple. And don't give me that "yu shouldn't hurt children" bulls***. You shouldn't smack a child to hurt them, it's about the surprise and humiliation of it. You simply CANNOT reason with a 4 year old child.

/derail
/rant
Insom
Posts: 203
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Again, kids are a long way off. My concern is by that stage they would have made smacking your kid illegal, even though it doesn't hurt him physically, even if he is too young to understand reason, even if he does something dangerous.

There is a story (UK I think) of a parent getting separated from his kid because he smacked his own kid in public and some weak prick reported him to the government.

What do you do? Wait until you get home? Too late for the child to connect the punishment with what he did.
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 841
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yeah tis like training a puppy. The only effective way to house train a puppy is to catch it in the act of pissing/s***ting in the house and rub its nose in it right away. If you find a poo in the house and drag the puppy to it and scold it, the puppy won't understand.
Persay
Posts: 3473
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
ONE.............TWO.............I MEAN IT THIS TIME JESSICA.........TWO AND A HALLLLLLLLLLLF............... THREEEEEEEEEEEEE JESSICA DON'T DO THAT.... THREEEEEEEEEE JESSICA.............

no smack
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 844
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Lol, I HATE Super Nanny with a passion... "you want to go to the naughty mat?"
Kat
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You simply CANNOT reason with a 4 year old child.

Actually you can. I would say it is a lot harder to reason with a 2 or 3 year old. At 4 they have enough ties with materialistic things that you can use it to your advantage.
orbitor
Posts: 6755
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I was friends with my now wife for a good 18 months (during which time she and I both had different bf's/gf's) or so before it all just suddenly happened. good way to go imo, you know each other pretty well before the dating starts, so you avoid all the stupid mind games and worrying stuff :)

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baldrik
Posts: 42
Location: Rockhampton, Queensland
Persay, all you really need to remember is that when you find someone your comfortable with and can tell them your most embarrassing secrets, then all the pain and s*** you went through to find this person was all worth it, i have found in my 6 yrs of marrage that honesty and constant communication is the secret to a seccessful relationship no-matter the age, just teenagers dont really understand the honesty thing too well.



As for hitting kids for discipline if the mess up, a yelling at is only going to make them more upset and help them lose focus on there mistake faster as they are now more upset......slap on the and ass and a stern talking to is the only way..... And none of this "you wait till your mum/dad gets home" just makes the kid fear the mum/dad and in the end resenting them.


hope this helps someone
Dr Baldrik

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Tung
Posts: 3279
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
orbi, exactly.

when me and my missus were friends we had different interests, but neither worked out, and we found we were using each other as mental/emotional partners. so yeah, avoided all the mind games and the playing aroudn tryingt o work out whether its serious enough or not, just went straight in the deep end :)

ps, i miss our random toowong meetings :( but sifnt my new soarer at the next track day :D
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 848
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Actually you can. I would say it is a lot harder to reason with a 2 or 3 year old. At 4 they have enough ties with materialistic things that you can use it to your advantage


Well a study done on kindergarten children found that if you gave a child a lolly and promised it 5 more if it didn't eat the lolly by the time you got back, almost all the kids ate the lolly. I assume your kid is one of the few clever ones. When I was 4, I behaved cos I didn't want a smack. It was that simple. The most important aspect of discipline is repetition. If you're gonna give your kids a tap on the arse for being naughty, make sure that's what you always do. If you reward a kid for being good with a treat, always reward them for it. The biggest problem is kids misbehave, get the "I'm gonna count to 3" thing persay spoke about, but nothing happens, then the parent snaps and loses it and yells at or hurts the kid. The child is lost because they don't know where their boundaries lie.

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Kat
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Well a study done on kindergarten children found that if you gave a child a lolly and promised it 5 more if it didn't eat the lolly by the time you got back, almost all the kids ate the lolly. I assume your kid is one of the few clever ones.

Well I would like to think so but I know that at kindy the rules change. It is all about doing what others do... not what you are told to do. My little one is doing maths so she is aware of the 5 is more than 1 issue. Knowing her she wouldn't dare touch it... I mean 5??? WOW!!!!!!

