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12-21-23 06:30 #64787
Posts: 90Originally Posted by JohnnieCash [View Original Post]
In my life experience the parent / child relationship goes a bit beyond that. There can be a very strong bond without it being based on too many conditions or a quid pro quo. It's about sharing genetics and sharing so many major life experiences and that creates a strong emotional bond.
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12-20-23 15:11 #64786
Posts: 163Originally Posted by TexasPistol [View Original Post]
Many men seem to have a lot of romantic and abstract ideas about relationships (more than women in fact), 'forever together', hundreds of 'she should' s, get infatuated and think they are in love after a week, or many looking for a mother substitute.
Originally Posted by MoonShot [View Original Post]
Lots of 'she said' 'they said 'in the story, but anyway, by telling her boss she doesn't want to see him she didn't behave in a way that says she likes him then.
He could've also taken a bold step and just ask as simple question. Hey, do you want to spend some time after work together or do you prefer we see each other just through agency? Done. But he was probably afraid because the answer would've put his constructed fantasy at the instant risk of disappearing.
Then if she'd say yes, test her actual behavior outside of her work setting and in different circumstances to validate whether it matches the words and verify mutual compatibility. And stop paying per hour (I'm not saying not pay for shit, it's Latin America). Yes it requires some thought, time and effort but building / negotiating a relationship does.
(Why would anyone even try put themselves through the ordeal of trying to build something with a professional WG is another story).
Only way the to know for certain how she 'really' feels would be to be her (then you'd see half of the time she doesn't even know herself), which is obviously not going to happen. Next best thing is to watch and test the actual behavior over extended period of time (but honestly it doesn't take that much to figure it out).
If she 'puts on an act' consistently over extended period of time and different circumstances, when tired, when drunk, when emotional, then it's no act but a reality.
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12-20-23 07:21 #64785
Posts: 1173Originally Posted by TexasPistol [View Original Post]
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12-20-23 07:14 #64784
Posts: 90Originally Posted by JohnnieCash [View Original Post]
https://youtu.be/md_WfmSYAuQ?si=_7Ldcop8SESZ9uK6
However the fact is every relationship is transactional if we are going to be honest. Any woman I have ever been with, would she have been with me if I didn't look a certain way, earn a certain amount, have a certain level of social status, etc? And would I have have been with her if not for her youth, beauty, the impression that she made on me and my friends? Maybe I am cynic however most relationships are very shallow as you realize once it ends. Every relationship is what it is.
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12-19-23 22:59 #64783
Posts: 783Check MIG glitches
If you're filling out to checkmig form, and it just won't work or you keep getting an error message, sometimes you're not doing anything wrong. Often it is because you filled out one of the blanks wrong. But on a few occasions including on this trip, what I'm filling out the form on my phone and doing everything right, I get an error message saying my flight number is wrong. I was using the Google Chrome browser and I kept getting that error message. So I switched to Firefox and everything worked. Now twice they got the airline wrong when I filled out the flight number but that seems to be okay. As long as you get the confirmation, it doesn't matter. Others say if you're on the phone, switch to the computer or vice versa. Now I would add switch browsers if you're running into some glitch. One glitch is a drop down menu, that is just gray and has no selection. So if you're running into a problem, try switching internet browsers and it may help.
I was getting frustrated for a while but eventually it worked. Just one of those things.
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12-19-23 18:39 #64782
Posts: 783If she behaves like she likes you, It doesn't mean she likes you
Originally Posted by JohnnieCash [View Original Post]
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12-19-23 15:40 #64781
Posts: 163If she behaves like she likes you then she does like you. What other proof do you guys want, words or notarized contacts? Assurances it will always be so? Not going to happen, hooker or not. Promises that she likes you best or doesn't like someone else too? Don't be needy.
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12-19-23 05:12 #64780
Posts: 783Nothing to complain about you know I
Originally Posted by Nomars777 [View Original Post]
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12-19-23 02:16 #64779
Posts: 4251Bogota is hands down a eutter gastronomic destination than Medellin, in terms of variety, quality and quantity. That said, Medellin has more than enough high quality options for a two to three week vacation.
