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A theological explanation for Voddie Baucham's suitor requirements, as well as a collection of practical advice, What He Must Be... is organized around the five "musts" of what any Christian man should be before getting married. Hitting two sides of the coin, this book is designed to be a manual for readying fathers and daughters, as well as a manual for training sons to become men worthy of marrying. He spends time addressing the importance of marriage for Christians; the need for fathers to become patriarchs willing to be sensitive to-and protective of-their daughters; the dangers of feminism; ways to lead selflessly and with love; the importance of valuing children as a blessing; and a number of other elements crucial to a successful courtship and marriage. 213 pages, softcover.

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Guides parents in evaluating young men seeking their daughter's hand, assists young women in understanding the only kind of man they should consider marrying, and teaches young men how to grow in biblical manhood.

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Voddie Baucham Jr. (DMin, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) is dean of the seminary at African Christian University in Lusaka, Zambia. The author of a number of books, including Family Driven FaithThe Ever-Loving Truth, and Joseph and the Gospel of Many Colors, Baucham is also a pastor, church planter, and conference speaker.

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    May 16, 2011
    Bob Hayton
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    Age: 25-34
    Gender: male
    In "What He Must Be ...If He Wants to Marry My Daughter" Voddie Baucham Jr. does Christian dads a favor. He challenges them with a biblical vision of Christian courtship; and he cushions his challenge with a clear cut, easy to read, guide for how to think and plan about their daughter's future marriage.

    Baucham realizes his message is as controversial as it is straightforward. Our culture prejudices us to an overly romantic idea regarding marriage. While parents feel freedom to guide and support their children in college and career choices, they are pressured to back off when it comes to their teenager's love life. Against this cultural backdrop, Baucham traces out a biblical vision of courtship, calling on dads and moms to think carefully about this aspect of their children's future.

    Baucham considers "modern dating" to be "no more than glorified divorce practice." He counsels protecting a daughter's heart as much as her body. This entails thinking intentionally about the kind of man one would want for their daughter. Parents train their daughters to look for such a man, and are partners with her in the entire process.

    The bulk of the book concerns the qualities of a suitable Christian man. And sadly such men, according to the author's frank admission, are in short supply. No worry, if you "can't find one... build one"! If you can't find a man who is a follower of Christ, prepared to lead like Christ, who is committed to a biblical view of children, and who can be your daughter's protector, provider, prophet and priest... then you must find a promising young man and disciple him (or build him) yourself.

    Counter-cultural and radical? Yes. Unthinkable? No. Baucham carefully builds his vision of Christ-centered family life, making it increasingly clear as he progresses. The Bible is brought to bear on topics many Christians don't take time to consider well. And Baucham's warm, personable and very readable style aid him in transmitting his message effectively.

    One may not be ready to follow all points of the author's plan, after reading the book through. But a careful reading of Baucham's message will certainly change anyone's perspective on the extremely high calling of parenthood. I urge everyone to consider picking up this book, and let Voddie Baucham Jr. walk you through a biblical view of courtship. And may God be pleased to provide our sons and daughters godly spouses for His glory and their joy.

    Disclaimer: This book was provided by Crossway Books for review. I was under no obligation to offer a favorable review.
  2. 5 Stars Out Of 5
    March 25, 2010
    Margie Mason
    A must read for parents of teen girls and boys, as well as for the teens themselves! Read this BEFORE your youngsters enter the dating time of their lives. Practical, biblical advice for raising pure and godly young men and women.
  3. 5 Stars Out Of 5
    November 2, 2009
    Mitchell Neal
    We as parents need to have higher expatiation for there future spouses. This book helps to have a Biblical Few of that.
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    Laura M
    I have come to trust Voddie in his theological soundness and this book is another fine example of how he reaches out to us laymen and explains what the bible has to say about courtship and marriage insted of tradition or past tried and failed paths. This is the third book of his that I have read and his style is personal and intimate while being very clear and concise on how biblical principals aply. He is faithful to point out falsities' of some translations and common mistakes of taking verses out of context. This book is a great addition to his books "Family Driven Faith" and "Ever Loving Truth" that stress the need for Christian families to get back into the drivers seat of discipling their children in order to instill the importance of multi-generational faithfulness.
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    July 31, 2009
    Heather Randall
    The marriage of our daughters is a very important topic. It's worth our time to evaluate our expectations for a future son-in-law and be in prayer that God will send the right man at the right time.Voddie Baucham addresses how to do this in his book What He Must Be . . .if he wants to marry my daughter. His book will provide a list of qualities that will allow you to determine if a man if worthy and capable of leading and loving your daughter for the rest of her life.This is more than just a parenting book though. This is wisdom and instruction for men to step it up and be worthy of the wives they've pledged their love to. What He Must Be . . . if he wants to marry my daughter is manly guidance to Dads to set the example for what their daughters should look for in a man.Baucham holds to a biblical view, and not a cultural view. He even follows that biblical view to the point of challenging his own beliefs of what a husband looks like. His commitment to what the word says is unwavering and admirable.What He Must Be . . .if he wants to marry my daughter is encouragement and instruction for parents. It is a push toward a biblically-defined family. What He Must Be. . .if he wants to marry my daughter provides wisdom for finding your daughter a God-ordained husband, inspiration for fathers and a checklist for raising a godly son. I'll probably never get this book back from my husband. He has already read and claimed this book (and even made a spot for it on his book shelf).
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Business NBN Internet Plans, NBN for Business, NBN Australia - Commander

The internet is about to get a whole lot faster.  Australia’s new national broadband network is rolling out across the country, and will open up a world of possibilities for business.  With access to faster, more reliable and affordable internet and phone services, the nbn will mean Australian businesses will be more than ready for a digital future.