If it was at home she would pass everytime.

The biggest problem is kids misbehave, get the "I'm gonna count to 3" thing persay spoke about, but nothing happens, then the parent snaps and loses it and yells at or hurts the kid.

Same as when I was a kid. We got till 5 and never dared get passed 3 because they were serious. I rarely have to use the counting but normally as soon as I go "one" she is off to do whatever she has to.

Sorry.. proud mum moment over :)
Agent 99
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Hehehe :)...
First of all, just wanted to say, nice try Astroboy and Stinky - really, I'm flattered...but I'm planning on staying single for a bit :).

Secondly, to those of you talking about punishment strategies for children, I would just like to say that some of you (I can't recall who wrote the comment atm) are on the right track as to how the child's mind works and how to teach children what is and isn't appropriate...but maybe there are better ways? I've studied a little psychology at uni (which doesn't make me an expert but either way, read on) and I've studied child psychology, and have found that there are probably better ways to diffuse bad behaviour in children. For example, when a child (no matter what age) does the wrong thing...enforce a positive on them.

"I hate you"...say, "I love you"...
"I hate you more"...say, "Well I'll love you twice as much to make up for it"...
"Go away"...say, "Come back" or "I'll miss you"...
(At some point in time they'll probably also end up laughing at you for responding this way because it's not the usual way to respond to "I hate you" or "go away"...which I have found makes the situation a lot more pleasant).

Or, if the child isn't old enough to really think properly for themselves...copy them.
I'm not going to give any examples for this one - I think you get the point. Doing this should also probably make the child laugh at some point at the situation (again, because the response is unexpected), and hopefully, turn their behaviour around.

Anyway, that's my two cents :).
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 851
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I've studied a bit of psychology at uni too. But then again psychologists don't raise the best kids :P

Agent 99, if you ever have a kid I hope they pick up one of their turds and write an the wall with it. Copy that!

The idea of enforcing a positive is really interesting though. I've never seen that strategy before.

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Astroboy
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First of all, just wanted to say, nice try Astroboy and Stinky - really, I'm flattered...but I'm planning on staying single for a bit :).

Single, what?!?
Kat
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I studied psych as well....... who hasn't?
Astroboy
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Crizane Tribal: Youre not a mother, you wouldnt understand
Stez
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
U guys need to watch Super Nanny.
Agent 99
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Kat: You make a very good point. I think most people have studied a little bit of psychology at some point (I think it's an innately human thing to want to understand ourselves) :).

Crizane Tribal: Yeah, the idea of positive psychology is something I thought about and decided to use on my younger brothers and sisters (always knew that they would come in handy for something :P...joke) - it seems to work fairly well when I'm asked to babysit every now and then and they try to pull their little "stunts" (my youngest brother and sister are 8 years my junior).

Astroboy: You sound cute :P. But I don't know you :). Also, I've only recently had my heart broken (again) and I think I just need to be single for a bit (yeah, I know - I may be crazy cos I'll miss all the couple-y stuff...but I said I'm just going to try it out for a bit :) ).


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HERMITech
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cos I'll miss all the couple-y stuff

You mean sex right? Then get it right, it's K-y (for those of you inept enough notto make her wet enough) not couple-y ;P
Crizane Tribal
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Hermi doesn't need K-y. A sharp knife is enough motivation for a woman to get wet apparently :P
Agent 99
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Aha - nice one HERMITech :) *Agent 99 blushes as she meticulously avoids the question*.
HERMITech
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Hermi doesn't need K-y. A sharp knife is enough motivation for a woman to get wet apparently

Quoted for the truth ;P
Women love a man who's handy in the kitchen
Astroboy
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Women love a man who's handy in the kitchen

and skilled at giving a home abortion
Agent 99
Posts: 17
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
My advice boys...

Never mix business with pleasure :P.
stinky
Posts: 1084
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Women pay me ... to give them pleasure.
HERMITech
Posts: 3079
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
sok Astroboy, for you I'd use a lead pipe an a metre of barbed wire
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 862
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Never mix business with pleasure :P.

