A poll abotu Missworld's new misadventures - Page 13

Eulogy · 02-25-2004, 07:26 PM

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Originally posted by Mirror_Untrue
shhhh.

You give her too much credit.

Crono · 02-25-2004, 07:34 PM

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Originally posted by Eulogy

You give her too much credit.

Agreed. Just about everyone who I know was like that when they were 14 and now they all think that they were dipshits at that age.

BeautifulLoser · 02-25-2004, 07:36 PM

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Originally posted by lecia
There would be a bigger gap between an a twenty year old and a twenty four year old

not really...

mxzombie · 02-25-2004, 08:13 PM

i hate that this turned into an argument on semantics.
live and let live, i suppose. i'm not about to go telling anyone what to do. frankly, when i was fourteen, i wanted to have sex as much as the next guy. but i realize now that at that time i wasn't ready, and i am probably still not ready, approaching 17.
honestly, i don't know what to say about the situation. i don't know any more than the rest of netphoria about this whole thing and am not in any position to give advice and expect it to be followed or even considered. however, the way it seems to me is that stef was being a little quick about the decision. anyway, it seems now that they're not gonna have sex yet. so yeah i have nothing else to contribute.

Affectation · 02-25-2004, 11:26 PM

Online relationships are not real. No matter how much you feel you "love" this person, you can't possibly even know them.

Any 18 year old male that is persuing a 14 year old girl is fucking sick. Get a life, shithead. Can't you get girls your own age? You have to fuck with the young dumb ones. A prime example of Miss World. Who's judgement has been pretty much shit ever since she was 12.

One word of advice, Miss World. Everything you have to think about doing, do the opposite.

jaxx · 02-26-2004, 01:07 PM

hahahaha

KrazeeStacee · 02-26-2004, 01:58 PM

14 pages, oh wow.

Well I'm going to state my peace then (and I'm sure it's been said at least once in 14 pages)...

4 years isn't a big gap. Most of our parents probably have a bigger gap than that. However, 14 and 18 is a big deal simply for the maturity factor. Miss world can be as mature as she wants to, but she still hasn't experienced certain things in her life that will change her and mold her into a young adult. She is still a child.

Most people have reached a new level when they turn 18/19/20...there's new responsibilities, different life/setting changes, etc.

As for "it's not our business"...people allow us to know the things we know about them. If there's something I don't want the board to know...guess what? I don't post about it! It's really not rocket science, and I think we all learned this from HIGH SCHOOL.

lawson · 02-26-2004, 02:03 PM

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Originally posted by Ammy
dude, it's like phantom FM and jeny4ever ALL OVER AGAIN

make it stop. nothing's going to change

awwwww you remembered

and no one could tell us what to do. we had to date for almost 5 years to figure out it was a bad idea.

my warning is for newfreshness: if you really are in love with her now, she will be a completely different person when she is 18, and you will still be the same. 5 years. i tried for 5 years. now she's in college at the mountains, growing, changing even more, making friends, being happy, being herself. and im still here, where i always was, where i'll always be. I'm not trying to be romantic- i dont want her back. but i do miss that sweet innocent little girl that i used to call mine. You will go through this, and it will be hell.

Mayfuck · 02-26-2004, 02:04 PM

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Originally posted by PhantomFM

awwwww you remembered

and no one could tell us what to do. we had to date for almost 5 years to figure out it was a bad idea.

my warning is for newfreshness: if you really are in love with her now, she will be a completely different person when she is 18, and you will still be the same. 5 years. i tried for 5 years. now she's in college at the mountains, growing, changing even more, making friends, being happy, being herself. and im still here, where i always was, where i'll always be. I'm not trying to be romantic- i dont want her back. but i do miss that sweet innocent little girl that i used to call mine. You will go through this, and it will be hell.

I was waiting for your input. I will always love you, Lawson.

Nimrod · 02-26-2004, 02:07 PM

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Originally posted by PhantomFM

awwwww you remembered

and no one could tell us what to do. we had to date for almost 5 years to figure out it was a bad idea.

my warning is for newfreshness: if you really are in love with her now, she will be a completely different person when she is 18, and you will still be the same. 5 years. i tried for 5 years. now she's in college at the mountains, growing, changing even more, making friends, being happy, being herself. and im still here, where i always was, where i'll always be. I'm not trying to be romantic- i dont want her back. but i do miss that sweet innocent little girl that i used to call mine. You will go through this, and it will be hell.

If you don't mind my asking, what were your ages when you began the relationship?