What is the nbn™?

The Internet is about to get a whole lot faster. With the rollout of the National Broadband Network (nbn) old technology used to deliver the Internet and phone are being replaced with superior connections, which means access to next generation Internet and phone services that are much faster, more reliable and more affordable. The nbn is a government initiative owned by nbn co and is one of Australia’s largest ever infrastructure projects. Initial Internet speeds will be as high as 100Mbps with the potential to increase to one gigabit per second (1Gbps) in years to come. The nbn will help your business become more productive, more efficient and more than ready for a digital future.

Read more about nbn

Why the change?

Australia’s existing cooper network can’t support the ever increasing technology needs of individuals and businesses.
The nbn provides improved speed and reliability.

What are the benefits?

The nbn can revolutionise the way you do business. Not only can you get faster connections and consistent speeds, the nbn™ can enable businesses to take advantage of digital technologies regardless of their location, gain valuable access to new markets and compete on a global scale. As the nbn™ replaces our existing copper wire network, businesses will have access to high-speed Internet and improved phone services, along with smart solutions like cloud services, video calls, live chat and remote working.

We will be there every step of the way to help your business connect to the nbn™ network when available with minimal disruption.

Better Productivity

Save valuable time with the superior speed and reliability of the nbn network

New Opportunities

Remove geographic barriers and improve online experience for customers

Flexible Working

Ability to stay connected, share resources and work remotely

Enhanced Collaboration

With high definition video conferencing and live chat

How to connect?

With Commander you will be allocated a dedicated nbn expert to ensure moving to the nbn™ is a simple & seamless transition.

We want you to focus on what you do best and we will ensure that:

  • help get you prepared
  • book the necessary appointments to connect you to the nbn™ network
  • your transition to the nbn is professionally managed
  • you will be able to retain your existing phone numbers
  • you will have access to a superior range of broadband speeds
  • receive the high quality service you expect from Commander
  • you have a competitive future-proof solution for your business communications

Network Technology

Commander as foundation partner of the nbn™ is committed to providing access to fast broadband services throughout Australia. By 2020, nbn’s plan is to have 8 million connected homes & businesses as part of their nbn™ network rollout.

All types of nbn™ network connections that utilise a physical line running to the premises (FTTP, FTTN, FTTB & HFC) are considered nbn™ Fixed Line connections. The difference between the methods / technology type of connection simply comes down to how it utilises the existing network technology in connecting the nearest available fibre node to the specific premises.

Choosing the right speeds for you

Commander offers a wide variety of plans and speeds for you to choose from.  You are able to tailor a plan that is suitable for your requirements.

Common Myths

Understand what parts of your business will be affected

The nbn™ affects more than just your Internet.  It will affect:

Retaining your phone number

Did you know that if you don’t connect to the nbn before the disconnection date, you may actually lose your current phone number?

When the nbn becomes available at your location, you will have about 18 months to switch to the nbn before your existing landline may be disconnected.  Waiting until the end might seem like a convenient option when you have so many other things do in your business. But there are many reasons why it makes sense to switch as soon as possible – especially if you want to retain your existing phone number.

Network Technology

Commander as foundation partner of the nbn™ is committed to providing access to fast broadband services throughout Australia. By 2020, nbn’s plan is to

Which nbn plan is best for me?

At Commander, we understand that very few businesses are the same & as such we have a range of different plans to suit your specific business requirements.

We can assist you in tailoring a plan or business solution for you depending on the size of your business.

Factors to consider include:

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When will I get nbn?

The nbn™ is now rolling out across Australia. Some areas are already nbn ready, while new areas are being connected every month.
But there’s no need to worry, you will be given plenty of notice when nbn™ is coming to your area.

Plus, the other great news is that if you are a Commander customer, we'll keep you updated and let you know when it’s time to switch over and get connected.