Well Astro's mum is how I make my living and I get pleasure out of it.
Agent 99
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Well clearly Crizane Tribal, you're just a "special" case :P.
stinky
Posts: 1086
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Agent 99: you sound hot! I like your cheeky attitude... got pics ?
Insom
Posts: 206
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
from what I can tell she has been conducting a conversation with astroboy's deleted posts :D
Yzaerg
Posts: 3277
Location: Other International
Also, I've only recently had my heart broken (again)
That makes me so happy
Persay
Posts: 3484
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
this thread has deviated from its goal and is therefore gay
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 880
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
It was a thread started about your gay relationships, so...
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Persay
Posts: 3488
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
yeah bs you're in the same boat as me fag the thread is just gay
A_W
Posts: 745
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
lol, go the seizure quality image.
Agent 99
Posts: 24
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Agent 99: you sound hot! I like your cheeky attitude... got pics ?


Stinky: Thanks, I've had a long day so it's nice to hear that you think I'm hot :). I think I'm pretty hot (thin, blonde - that's good right? :P, generally a good person, got a pretty decent brain - I'm studying an undergraduate degree at UQ that keeps me here five days a week, god dammit!), but then that's just my opinion :P. Also, sorry, but no pics.

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from what I can tell she has been conducting a conversation with astroboy's deleted posts :D


???

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Yzaerg: Thanks - it's nice to make your acquaintance too.



last edited by Agent 99 at 15:45:46 24/Oct/05
Persay
Posts: 3495
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
omg what major lets meet kthx
Agent 99
Posts: 25
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
omg what major lets meet kthx


Like, totally, Persay...let me know when you're free. K, see u girlfriend (:P).
Astroboy
Posts: 2959
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
f*** persay, 1) Keep your dick in your pants 2) Give your f***ing refresh button a rest
Persay
Posts: 3496
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
tell me what subjects you take so i can stalk you you slut
Agent 99
Posts: 26
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Persay, take it easy...you shouldn't feel a need to be threatened by a chick...
BTW, why don't you try using your brain (I'm sure you've got one, even if you're not using atm) instead of going around calling me a slut...whatever I am or whatever you THINK I am is completely irrelevant to the fact that I just kicked your butt in that last arguement. Get over it.
Persay
Posts: 3497
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i'm just confused as to the context our relationship would be in as an 'adult' relationship

lol arguement
Agent 99
Posts: 27
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Ok, well, how about we try this thing again.

Persay, I'm sure you're a nice person and I have nothing against you. How about we BOTH start behaving like adults.

(BTW, I was only joking in that post that said "k see you girlfriend"...just playing on your words. I didn't mean for you to take any offence to it and I'm sorry if you did).


last edited by Agent 99 at 16:01:02 24/Oct/05
Khel
Posts: 10771
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
tell me what subjects you take so i can stalk you you slut


See Persay, this may be a factor in why you have no luck with girls. Just a thought.
Thundercracker
Posts: 1109
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
His terrible grammar would scare any lady away.
Superform
Posts: 3881
Location: Cairns, Queensland
my advise.. be single and have a few f*** buddies
Agent 99
Posts: 32
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
my advise.. be single and have a few f*** buddies


Sorry, but the idea of being single and having "a few f*** buddies" doesn't exactly appeal to me...nor, speaking of which, does the prospect of possibly falling pregnant to someone outside of a secure relationship (contraception is NEVER 100% effective...I don't want to find myself in that few percent who accidentally fall pregnant whilst using contraception) whilst I'm still at uni and trying to make my way in the world...I'm just not ready.

But that's just me...
infi
Posts: 2391
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
omg this is like cleo on a computer nerd forum. continue....
Agent 99
Posts: 33
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
omg this is like cleo on a computer nerd forum. continue....


Aha...point taken :).
Yzaerg
Posts: 3279
Location: Other International
See Persay, this may be a factor in why you have no luck with girls. Just a thought.
and this is coming from you...
Yzaerg: Thanks - it's nice to make your acquaintance too.
Is that before or after I rape your dog and s*** in your pot plants?

last edited by Yzaerg at 17:20:04 24/Oct/05
Persay
Posts: 3499
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
yeah ok i'll start:

what do u study @ uq
Agent 99
Posts: 34
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yzaerg: Thanks - it's nice to make your acquaintance too.
Is that before or after I rape your dog and s*** in your pot plants?