KrazeeStacee · 02-26-2004, 02:10 PM

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Originally posted by PhantomFM

awwwww you remembered

and no one could tell us what to do. we had to date for almost 5 years to figure out it was a bad idea.

my warning is for newfreshness: if you really are in love with her now, she will be a completely different person when she is 18, and you will still be the same. 5 years. i tried for 5 years. now she's in college at the mountains, growing, changing even more, making friends, being happy, being herself. and im still here, where i always was, where i'll always be. I'm not trying to be romantic- i dont want her back. but i do miss that sweet innocent little girl that i used to call mine. You will go through this, and it will be hell.

Good point...

And the same thing will happen to miss world...

I really liked this one guy friend I had when I was 16, he was 20. We lost touch for about 2 years and just a few months ago we started talking. I was excited to see him. When we went out that night, I realized he was still the same person, and I'd changed so much. I've got my life started, responsibilites, etc...and he's still the same kid, only he's 4 years older now. Still living at home, still struggling with jobs, still going to raves.

lawson · 02-26-2004, 02:12 PM

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Originally posted by Nimrod
If you don't mind my asking, what were your ages when you began the relationship?

i met her when i was 17, she was 12. we started dating immediately after she turned 13.

it was wrong. i see that now but i could've never seen it then. so spare me the mockery, please. older netphorians will tell you we both spent countless hours on here defending our relationship and i dont want to revisit that.

BeautifulLoser · 02-26-2004, 02:21 PM

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Originally posted by PhantomFM

i met her when i was 17, she was 12. we started dating immediately after she turned 13.

it was wrong. i see that now but i could've never seen it then. so spare me the mockery, please. older netphorians will tell you we both spent countless hours on here defending our relationship and i dont want to revisit that.

Nimrod · 02-26-2004, 02:31 PM

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Originally posted by PhantomFM

i met her when i was 17, she was 12. we started dating immediately after she turned 13.

it was wrong. i see that now but i could've never seen it then. so spare me the mockery, please. older netphorians will tell you we both spent countless hours on here defending our relationship and i dont want to revisit that.

No I was just curious. Besides, it's over and you learned how wrong it was, so it would be pointless.

NewFreshness · 02-26-2004, 02:39 PM

PFM is probably right.

lawson · 02-26-2004, 02:56 PM

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Originally posted by NewFreshness
PFM is probably right.

it's quite depressing to think about, isnt it. well whatever, im happy now.

View Poll Results: So what you you think of Missworld popping hr chery at 14 to her I-net boyfriend?
It's wrong. She's too young, too stupid to understand.	45	53.57%
It's awesome.	26	30.95%
Sp aced	13	15.48%
Voters: 84. You may not vote on this poll

02-25-2004, 11:26 PM	#365
Affectation none selected Posts: 6,094	Online relationships are not real. No matter how much you feel you "love" this person, you can't possibly even know them. Any 18 year old male that is persuing a 14 year old girl is fucking sick. Get a life, shithead. Can't you get girls your own age? You have to fuck with the young dumb ones. A prime example of Miss World. Who's judgement has been pretty much shit ever since she was 12. One word of advice, Miss World. Everything you have to think about doing, do the opposite. __________________ ...up \| down...

02-25-2004, 08:13 PM	#364
mxzombie Braindead Location: i like traffic lights, but only when they're green. Posts: 15,578	i hate that this turned into an argument on semantics. live and let live, i suppose. i'm not about to go telling anyone what to do. frankly, when i was fourteen, i wanted to have sex as much as the next guy. but i realize now that at that time i wasn't ready, and i am probably still not ready, approaching 17. honestly, i don't know what to say about the situation. i don't know any more than the rest of netphoria about this whole thing and am not in any position to give advice and expect it to be followed or even considered. however, the way it seems to me is that stef was being a little quick about the decision. anyway, it seems now that they're not gonna have sex yet. so yeah i have nothing else to contribute.

02-26-2004, 01:07 PM	#366
jaxx Demi-God Posts: 405	hahahaha

02-26-2004, 01:58 PM	#367
KrazeeStacee Immortal Location: Sherwood Forest Posts: 21,296	14 pages, oh wow. Well I'm going to state my peace then (and I'm sure it's been said at least once in 14 pages)... 4 years isn't a big gap. Most of our parents probably have a bigger gap than that. However, 14 and 18 is a big deal simply for the maturity factor. Miss world can be as mature as she wants to, but she still hasn't experienced certain things in her life that will change her and mold her into a young adult. She is still a child. Most people have reached a new level when they turn 18/19/20...there's new responsibilities, different life/setting changes, etc. As for "it's not our business"...people allow us to know the things we know about them. If there's something I don't want the board to know...guess what? I don't post about it! It's really not rocket science, and I think we all learned this from HIGH SCHOOL.

02-26-2004, 02:39 PM	#375
NewFreshness Ownz Location: Kansas now. Posts: 989	PFM is probably right.