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The Community for Technology Leaders
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Issue No. 02 - March/April (2006 vol. 10)
ISSN: 1089-7801
pp: 5-8
Careful readers of this column have noticed the absence of an author's affiliation the past few months. (I resisted the temptation to put "This Space for Rent" in that spot.) Don't worry, I am once again gainfully employed.
In seven months of not having to answer to anyone else's demands, you would have thought that I could have proved P not equal to NP, achieved world peace, or at least cleaned the garage, but somehow I never got around to doing any of those things. However, as countless self-help tracts have observed, you ought to turn every episode into a learning experience. I've learned that even without a job, the "to do" list never shrinks. I've also learned a bit about the changing process of getting a job and the overall employment market. I share these observations with you because some day, you, or someone you love, might need to find a job. Besides, I've got "write a column" on my unshrinking "to do" list, and this is the topic I'm currently most capable of babbling about.
The Changing Nature of Hiring
The Internet is changing the way the employment game is played. Employers and job seekers connect in various ways, both public and private. Traditionally, employers publicly advertise positions, while privately, much hiring happens through social networking.
Historically, public advertising centered on advertising in newspapers, professional journals (for example, Computer), and job fairs. In the boom years of the mid-1980s, the San Jose Mercury News, the major Silicon Valley newspaper, was fat with classified advertising. The revenue from that advertising fed a healthy editorial budget. Today, classified advertising has fled to, eBay, and career boards, and the paper is a skinny shadow of its former self; its major shareholders are demanding its sale to some greater fool.
It's the Internet that's wounding the newspaper business, not (as paper publishers are wont to claim) the rising cost of newsprint 1 or the customer's desire to read news online. In 2005, more than half of all hiring in a surveyed group of employers came from the Web (see, split among corporate Web sites and career boards. Employers in that survey averaged more than 100,000 applicants per year, with one employer receiving a million applications.
Winnowing through a million job applications requires a different set of tactics than the smaller trickle of earlier years. When candidates must compose an individual piece of paper to apply for a job, employers can find the resources to individually look at them. When candidates can automate their applications, employers can be flooded. Attempts to cull appropriate candidates by software have not been commercially successful. Some employers, it seems, stay a bit dryer by demanding a tedious cut-and-paste of data into application forms, which can deter the more superficial candidates. But more important, the less imprecise dating rituals of a couple of decades ago have hardened into more rigorous nuptial processes: human resource specialists harvest the more interesting resumes (perhaps with a brief telephone screen), pass the chosen fewer on to engineers for (yet another) phone screen, and then invite the chosen fewest in for interviews.
Twenty years ago, in the organizations I worked, engineering interviews were a haphazard affair. I remember helpful guidance like, "Look for technical hobbies and team or endurance sports." Modern interviewers seem to be trained to get more quickly to the point and, more particularly, to have a point. These techniques seem to focus on two kinds of questions — behavioral and technical.
Behavioral questions seek to elicit how the job candidate performs in stressful situations:

    • Describe a situation in which your work was criticized. How did you deal with it?

    • Describe an occasion when a project had too much to do before a deadline. How did you cope?

    • Tell me about a time you had an interpersonal conflict with someone on your team. How did you resolve the conflict?

    • Tell me your three greatest weaknesses.