I guess it's lucky I don't have a dog...

And I suppose you s***ting on my pot plants may be a good idea...they could do with some nutrition :P.

I suppose that it is nice to make your acquaintance after these events.

Nice to meet you :). No need to be hostile.


Edit: Persay - I study Science. What do you do?



last edited by Agent 99 at 17:28:07 24/Oct/05
Yzaerg
Posts: 3280
Location: Other International
I would like to get started as soon as possible on the de-flowering of anus and the s***ting on plants. Please send your home address to spidermine63@hotmale.com
Crizane Tribal
Posts: 889
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
tell me what subjects you take so i can stalk you you slut

Funny that, a "slut" who'd turn you down for sex... what does that say about you, Persay?

His terrible grammar would scare any lady away.

His punctuation is charmingly absent though :P
spidz
Posts: 9188
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
this is hot stuff.
Superform
Posts: 3884
Location: Cairns, Queensland
Sorry, but the idea of being single and having "a few f*** buddies" doesn't exactly appeal to me...nor, speaking of which, does the prospect of possibly falling pregnant to someone outside of a secure relationship (contraception is NEVER 100% effective...I don't want to find myself in that few percent who accidentally fall pregnant whilst using contraception) whilst I'm still at uni and trying to make my way in the world...I'm just not ready.

But that's just me...



its ok.. i wouldnt suggest for females to follow my example..

also if your my f*** buddy you have not to worry about getting pregnent..

cause i would always be ending so as to give you a dirty sanchez followed closely by a short sharp donkey punch - chicks dig that s*** (dont they?)

last edited by Superform at 20:23:55 24/Oct/05
Yzaerg
Posts: 3281
Location: Other International
donkey punch? isnt that where you do them dodgy style and then punch them repeatedly in the head?
Persay
Posts: 3503
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i take like math and spanish and education and shizzle like that

agent 99 wants me
Superform
Posts: 3885
Location: Cairns, Queensland
if you did it repeatedly then it would be donkey punches.. i usually find 1 x donkey punch will suffice added with a dirty sanchez and you have a recipe for luuve
Insom
Posts: 208
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
agent 99 the "deleted posts" comment was cause you were all "oh astroboy you sound fly but ima stay single" and he hadn't actually posted in the thread yet. I'm sure I missed something though
Kat
Posts: 6600
Location:
This is why girls shouldn't be allowed on line.... they girlify everything... Ewwwwwwwwwwww
A_W
Posts: 753
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Bye then Kat.
Kat
Posts: 6601
Location:
A_W: another ill informed one liner from newbie A_W. Now the day is complete
A_W
Posts: 755
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Hopefully you leave things wide open on purpose.
Kat
Posts: 6603
Location:
Maybe if I was a girl you would be making sense right now.

Sadly the fact I am female doesn't automaticly mean I am a girl.
Astroboy
Posts: 2961
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
agent 99 the "deleted posts" comment was cause you were all "oh astroboy you sound fly but ima stay single" and he hadn't actually posted in the thread yet. I'm sure I missed something though

Yeah i dont even know what i said....Maybe it was in another thread
Tollaz0r!
Posts: 6887
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
######################################

plz work.
Thundercracker
Posts: 1111
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I want to sound fly on the internet.
scuzzy
Posts: 11642
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Sadly the fact I am female doesn't automaticly mean I am a girl.
mind blown
Yzaerg
Posts: 3282
Location: Other International
Its ok kathleen ill s*** in your pot plants when I am free.
Kat
Posts: 6604
Location:
Girls wear makeup, earrings, and pink things. Ewwww
A_W
Posts: 756
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Kat is a Tomboy. Looks like a woman, acts more like a man does.

is what she's saying.
spidz
Posts: 9190
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
whore/girl - its an easy mistake to make.
Astroboy
Posts: 2962
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Kat is a Tomboy. Looks like a woman,

