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I want to know how much you people love your girlfriends or wives. I have a girlfriend and i would take a bullet for her. BTW best place to take a bullet is your arm, they researched it.,Murtagh

Gee, this is an odd question.

It's fairly easy to love someone enough to make a grand, dramatic gesture of love.  It's harder to love them all the time in small ways.

And girls can post, boyfriends or husbands, or girlfriends for our bi resident.

Where are we talking about taking the bullet to?

I'd totally take a bullet to the movies for my wife. Or maybe out shopping for new speakers or video games.

Hahah, nice.

Anyways, I don't have a girlfriend(not that I haven't tried :P), but if I did... I know who I'd want it to be.  And I'd do just about anything for her now.  This is a sorta random question though... how 'bout making the topic a bit more specific?

I am talking real, metal, painful bullet.

Haha, I'm sure it was just a joke. XP

But what I asked was if you could make the topic more specific.  I mean, "I'm willing to do just about anything for her" doesn't give you too of an idea.... Unless you begin to think about what "anything" really is.

You know... this is a good test. I'm going to tell my boyfriend if he loves me he must bleed for me. That should really put our love in perspective.


I kid, I kid... seriously, I'd never put myself in danger to save some chick. I don't like girls. However, I would put my life on the line for a child... any child.

Taking a bullet for my boyfriend is a possibility too... it would depend on whether or not he took me somewhere dangerous. I mean, if I follow the love of my life to the murder capital of the world, because it would please him, then he can take his own bullets. If on the other hand, he is doing something for me and I sense danger, I'll take the bullet. It's only fair. I believe in balanced relationships. And hey, I'd call 911 for him if he had to take a bullet for me. So, I think that kind of makes up for not loving him enough to take the bullet. Then I'd hire someone to track down the person than hurt him and kill him. Now THAT's love.

Well.... it's definitely conditional love.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rmkFGMzCal0

 

even this kid?

Umm, I don't get it.

Quote InfiniteKatie "I would put my life on the line for a child... any child. "

Quote JJJ: "Even this kid?"

Oh, hahah...

A bit out of sorts lately, Zero?

Nah, it was just pretty random.

I was alluding to you're inability to read actually ;)

Hahah, you're one sad individual.

Wow.  You must be super internet savvy. You have the ability to understand my entire "individualness" just based on a internet site. Truly amazing zero(intelligence)

...Right.  You're really good at changing the subject.  Honestly, you get boring.  You don't make a very persuasive argument, and your insults get old fast.  You just feel free to throw you tantrum.

I'd much prefer to get back on topic.

Ah, well my girlfriend is great :D

I don't see how I can be blamed for changing a topic, when you were the one who "diagnosed" me with being a sad individual out of the blue.  I was merely remarking on your inability to keep track of a forum... Which has to do with this forum...

2 things first off 3j "I like turtles" Cracked me up
secondly, 3j and zero, keep the anger in one forum, no need for the arguments to spill over into all the others

Yeah, my girlfriend actually showed it to me. This thread reminded me of that.

Am I truly the only person in the world who doesn't like children?

They're nasty, filthy, rude, and demanding, and yet adults fawn over them like Gollum over his precious.

It is not some great honor to be allowed to hold your snot-covered, screaming infant. I don't find it amusing to watch a toddler put my wallet in his dripping mouth.

It's a good thing my love doesn't read these posts. . .

I can't say I like children on a whole but remember that we were all once there.  Treating them properly is possibly the most important thing in the whole world.

Properly doesn't mean we all need to fawn over them. Yes, instinct and all that, but really, people.

(Not that I don't like individual children sometimes.)

I agree.  Fawning often leads to the "spoiled brat" mentality.

Still though, its only been like 5-6 years since I'd be considered a "kid".