The received knowledge about what to do with these questions is to illustrate the ability to turn every lemon into lemonade. Thus, the heroic job candidate handled the criticism and, through faultless logic, convinced the critic of the candidate's wisdom; shuffled the tasks and requirements, tossed the unnecessary ones, and worked extra hard — but never panicked — to deliver the project on time; came to understand the difficult coworker and converted him or her to the congregation of the nice; and has weaknesses like "attention to detail" and "working too hard" that in any reasonable environment could be understood only as strengths. Back in engineering school, you probably didn't realize that method acting would be a more important course for your career than introductory calculus.
More prominent these days, especially among the more technologically savvy employers, are "technical questions." These seem to fall into two classes: elaborations of homework problems from introductory (for software, especially data structures) classes and designs for fundamental business problems of the questioning concern — all to be performed either over the phone or with marker and whiteboard, in 15 minutes, while maintaining an entertaining patter. My favorite example of the former was, "Given a set of numbers, find two numbers that sum to a given target." (The interviewer seemed disappointed that hash tables were a viable solution, and we won't get into issues of modular arithmetic). Of the latter, my favorite was, "How would you build a system to recommend purchases of similar items?" (I'd find someone who knew some statistics, because that's a hard problem.) In theory, you're supposed to be displaying your problem-solving style and skills (remember to elaborate the requirements of the questioner before delivering the solution), but failure to resolve the fundamental business problems in a quarter hour always left me feeling lacking.
I confess my absolute favorite question of this interview cycle came from someone who had found my resume on a Web site and thought me a prime candidate for maintaining C++ programs. He wanted to know, "Did I know much about the Internet?" and was at a complete loss for follow-up after my answer.
Social Networking
Another received wisdom of the job search process is that most people don't find jobs by responding to impersonal advertisements, but through a social-networking process of calling their friends and making them aware of their needs (and, correspondingly, of employers getting their employees to call their friends to make them aware of openings). In the Internet age, we've managed to automate even this process. There are now popular social-networking sites, based on the premise that if I need to hire a Cobol programmer, looking through my friends' friends will surely land me just the right person. I'm strongly of the belief that much employment happens through the old-fashioned kind of social networking (email is old-fashioned, right?), but I confess no personal knowledge of any employment that has ever resulted from these new networks. On the other hand, my economic existence hasn't been centered on short-term contracts.
Americans define themselves by their employers. Ask someone what they do, they'll usually respond something like, "I work for Google," rather than "I do software research." Although this might seem completely natural, it's actually a late development, historically. Traditionally, skilled professionals identified with their professions and were independently contracted for particular tasks.
A lovely anthropological study of contracting is Stephen Barley and Gideon Kunda's Gurus, Hired Guns, and Warm Bodies.2 As the authors note (p. 176):
Over the course of the twentieth century employing organizations, rather than occupations, have increasingly provided a context for identity formation.
Quoting their earlier work, they continue,
Many organizations offer their employees a "member role" that "includes explicit, detailed, wide-ranging, and systematically enforced prescriptions for what members in good standing are to think and feel about themselves, their work, and the social arrangements under which it is performed.
Barley and Kunda's book explores the segment of the economy based on individuals being hired for their expertise to work on particular projects, rather than the more recent nominal and dissipating notion that individuals are bound, perhaps for an employment lifetime, to an employer that conveys security and identity. Critical elements of this economy and lifestyle are the connection of contractors with work (often with the assistance of staff agencies), the social position of contractors in the workplace, and the benefits and sacrifices of personal career management.
Staffing Agencies
Much contracting is conducted through the intermediary of staffing agencies. Staffing agencies serve two roles: information brokers and legal shields. As brokers, they facilitate connections between companies that need expertise and professionals who can provide that know-how. Good staffing agencies have intimate knowledge of customers' demands and individual contractors' abilities. This is a reasonable activity in an information economy, though you might expect that the value of information mediators should decline with the existence of online social networks and Internet bulletin boards.
Staffing agencies' other purpose is to shield employers from the ravages of employment law, particularly as interpreted by the tax authorities. Employment in the US entangles employers in a net of obligations to the government. Traditionally, hiring an outside professional to perform tasks didn't place such duties on a company, but the reality is that "employment" is a continuum, and rather than having the tax collector later determine that the employer failed to pay employment taxes, companies use staffing agencies as "employers of record." This system pleases the Internal Revenue Service, which gets a steadier and larger tax stream (for some inequitable reason, in the US tax code, some individual employees' expenses are not deductible, whereas independent contractors can write off those same activities); the staffing agencies, which take a cut of the transaction for performing simple paperwork; and, often, the management of large corporations, who use it to tame their own organizations and increase their "revenue per employee" — a number that, for some misguided reason, seems important on Wall Street. It works only against the people concerned with the actual work: the contracting managers — who have another, intermediate entity with which to deal — and contracting professionals, who must share their earnings for paper pushing of dubious value.
Social Relationshipsand Personal Career Management
Employees expect a long-term relationship, career growth, and social definition. Contractors, on the other hand, must manage their own marketing and continuing education. Much of a contractor's time must be spent, unpaid, developing his or her technical skills and maintaining his or her social network. Contractors want to be able to charge the premiums for skills with incipient technologies, but this requires investing time acquiring these skills and making the connections with companies that might need them. Contracting involves greater risk — when things go bad, the contractors are often quickly out the door, frequently with no warning, and certainly without even the tin parachute offered to ordinary employees. Correspondingly, contractors need to be paid more for the time actually worked.
This can produce a social disconnect in organizations in which the regular employees might be earning a third of the hourly wages of the contractors. Barley and Kunda describe the ways in which employers try to ameliorate this disparity, often without any actual economic cost. Employees are made to feel part of the "in group," with better facilities, access to corporate secrets, and a greater supply of commemorative t-shirts. They quote contractors who respond with disinterest to (and even liberation from) the local politics and have considerable interest in the politics of networking their next position.
Ironically, contracting might be a viable income option for long-term employees laid off from organizations moving to new technologies. Although their original company might have left mainframe assembler or 4GLs for C++ and SQL, companies that haven't yet migrated their legacy software could be desperate for people who can maintain it.
Barley and Kunda paint a warm portrait of contracting. The contractors they talked with, by and large, seemed to prefer avoiding conventional employment. In a strange way, these contractors had greater long-term income security, as the ceaseless social networking left them far better prepared to handle transitions. On the other hand, Barley and Kunda did their research in 1999, which is sort of like asking the tribe about how hungry they are right after the third consecutive mammoth kill. All the roasting meat tends to make one oblivious to past and future deprivations.
Any discussion of modern engineering employment relationships should include a section on outsourcing. Unfortunately, this column doesn't have the budget to hire someone to write that section.

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how to check xp SN is used or not

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February 26, 2009 at 09:11:08
Specs: Windows XP, 512mb
my company was closed down
I found 4 copies of Windows XP
2 retail and 2 OEM,
all of them are opened
as my IT person said, only one of them was installed to an assemble PC, that PC was sold.
is there any way that I can check which one was used?

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February 26, 2009 at 09:49:41
No, not without getting you hands on the PC that was sold. If it was sold the disc should have gone with it.

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February 26, 2009 at 10:04:34
Do you have the product keys? You can use the CD's to install XP as often as you like provided you have a legal key for each installation. In other words, you don't need to be concerned about whether the discs have been used before or not, just the product key(s).

EDIT: sorry, I guess you already knew that & just wanted to know if the key was used or not. There's one way to find out...install XP using the key, then try to activate it. If it gets rejected, just change the key:

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February 26, 2009 at 10:30:22
I have to disagree with jam on this one. If the computer was sold with the understanding it came with a legal Windows install then the buyer has the right to the key.

As jam mentioned, the CD is not important in the legal sense.

If you can't locate the buyer and determine which key was used you may need to go about it another way.

If the CDs are all open then you can assume all were installed.

Does the company have at least three other computers with WinXP installed on them?

If so you can determine the key that was used on each of those machines with a number of disserent utilities.

Magical jelly bean keyfinder is one such utility.

SIW.exe is another. Some versions of jelly bean also give up other installation keys. As does SIW.exe.

Links to both below.

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February 26, 2009 at 10:47:09
here is the story.
it has a closed out sale, we sold pc with 17 LCD mon for $100
and all the PC were gone. include the assemble one with XP installed.

