Christopher said:

Keep it up and you are gonna get quoted again!

MarySharon said:

I was kidding. And jealous because I'm single.

heartbeatocean said:

I thought you were enjoying dating - didn't you say recently you were a late bloomer and having fun?

Betina said:

ZombieKitten said:

I had an amazing date with a guy a while ago, then he stopped talking to me , then we went bowling with a group of people at work and had lots of fun, then he flirted with me and I asked him out for a beer and he said sure, then I saw him on the street today and he said, 'I'm running late, otherwise I'd stop and chat', then later we were both at a party, and as soon as I showed up, he took off.







no, I am not enjoying and I am not dating

heartbeatocean said:

BASTARD!!!!

ZombieKitten said:

I keep trying to unhook myself.

heartbeatocean said:

did you read the book or see the movie "he's just not that into you"?
he sounds like a prime candidate

ZombieKitten said:

I suppose I should see that movie. And yes, I suppose he is.

heartbeatocean said:

guys are a weird bunch. They have fragile egos. I wonder if they are treating US the way they would like to be treated - ie. let down gently, give them a chance to save face, no brutal honesty and I think we want to know the truth so we can get over it and move on. A girl can tell a guy she's not interested, and a guy thinks "what a bitch!" but when does a guy ever do a girl a favour like that - we need to be told so we don't keep hoping and being in denial

ZombieKitten said:

I have kept my distance and am not a very communicative person (except online ) I'm not clear if he knows I like him and yet find it rather uncomfortable to be around him, also complicated by being co-workers. The whole thing is weird. One thing is for sure though. He is definitely not that into me, because I know when a guy is.

JustErin said:

I don't think it's bad to wait until after the gym to wash your face (unless someone is Tammy Fayin' it) - if you wash in the am, before the gym & after, that's 3 washings which could easily strip skin of moisture. 2 is better

heartbeatocean said:

remember guys are fucked up fragile egoed nerds most of the time my

endymion said:

please tell us all about it set us straight and end our heartache

ZombieKitten said:

The fact that i am basically fucked up with a fragile ego and generally nerd like

disqualifies me from passing on anything that may offer you a way out of your heartache

endymion said:

I only generally put a little powder on my face in the morning, so by the time I reach the gym it is pretty much gone so it makes no difference when I work out.

But I have seen them chicks with the full war paint on to work out but then the ones I have seen ain't really at the gym to work up a sweat so I suppose it doesn't matter much to them!!!

heartbeatocean said:

Of course, I should have clarified here. I was mostly refering to those girls who put make up on only to please guys and stop doing it once they're dating someone. Put make up to please youself first, don't do it if you don't like it. And don't ever change your habits because you're not single anymore.

MarySharon said:

I couldn't agree more

I don't mind when ladies wear make-up in the gym.....but stilletos on the eliptical, I mind.

Christopher said:

KatSkrizzle said:

it has taken me lots of $$$ and lots of patience to clear up my skin. My skin finally cleared up about 7 weeks ago.... trip to the "face doc" cost $$$
no way im gonna fuck it up by going to the gym wearing makeup...
I sweat way too much!!!

I don't wear a lot of makeup, just eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick or gloss.

angel345 said:

that's the extent of what i call "makeup" too

I don't do the gym (as my fat ass will tell you) but I do do dance classes. They're in the evening and I don't get time to wash it all off before I go - not that I would anyway - my skin is so shitty I don't want to inflict it on other people

I wear Bare Escentual Minerals and I tint my eyelashes (so no streaky mascara)

MrsGoodnight said:

What kind of dance classes?

MarySharon said:

Street.

I used to be a dancer in my youth, but a knee injury and boys got in the way... I'm trying to find a tap class at the moment, but they're all for beginners and I got up to my teaching grades. Wouldn't go back to ballet if you paid me :hippo in a tutu:

MrsGoodnight said:

I can relate. A muscle tear and it's rock bottom again, plus your body had been so use to burn that it still calls for food eventhough you become sedentary.

You should try salsa, it's a funny way to workout while dancing if you want to avoid the "fantasia" act. (that's what you called it!)

My thread was totally jacked!!!! I'm so official. But we got it together again!
[Edited 5/14/09 17:16pm]

KatSkrizzle said:

Evidence that it works well