Computer question; PCIe modes. posted (6 months, 2 weeks) ago
Please look at the specifications for this motherboard:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx…
Take one person from group A and one from B, and hang out, just the three of you. By making one pair friends, you’ll have 3 people bridging the groups instead of one.
When you are looking for a job you need to sent LOTS of applications out, and never wait for a response. Just keep sending out several every day. Also, I have never, ever had any luck applying online. It is better to go directly to the business, fill out the application there (or come back with it), and ask to give the application to a manager. Persistance helps too, after putting in an application, check back and see if they have reviewed it. You need to stay at the forefront of the managers mind, so that if there is an opening, they think of you.
I think, as his wife and the mother of his child, you should support him. He opened up to you and shared something very intimate with you. That takes trust. He says he wont act on these feelings, and you should believe him. He is no more likely to act on feelings for a man than for a woman. If he wanted to hide it from you, and be deceptive, he wouldn’t have told you. You should not be worried.
As for being homophobic, you just need to get over it, which will take time.
I have had two people close to me tell me they were Bi. My best friend from middle school, and my current girlfriend. My girlfriend is not actually bi, she has just slept with girls before. Now she is exclusive to men, but I know there is that side of her brain that still exists.
When she found out, I became concerned about her hanging out with a female co-worker. But that was wrong of me, and my suspicions have hurt our relationship.
He is the same person you married. There is absolutely nothing different about him. Please accept this flaw, and let it strengthen your bond. Maybe you can tell him a deep secret. I hope you don’t let this ruin your marriage.
- written 5 months, 2 weeks ago – voted for by amyjames08
With both, they will house you, feed you, and train you, and pay you for it. The programs will enrich you and make you more employable.
I went into Job Corps with a $5000+ debt, when I left, I had saved enough to pay off the debt, buy a new car, and got a job paying more than double what I was making before.
- written 9 months, 4 weeks ago – voted for by jrcleg
[quote angebailli]Its not about being confrontational, or fighting for something, its about being honest. If you like the girl whats wrong with giving her a call? I know I would prefer a guy to call me and talk to me rather than seeing who will pick up the phone first. Honestly, you guys can get it so wrong at times. Maybe she is sick or fed up with you, but at least if you call her you know either way. I know I would let a guy know if I wasn’t really interested if he called me and i wasn’t that interested. Whats the point of worrying or stressing about it??[/quote]That makes sense, but I have issues with worrying about this kind of stuff. I think over-burdening my last girlfriend with my anxieties about our relationship caused its downfall. Maybe I’ll just txt her ‘goodnight’ or something like that… I don’t know. - written 4 days, 8 hours ago
[quote classicrock1818]yeah, but if you do call, dont do what angebailli said. some people are just bad about communicating with other people, so being confrontational is not a good idea. unless it becomes an ongoing problem mention it, but if youve only been dating for a few weeks its not worth fighting over at all.[/quote]I totally agree.[quote Anonymous]Are u from new york. Is she asian by any chance. Some similar happened to me..[/quote]Nope! Opposite side of the country, actually. - written 4 days, 8 hours ago
[quote classicrock1818]yeah i know exactly what you mean. you want the relationship to be give and take, not give give give right? id say unless you have something you specifically want to tell her, then dont call, let her call you. if you have nothing specific to say or tell her, dont do it. plus a little space is always good.[/quote]Yes, exactly. I really hate this feeling; not hearing from someone and then stressing about it. I just wanted to call her to say hi and chit-chat. Your advice sounds good; I wont call. Thanks.[quote classicrock1818]also, really creepy avatar. american psycho?[/quote]And yes, I love that movie. At the time that I picked my avatar, I was at the end of a ~3 year ‘dry spell’ where I became very bitter about relationship and women. I think that made American Psycho all the more appealing. - written 4 days, 8 hours ago
[quote janer10]”Seek and ye shall find”, “Knock and the door will be opened”, seems like I remember reading that somewhere.[/quote]That’s a bible verse. It’s quoted in The Strangest Secret (good listen, look it up).
“Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you.” - written 1 week, 5 days ago