I am consider to sell the other 3 Windows XP CD on ebay or craigslist.
however, I don't know which one was used, I can't sell a used XP CD.

thank you for your reply

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February 26, 2009 at 11:19:08
To recap, the CD is not the important part. The key is. If you sold PCs with WinXP installed using those keys then reselling them is a violation of the EULA with Microsoft. Those PCs were running WinXP weren't they? I would assume they are registered. That makes THEM the legal owner of that license.

If you are saying that three of four keys have never been used then why would you have the CDs and why are they open. You no doubt installed them to various computers that were in use and are now owned by others.

I would advise you not to attempt selling those licenses.

If you use computers you could try to install them on one of your machines, one by one and attempt to register them. If they register OK then you could go though the process of unrigistering them and at that time it may be safe to sell them.

If you sell now and the key is already in use that would be fraud on your part.

One other aspect to this is if the key and CD have bben separated and you don't know which goes with which the individual disks do not matter. The key goes with the type of disk. OEM and retail keys are NOT interchangable.

If the OEM CD is one that came with a computer that had WinXP pre-installed then that key (license) is tied to the computer it came pre-installed on. You are not allowed to reuse or sell it and it most likely wouldn't work on a different computer anyway.

If the OEM versions are not "branded" OEM then there are more options available. This post is getting too long to explain further.

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February 26, 2009 at 11:24:05
"I can't sell a used XP CD"

Sure you can, you just can't sell a used product

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February 26, 2009 at 11:33:59
jam is absolutely correct in #6. There is a market for used WinXP CDs.

Most users don't make backup copies of their software like I do. So if it gets trashed or lost they may have the installation key but no good disk. How much that would be worth to someone is debatable.

Shame on the IT person for not tracking things better and for not providing the correct CD and license to the buyer, if the computer was sold with Windows installed.

That brings us to another point. The IT person SHOULD have wiped the hard drive BEFORE disposing of the computer. There very well could be sensitive data residing on there that still could affect a business that is still operating. BAD IT work IMHO.

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So when I was in high school, I really wanted a boyfriend. Or a girlfriend. But if a guy showed any interest in me, he would lose it the moment he found out I was a virgin. Now that I'm not a vigin anymore, guys lose interest the moment they get s**. I've had fruitless, nonsexual relationships with women who were trying to get back at their boyfriends, but I don't know. Maybe I'm just not the type of person people fall in love with. It's hard when something you want more than anything will likely never happen 50% of marriages end in devorce. I'd take temporary love if anyone were offering.

If anyone comments with a "it's all going to be all right!" I'll come to your house in the middle of the night and set all of your stuff on fire.

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  • I know how you feel because I have never fallen in love either and I am older than you. if you would like to give us a try then please let me know I will leave my email for you. I am malethe way. I wish you the best of luck if you choose not to contact me

  • Yeah, it is a kind of love. Weird. But it's also funny that it isn't just your plight, problems or whatever it's the you that's shown through in our interactions. Despite your best efforts, you seem kind of fun and interesting. I just get bummed when you paint yourself into a corner. I want to scream "just walk on the f****** wet paint." But that's an obvious, predictable answer and does you no good. I wish you could light some candles, put on some music and fantasize as you bring yourself to an exhausting but satisfying o***** without guilt or pain. I wish that would be the first step toward great s** with someone, man or woman. The sort of s** where you don't torture yourself after with guilt, shame or whatever it is that makes you hurt. But it's about more than s**. You have a lot of things that are very interesting about you. People are drawn to that if you let them inside. Don't be afraid. But I suppose that's the same sort of s*** I've been shoveling at you all along, if a slightly different version. But it's sincere.

  • I think you want a woman. I think that is where you will find your best shot at happiness and sexual fulfillment. You need a woman who desires you sexually, emotionally and is at ease with her own sexuality. Hanging around with women who dabble in same-s** flirtations is a waste of time. Most of the time they're doing it to give some dude a b****. Is that a problem, I mean accepting that you are a lesbian and not bisexual? Women will f*** you over, just like men will, but s** won't be painful, will it? Also, I would prefer not to imagine getting kicked in the b**** over and over and over. Some guys are into that but I am not. I am into hot s** without pain. I like pleasing women. I've messed around with men and had some fun but it's women I want. Can't you just commit to the idea you need to find the right girl, rather than wander around miserably confused?

  • I'm not bisexual. I'm pansexual. I like all human genders. And I have absolutey no control over who I have sexual or romantic feelings for. If I fall in love or "like" with someone, I do so totally against my will. AAANnnnd I've had s** with girls, and guess what? MASSIVE V***** PAIN. And I was in love with the girl I f*****, I just knew she didn't love me (or even really like me), so that f***** everything up.

  • Hey, I get it. It's all f***** up. Things are a mess. You are a mess. You're also 19, which means you haven't really experienced s*** in the grand scheme of things. I know, you're saying "all I've experienced is s***." I can see where you would see nothing but misery in your future but who really knows? I hope you find someone who brings your p**** nothing but pleasure and you nothing but happiness. Who knows? You can be pretty funny. You're smart, obviously. Right now it's just one big clusterfuck. F****** A, girl, I get it. Maybe some day you'll open yourself up enough to let someone try to make you happy. That girl you loved, why was that so all-consuming? Why couldn't you just entertain the possibility you could have an enjoyable experience with her, even if she didn't love you back. Maybe she would have eventually but you closed that door. And I also mean it sincerely when I say good luck, you miserable little s***, you.

