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im totally crushing on one of my co-workers

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plus that whole situation is just awkward to me

i dont know how active the father is in the child's life right now

trust me though: it's for the best right now that we dont date each other

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It's all about your maturity level.

 

Good luck.

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I am mature enough. That's not the problem at all. Thanks BTW.

You should be wearing all your pink shirts at once next time you see her.

and a shift key bracelet.

And your outside pink shirt should say "my heart belongs to my mommy". :blush:

SHE WOULD MARRY YOU IN A SECOND :cheesy:

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And your outside pink shirt should say "my heart belongs to my mommy". :blush:

hahahaha

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hahahahahahhaa

 

HEY THAT MIGHT BE MY SIZE GIMME GIMME GIMME

 

It's all about your maturity level.

 

Good luck.

 

Kels, you kick butt, you know that right?

:thinking: uhm/ huh? I always thought the opposite Emma !

 

and ME WANTS THAT BRA

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Wait, what happened to the other co-worker then?

 

nothing happened. we have had some brief conversations but she's been working a lot of mornings lately and i have been closing a lot per usual lately.

 

so the girl with a kid randomly text me last night and i asked her how she got my number forgetting that i had it on facebook. she seemed like she was ashamed of doing it but i didnt mind. it's why i put my number on facebook.

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the girl with a kid was older than i thought too. i thought she was like 20 or 21 but she's 24 and gonna be 25 in november.

no. i don't know.

 

I would hope/pray/assume that any new mother could independently support her child.

Without needing/relying on some blokes minimum wage milk money job.

But nice of you to assume that we expect you to pay for our children.

 

It's all about your maturity level.

 

Good luck.

 

Hahahaha! You write that first quote and then talk about maturity level.

 

Where did he say that she would rely on his 'minimum wage milk money'? If you're going out with a woman with a child, after a certain period of time you begin to become a father figure to that child, and feel obliged to chip in some money here and there, and it goes on from there.

 

Anyway, stop getting so offended instantly, whether you like it or not a lot of men have that attitude (Me included, and as far as I know pretty much any friend of mine are naturally a bit fearful of the responsibility of going out with a girl who has a child).

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the girl who has a child and i might be getting coffee monday.

we have been chatting a lot lately and she seems really sweet.

most of our conversations took place at work though and with texting.

Anyway, stop getting so offended instantly, whether you like it or not a lot of men have that attitude (Me included, and as far as I know pretty much any friend of mine are naturally a bit fearful of the responsibility of going out with a girl who has a child).

 

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:thinking: WTF Cobbie.

 

I'm gonna throw the 'deal with it' back at you, because regardless of my opinion, most guys feel like that, it's the reality of the situation.

I thought she was agreeing you, but now I've seen it again maybe she didn't. My original view was that she was reiterating your point.

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