......if you say so
Kat
Posts: 6605
Location:
Hmmmm manly jaw
eXemplar
Posts: 1348
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
http://exemplar.theswitch.yi.org/macrochan/source/5YZA527ACTPBN7NJR2UDWNSSFXPZXRW4.jpg
Khel
Posts: 10774
Location: Wynnum, Queensland
That is quite possibly one of the geekiest jokes ever.
Obes
Posts: 3786
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
nour
sc00bs
Posts: 2041
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
whatever I am or whatever you THINK I am is completely irrelevant to the fact that I just kicked your butt in that last arguement. Get over it.

agent 99 > kat

just lost ur standing as #1 girly on the forumn kat ;)

His terrible grammar would scare any lady away.
hahahahhahahahha
Kat
Posts: 6606
Location:

I don't ever recall being #1 girly on the forum sc00bs
eXemplar
Posts: 1350
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
#1 half-girl.
Astroboy
Posts: 2964
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
What about Manlissa
Persay
Posts: 3506
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
bring back caffeinebear
Amaya
Posts: 113
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
There's a big difference between girly girls and the kind of girl that ends up being a gamer geek.
Persay
Posts: 3507
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
hey amaya lets date
Superform
Posts: 3886
Location: Cairns, Queensland
screw all the double talk i just want a girl who takes it in the ass
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 1121
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Some Girls - Racey

Some girls will, some girls won't
Some girls need a lot of lovin' and some girls don't
Well, I know I've got the fever but I don't know why
Some say they will and some girls lie
Persay
Posts: 3510
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I know what boys like
I know what guys want
I seem them looking (looking)

I make them want me
I like to tease them
And they want to touch me
I never let them
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 1125
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
TOOL - Stinkfist Lyrics

Something has to change.
Un-deniable dilemma.
Boredom's not a burden
Anyone should bear.

Constant over stimu-lation numbs me
and I wouldn't have
It any other way.

It's not enough.
I need more.
Nothing seems to satisfy.
I don't want it.
I just need it.
To feel, to breathe, to know I'm alive.

Finger deep within the borderline.
Show me that you love me and that we belong together.
Relax, turn around and take my hand.

I can help you change
Tired moments into pleasure.
Say the word and we'll be
Well upon our way.

Blend and balance
Pain and comfort
Deep within you
Till you will not have me any other way.

It's not enough.
I need more.
Nothing seems to satisfy.
I don't want it.
I just need it.
To feel, to breathe, to know I'm alive.

Knuckle deep inside the borderline.
This may hurt a little but it's something you'll get used to.
Relax. Slip away.

Something kinda sad about
the way that things have come to be.
Desensitized to everything.
What became of subtlety?

How can it mean anything to me
If I really don't feel anything at all?

I'll keep digging till
I feel something.

Elbow deep inside the borderline.
Show me that you love me and that we belong together.
Shoulder deep within the borderline.
Relax. Turn around and take my hand.

^one for kat^
Xy
Posts: 352
Location: Mackay, Queensland
Hehe I never looked at that song like that before ... damn im naive(sp?)
P.S Boo to lyric sites getting half the song wrong :/
Yzaerg
Posts: 3284
Location: Other International
agent 99 > kat

just lost ur standing as #1 girly on the forumn kat ;)
Youre the #1 faghat. Of course astroboy is second to you.
Persay
Posts: 3512
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
less gayness more particulars of mine and agent 99's date k thx
r_mazing
Posts: 877
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Crizane Tribal
Posts: 896
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
less gayness more particulars of mine and agent 99's date k thx

Will your mum be free to drive you around? You better do some chores so she'll give you some monies.
Agent 99
Posts: 36
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Its ok kathleen ill s*** in your pot plants when I am free.


Yzaerg: Hehehehe...I don't go near the internet for ONE day and look what happens...this thread is hilarious :).

I was going to post (in reply to your last comment about s***ting on my pot plants, etc this):

Thanks for the offer to s*** on my pot plants but I don't really want mess everywhere...and clearly you're not able to control the amount of crap that comes out of you...

But now, I think I'll just laugh :).