  • There's no maybe. There's no "some day." I have no faith in anyone, especiall men, especially women, especially love. Especially men. I've wanted to have a lover since I knew what love was. I've wanted to make love since I knew what s** was. It's just...horrible. It's f****** horrible. It's not what I thought at all. Everybody lies, and is selfish, and hurts me so much, and there's no love. I just wish that my body didn't need physical release so I wouldn't have to m*********.

  • God, this sucks. I'm going to stop being so f****** depressed now. I want to express a genuine thank you to this anon who has been talking to me. It's nice to know a stranger is wishing me luck somewhere. So thanks. :)

  • And also it makes me hate humanity a little less to know that some anonymous person on the internet is capable of giving a s*** about someone else equally anonymous. That kind of compassion is a kind of love, in a way.

  • Oh, and since your tolerance level for tired perk-me-up cliches is zip, stop feeding me your version of "it's better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all." Until you've had your heart ripped from your chest by long painted nails and crushed beneath the spiked heel of some evil b**** you don't know. Yeah, you feel pretty f****** low and useless and like it's never going to be better. You also don't feel like ever putting yourself out there again until you come to the sad realization you're just being a pathetic tool. But mostly you really want to get laid again. There, I couldn't not talk about me for long. Me me me me me.

  • You have a f****** point. I don't know what it's like to have real love and find out it was all a lie, I only know what it's like to have fake love and no s** and find out it was all a lie. If it was real and there had been s**, it would have probably hurt more. People suck.

  • Great, I was hoping I could cut off all avenues to happiness. Now that I've eliminated the possibility of finding true lasting love I'll work on s**. You say you are h**** a lot but the act itself with a man brings physical pain. You have great mental misery after bringing yourself to a climax. You are attracted to women but something's screwed up with that too. Wait, I think you've done all the work yourself on making that unresolveable. But it p***** me off that you've given up on that. I mean s** is great. It really is. It's the s** partners who can be the after-the-fact a****. Yes, people suck. They also blow. But use your mind. Fantasize. Maybe you can use other people instead of the other way around. All I'm saying is get back in the game. Disclaimer: This in no way is intended to imply that everything will be fine.

  • What I'm saying is s** without love causes me intense physical pain. S** is not "great." It. Hurts. My. V*****. Imagine getting kicked in the b****, but over and over and over again. Masturbating is fine, but after I have an o*****, I usually feel intense lonliness or pain. What aren't you understanding about this?

  • And I have fantasies all the time. Allllll the time. And no outlet, because having an o***** alone hurts really bad, and having s** hurts really bad.

  • OK, it's all pretty sucky. In fact, a pile of s*** has been dumped on you. You have tried to dig your way out and keep getting more mouthfuls of feces with each effort. Yuck, that analogy was gross. But you seem pretty self-aware, at least aware of your problems and their roots. That childhood molestation is probably the biggest factor, as you know. That's likely to haunt you in at least some way the rest of your life. I could tell you about my own experience with that but it's not about me. How could I not feel bad for you? Even pity. Man, your twisted accumulation of miserable psychological and physical fuckedness would be tough for anyone to overcome. Is there some way out of that? I hope so. Oops, by "hope" I was thinking of myself not you. Got that? I'm certainly not saying everything is going to be OK, OK? But maybe there are occasional good times, where you smile or even laugh, god forbid. I am fascinated by those Spanish voices you hear when on meds. I mean WTF? It would be interesting to know what they're saying. Maybe it's a subconscious thing, like someone giving you the daily specials at a Mexican restaurant. Maybe it's a thoughtful debate on comprehensive immigration reform. Or maybe it's something sinister like "stab his eyes out, stab his eyes out." Good thing you don't speak Spanish if that's the case. And you see demons. What do they look like? Do you see them in your head or through your eyes? F****** demons. Sorry, but I have not taken my eye off the ball. You are suffering. You see no way out, no chance for solutions or happiness. Everything is NOT going to be OK. You are just some anonymous person but I do think you are interesting. Not in a clinical way, but in a spunky intelligent combative scolding f*** you sort of way. You have that going for you. I sort of like it and I'm sure other people do too. You poor wicked wretch you.

  • I have had a dream where I had to eat s***. Someone told me I had to, and then changed their mind when I was halfway done. I think it's a metaphor for how I hate social situations.

  • I'm sorry I yelled at you, Anon. I don't hate you. Just, f***. Nobody gets it. And certianly nobody feels sorry for me. People usually tell me Everything's Gonna Be Okay, which they have been telling me since I was seven years old. And since I was seven years old, a string of very not-okay things have happened to me. The only thing that's ok is that I'm still alive. I hate hope. If you want to comfort me, can't imagine why, please imagine what it would be like to go through all the things I've described here (that, plus childhood molestation) and just share my pain with me. I'm sorry I'm not more open to hearing your story of heartache--way too into my own issues right now. But right now I'm kind of jealous of you.

  • Sorry. It's just that my life is horrible and you men have no idea what its like to not be able to come. You know that pain you always complain about when you don't get your rocks off? Imagine that, but everywhere, especially your brain.