Originally Posted by Nounce [View Original Post]
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12-19-23 02:05 #64778
Posts: 1959Update
Here's an update on the 32 year old American from Tennessee who was found dead in his hotel room in Poblado two days ago.
https://youtu.be/jfhVuGzbMzE?si=w1LcihP7B5dNEThu
Follow Along.
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12-19-23 01:57 #64777
Posts: 1575Originally Posted by DiscoverFL [View Original Post]
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12-19-23 01:19 #64776
Posts: 1376Of course Poblado but they caught the dirty dogs
A Colombian woman has been accused of murder after her American Tinder date died after meeting her in the city of Medellin.
Paul Nguyen, a California-based logistics consultant, decided to visit the popular tourist spot for its vibrant nightlife and a reputation for being friendly to 'digital nomad' workers.
The 27-year-old murder victim travelled there in November with a friend with the intention of sightseeing, experiencing the nightlife, and going to a Bad Bunny concert later that week.
While he there, he matched with a woman on Tinder and agreed to meet her at a bar in the bougie neighbourhood of El Poblado.
Nguyen shot a candid photo of his date when she wasn't looking. The young, slim, brown-haired woman was wearing a white jacket and dark jeans.
He shared it with friends on Snapchat, writing 'the language barrier is unreal. '.
Paul snapped a photo of his date. Credit: Snapchat / Paul Nguyen.
Paul snapped a photo of his date. Credit: Snapchat / Paul Nguyen.
Tragically this was the last time they heard from Nguyen and the next morning his body was found next to a dumpster in another neighbourhood just over five miles away on November 10.
His wallet and phone had been stolen and it was believed that he was the victim of a botched drugging during a wave of Tinder honeytrap robberies in Colombia.
Colombian police announced the arrest of the woman Evelyn Henao Herrera, 21, on Tuesday (April 4).
Herrera and another man, seeésar Augusto Mendoza López, 28, were charged with aggravated homicide, qualified and aggravated robbery and conspiracy to commit a crime for the purpose of robbery.
A second man, Bryan Taborda Herrera, 25, was charged with qualified and aggravated robbery and conspiracy to commit a crime for the purpose of robbery.
Scams involving dating apps are common in Latin America and focus on foreigners and wealthy locals, luring the men to meet women via dating apps, and then drugging them for days at a time as their bank accounts are emptied.
"We mourn every day and continue to do so until justice is met," Paul Nguyen's sister Amy told Vice.
"Hearing that we might finally get justice for Paul flickers a new hope. ".
The three have been arrested. Credit: Columbian police.
The three have been arrested. Credit: Columbian police.
Nguyen's friend was concerned and contacted his family when he failed to return to their Airbnb and they noticed that his credit card recorded several odd late-night transactions.
It's believed that Nguyen was drugged with a sedative called clonazepam at some point during his date.
"Sometimes the victim does not lose consciousness, does not lose will, begins to become aware of what is happening, so they go on to administer much more drugs," explained Jorge Wilson, a local private investigator who has been investigating the American's death.
At least 41 people have been victims of similar drug-related robberies in Medellin in 2023, according to Colombian news outlet Caracol Noticias, although it's unclear how many were related to dating apps.
Tinder have released a statement. Credit: Alamy.
Tinder have released a statement. Credit: Alamy.
Tinder said in a statement to Vice: "Tinder prioritizes the safety of our members.
"What's been reported is terrible, and our thoughts are with the loved ones of the victims, as well as with the survivors.
"Tinder stands ready to cooperate with local law enforcement to support their investigations. ".
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12-19-23 01:07 #64775
Posts: 3290Originally Posted by DiscoverFL [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by DiscoverFL [View Original Post]
I have been to some of these restaurants. I don't remember what I ate exactly. I took my Colombian friends to one and they were stunned at the price when they peaked at the receipt. Some of the restaurants only open limited nights. As a result, I think they are overpriced, relatively speaking. There is another one on the news because they could not afford the rent increase but the news did not mentioned they don't open every day and is only for dinner. What does that imply?
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12-19-23 01:01 #64774
Posts: 642Ding
Originally Posted by MoonShot [View Original Post]
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12-18-23 23:37 #64773
Posts: 783Correction
Originally Posted by FunLuvr [View Original Post]