February Show Off Thread 2024 = Pinup

[Agent0013]

If the subject of prenuptial agreements had come up, I would have dumped her as soon as she mentioned it. I personally would have never even suggested it. There were other ladies before her that I was interested in marrying, but they were not interested in going that far.


One time when I was still young, I was asked to participate in a speed dating event. I was one of about six or seven men there, and there were about twenty women. The first woman for me was talking about how lucky I might be, if I was with her. She was all about herself! I was to have five minutes with each woman. In two minutes I was already looking elsewhere, and wondering how many of the women there were like that. It turned out that all of them were! Too much self importance in a woman is a big red flag to me, because any relationship I might have with her would be to her benefit only, as I would be working myself to the bone to keep her happy. When the time came for the women to decide which man to spend more time with, they wanted me to stand with the other guys for them to ogle. I felt like a piece of meat, and did not like it. So I just headed for the door, and swore to myself that I'd never do speed dating again. The woman hosting the event met me at the door, and said "You can't just leave like this! ou have to see if any of them want to spend more time with you!"


So I said "What about what I want? I don't want to spend anymore time with any of these women, so what's up with even trying, when I'm not even interested? This was a big waste of my time, and I don't need to use up more! Goodbye!"


So now after all of that, it is hard for me to trust a lady. If one is always doing things for me and asking for nothing in return, she might be one I could trust. But that's how I fell for the one I got engaged to, and you already know how that turned out. It seems like the values that once were in the majority of romantics, have become very rare now. There's very little sanctity of marriage, these days. Call me old fashioned, and I will say "Yes, I am!"