Thanks for the laughs...I've got ethics (a random course I chose for fun...yeah, who'd have thought!) next...I NEED IT! :)




Girls wear makeup, earrings, and pink things. Ewwww


Kat: True, a lot of girls do do "girly" things...but what's wrong with that?
Clearly we're just two different peas in the pod...nothing wrong with that though. You seem alright :). How's about we share the crown?



Crizane: Hehehehe :)...LOVED the comment about me not wanting to sleep with Persay...hilarious :P.


I'm off to class...ciao :).





last edited by Agent 99 at 10:56:51 26/Oct/05
Kat
Posts: 6612
Location:
Its ok kathleen ill s*** in your pot plants when I am free.

Yzaerg: Hehehehe...I don't go near the internet for ONE day and look what happens...this thread is hilarious :).

I was going to post (in reply to your last comment about s***ting on my pot plants, etc this):



So you are saying that your name is Kathleen?
Kat: True, a lot of girls do do "girly" things...but what's wrong with that?
Clearly we're just two different peas in the pod...nothing wrong with that though. You seem alright :). How's about we share the crown?

I don't recall mentioning anything about a crown, so why are you?
Agent 99
Posts: 38
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
^^^
No Kat, my name isn't Kathleen, it's nothing even remotely close to it. Just call me Agent 99, ok :).

I only mentioned the crown thing cos it was mentioned by someone else earlier.

Kat
Posts: 6613
Location:
No Kat, my name isn't Kathleen, it's nothing even remotely close to it. Just call me Agent 99, ok :).

why would you reply to a comment directed at 'kathleen' and reply with
I was going to post (in reply to your last comment about s***ting on my pot plants, etc this):



Agent 99
Posts: 39
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
^^^
Cos earlier on in this thread Yzearg (sp?) said he would like to s*** on my pot plants.

Ciao.
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 1132
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
way to scare off the possibly-non-ugly-man-jaw chick Kat.
Kat
Posts: 6614
Location:

So you just decided to quote the comment at me and reply to it as if it was to you, rather than quote the comment directed at you??

Wow!! Clever for an 'Agent'
Agent 99
Posts: 40
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
^^^
O Kat...really, there is no need...

I just replied to that one because it was the easiest...

Smile, the world's not all bad :).
Hardball, Billy
Posts: 4984
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
In reference to the original post (I haven't bothered reading any others;) I think all you know is you don't know s***. You learn as you get older and experience different relationships. Don't take s*** and don't give it! Hooplah.
spidz
Posts: 9191
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
don't steal it's attention agent 99!
Opec
Posts: 3634
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Ageny 99 please stop teasing the nerds and post pics of yourself already. We know kat has a man jaw so know if you're really hot you could win this silly little argument with kat no matter what.
stinky
Posts: 1101
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
girlfight! Spidz find the mud! I'll get the lingerie!
Amaya
Posts: 120
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Can I just steal the crown and end the competition?
Agent 99
Posts: 47
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Can I just steal the crown and end the competition?


Hi Amaya, are you another chick on QGL? Nice to meet you.
Amaya
Posts: 121
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
*nod* Yah been around for a while, I just don't seem to have the endless time to post as half of these guys.
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 1139
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
I say Joanna has the best titties.
Agent 99
Posts: 49
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Who's Joanna? Is she another chick on QGL? Further to the point, how do you know what Joanna's "titties" look like...let alone that they are the best (also, the best compared to who?...and no, I am not starting a competition guys...).
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 1140
Location: Sunshine Coast, Queensland
haha chix bro chix
Insom
Posts: 210
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
haha

sorry but kat is still in the lead
gimpy
Posts: 390
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Can't believe this thread is still alive...

Just f***en figure it out. That's what life is about. Life being a subjective journey of the unknown makes it kinda hard to provide a rule of thumb for an area which is probably the most personal adventure any of us could embark upon. So just do what feels right and you'll see the way eventually. I used to ask for advice in this regard until I realised it was a useless exercise in futility. And looking back, maybe it was a required exercise I needed to go through.

This can be applied to many of the facets in life we struggle with. It's always nice to have opinions though I guess.
Spook
Posts: 14864
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
sexybabe was quite nice also
Tung
Posts: 3301
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Okay, degraded beyond saving. it started off with promise and fell away, and i blame women. always the women.
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