  • Your situation is horrible. I wanted that four months to be a lifetime. She crushed me. I found my way back. Now I can see some positive from that four months but at the time it ended it was awful. Maybe it was too fast but she had been telling me how much she loved me and seemed to be going in that direction. Then she hooked up with some other guy and told me about him the night after we f*****. How messed up is that? But when I go away, I go away. She came back, saying she'd made a mistake, I wished her luck with her life and moved on. Spanish? Wow, that's totally weird. I feel sorry for you. It doesn't feel good or helpful to say that. But if it helps you in some way it's true. I hope you feel better about everything some day. (I didn't say YOU WILL so cut me some slack.) I still see her standing there naked. Damn she had some bit t***. In fact she was kind of big but I thought she was beautiful. She didn't like to give me oral s** because she'd been abused by her brother and it gave her flashbacks to that. I missed that but was willing to give it up for life, or so it seemed. How about that, missy? How's that for sacrifice? Anyway, your life sucks. There are no signs it will improve any time soon. You have tried everything and nothing has helped. F*** it. I feel like crying. But I also feel happy that I sorta met an anonymous friend who really hates me and everything I say. Maybe I'll check in tomorrow. Bye.

  • Good. Nobody understands. Check.

    Um, I can stick things in my p**** if I'm the one who put them there. I am not revolted by s**. I love s** theory. In reality, it f****** physically and emotionally hurts. But I'll endure it, if it means a few more weeks of social contact with a person who never introduces me to his friends or talks to me outside of s**.

    Antidepressents are fun. They make me hear voices in Spanish. I do not speak Spanish. They make me see demons, too. And they're addictive. Fun!

    I have NEVER had a relationship. Ever. Not fake love, not almost-love, not "like". I have never slept with someone I was in love with. I have never slept with someone (or ever even MET someone) who even pretended to be in love with me. I've had women who were "expirementing." Expirementing means you hold hands and kiss a few times and have your partner recoil with disgust when you try to get inside their bra. Instead, count on them talking endlessly about some guy they're in love with when you're trying to connect with them in a personal conversation. And I've had men who wanted s**. That's it. And a whole bunch of unrequited love.

    Start enjoying masturbation? Really? Am I supposed to ignore that soul-crushing depression that washes over me against my will right after I have an o*****? That's when I actually can have an o*****?

    You had four months with that woman. Four. Months. I would cut off a toe for four months, even if I got rejected in the end. Four months! And I wouldn't marry someone after four months anyway. That IS moving way too fast.

    But yeah, I get it. Life is worth living, the sun will keep shining, it's always darkest just before dawn, and maybe some day I'll meet the man of my dreams, I'll be able to have an actual o*****, and I won't walk around a shaking, emotonally fragile, hysterical wreck with a bundle of broken nerves surrounding my c***. Okay. Thanks you guys. I feel all better now. know, I would have taken your pity.

  • Can't someone just say my situation is horrible and cry with me? Why do some people have to pretend they know what I'm going through?

  • I guess I see your despair as more than an accumulation of bad life experiences. Your intense desire for and extreme revulsion of s** seem contradictory but they're not. They're part of you punishing yourself. You are doing things you know will cause you misery. You are unable to cope with that misery and that circular pattern of behavior keeps digging you deeper. I'm no psychiatrist but I have enough experience to suspect there is a chemical imbalance within you. That's nothing to be ashamed of, h*** it's way more common than you'd think. Medication can help to put things into better perspective. The v***** pain is probably another story. That's physical, or so it appears. Do you use lube? So, you crave and hate s**. How do you deal with that? You go with your own flow, babe. You call your own shots. You care more about yourself than others. Start enjoying masturbating. H***, it's a natural act that brings you pleasure. You are 19 and your unhappiness is indeed a moment in the grand scheme of things. I have loved, lost, suffered and been used myself. I once had a woman I wanted to marry coldly reject me. We were in bed after having s** and I tried to cuddle. She said not to touch her because she wanted to go to sleep. I was hurt. In the morning I asked her what was wrong. She jumped out of bed and stood there naked shaking her finger at me, saying I was moving too fast. We had been going out for four months. She said she no longer wanted to see me and had met someone else. She stood there naked with her hands on her hips as she crushed my soul. I now laugh about that. I think about how big her bush was and crooked her teeth were and simple her mind was. And I would have married her anyway. I was forced to move on and find my own happiness without her. And I have found much happiness and some misery since. That's life. And it's worth living.

  • I'm desperate for love, basically. I don't mind pity. I get stupid "hope" from my friends, so pity is a welcome relief. I can't have random s**. I mean, I have done it, but it hurts so bad. If I don't trust the other person or if I think they don't care about me, I can't have an o*****. Sometimes there is no pleasure at all, sometimes only horryfing pain (and no matter how many times I explain that I just want to cuddle right now because my v***** hurts guys will still try to have s** with me until I practically scream rape). When I m********* I always feel this deep, swollowing lonliness after I come. I've given up on love a number of times. I've tried just to find a companion. Not someone I'm really in love with, or who really loves me, just a lover, but nobody has ever wanted that from me. I've never had a real relationship before. I don't think I've ever had a second date. I was someone's booty call once, if that counts. I get so lonely when I sleep, because no one is there. And, I have an insanely high libido and s** is pretty much all I think about, so I end up endlessly h**** with no outlet at all. When I was little, my mother told me that s** implies something intimate between two people and I believed her. Guys never tell you straight up that they aren't making any promises. Not before they've come anyway. If I try to start something with a guy, he wants to have s** right away, and if he has s** right away he either moves on or has s** with me for as long as it takes him to get a real girlfriend or get bored. If I wait to have s**, or say I won't want to have s** at all, they stop hanging out with me even sooner, because they want s**. But if I have s** with someone, I start liking everything that they are. I don't call them all the time or anything (maybe I should?) but they become important to me; what they like, what they don't like, what they want for their birthday, ect. I start wantng to be involved in their lives somehow. No one has ever wanted me in their life. All my "breakups" have been one-liners through email or text that end in "do not respond." I just don't want to be hurt anymore. People chose to wallow in the moment because it is not a moment. I have been feeling this way for years; that's a lot of moments. And I try and try again, and it has never reaped any benefits except for an STD scare back in March. It's time I gave up on trying, because if I have to deal with being socially or physically intimate with someone and then have them barely awknolwedge me I might kill myself. I might kill myself anyway. Its too lonely and it hurts too much, but I don't have any courage so I will probably live in my black vaccuum of dispair forever. I will have to find happiness somewhere else, because I'll never find love and s** will never be enjoyable for me. It's just that its always meant so much to me, it's always something I've dreamed of, that's all. A lover. Just a lover. A boyfriend or a girlfriend. Someone to buy a present for, or to hold. Change my facebook status. Even if it only lasted for a few months. H***, even a few weeks would be good. It probably doesn't seem like a big deal to you, but it does to me.

  • First of all don't give up, take a break. Finding love, is sometimes like finding a job. You have to fill out a lot of applications, go on a lot of interviews to find someone that you actually click with. It's a pain in the ass! Everyone is looking for something, and it's hard to not to take it personally when you don't get the second interview. Do you remember the episode of S** In the City where Charlotte says something like..I've kissed so many frogs, Where is my prince already? You're lonely and want someone. But those things that people say..about you get what you're putting out there is true. If you're not happy or not liking yourself, how do you expect someone else to like you? You most likely have great qualities and you're friends and family love you. Some how you have to find a way to be and stay positive about it and going out there. I know you'll come to my house now and burn my stuff. If the coffee dates and meaningless dates aren't working, stop it and change the game. For now, hang with friends and have some fun without worrying about when you'll meet someone. Get on some dating site or activity site (when you're ready).

  • What are you desperate for, exactly? At first it seems like you just want someone to love you for you, and not use you for s** or to make a boyfriend jealous. Then, it seems like you are desperate for happiness and believe every road there is a dead end. Now it seems like you are desperate for attention, or pity, which you say you eat up. Well, you've captured attention here with your talk of suicide. That scares people because many of us know how awful that is, having lost a loved one. I don't know why so many people choose to wallow in the moment, as though it is all that matters. There's much more good and bad to come. Ride with it and the journey will be worth whatever pain you experience along the way. Yes, I have had a lot of random s**. Mostly, it was enjoyable and sometimes it resulted in longer term love and friendship. If a girl felt like I had used her and only wanted her for that, she was right in her own mind but not in mine. She was part of my life experience. I didn't make any promises but if it developed into more than f****** I enjoyed that too. If your attraction to girls is what's bothering you, you are not alone. Gays live with a stigma in our society and many have a hard time coping with that. I'm not sure where you plan to get with your promise to yourself but shutting yourself off to possibilities isn't likely to help in the long run.

  • OK, I wrote that jokey thing about fake love. I was goofing off and did not realize the depth of your despair. I apologize. Your head is in the wrong place. I can't make it better but wish I could. I won't tell you time will make it better because you said you don't want to hear that. You will make it better. You will realize there is a world worth exploring. You will realize temporary pain can be replaced by long-term happiness. You can be better. Give yourself more of a chance. Do it for yourself.

  • How was that a joke? It's so true to reality. It's how a lot of men conduct their relationships. F***, for all I know, it's how all men conduct their relationships.

  • And it's not just guys. I'm bi, remember? It's me. I didn't write this for pity (although I eat that s*** up, I could use some f****** pity). I wrote this so everybody will know that this person, right here, is giving up, and will stop flirting with people and making stupid coffee dates only to get used like a piece of f****** tissue paper. It's to remind myself that she only wants to be my friend, that he's using me for s** like it's been since I was seven years old. This thread is like a promise to myself. One that I will probably break because I'm so f****** desperate, and then end up swinging from a noose tied to the bar inside my closet.

  • How about fake love, would you accept that? I would be willing to have s** with you, pretend it was more than s**, come back for more on a regular basis, always cuddling you afterward telling you how special you are to me. I also would be supportive of your bisexual tendencies, encouraging you to bring another girl into our bed. But maybe you aren't very good at s** and that's why guys lose interest immediately. I would train you. By the time I am done you will be one hot little sexpot. There, I didn't say it was going to be all right. But it will be hot.

  •, that would probably make me cry. Like now I'm crying right now. F*** this. That's probaly what I'd get if I tried to find love.

  • I give up. It's f****** over. I wish it wasn't, but it is. I also wish I had the b**** to kill myself to be rid of this agonizing lonliness and sexual frustration, but I don't. I just wanted you guys to know.

  • So next time someone uses me for their own personal gratification, I will remember this post. I am nineteen. The world is f*****. There is no love here. I give up. I can made up an imaginary friend to hold me and tell me they love me and that everything will be alright and actually mean it. A reminder to myself: Do not engage in flirtations. A relationship or something like it will benefit the other person but will definatelly s**** you right up the a******, sometimes literally.

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