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I was recently introduced to and have been messaging with a girl who is really sweet and has dimples that are just, Wow. I'm about to have a son, and he will be everything for me for a while. I explained this to her and she was surprisingly supportive despite the fact that I feel like I'm shooting us both in the foot. We agreed to have a date down the line when things are more stable, and we text constantly. I dont know, it seems like it can't ever be but maybe I'm just being pessimistic because I've never been a new single father.
first of all, congrats on the kid man.
i'm in a similar but opposite situation, i recently (may-ish) started dating a girl with a 2.5 year old and i love the hell outta those two. due to some circumstances she was going to be SOL on a place to leave nearby. i invited them to live in my house with me. it was a huge step but now i drop the little guy off before work and pick him up everyday after work for now (she works far away at the moment and is unable to do these things). more or less i'm just trying to say that she could be very supportive and even help you out as a single father. if it's right, it's right. good luck man!
Thank you. This meant a lot to me and I appreciate you.
i'm in a similar but opposite situation, i recently (may-ish) started dating a girl with a 2.5 year old and i love the hell outta those two. due to some circumstances she was going to be SOL on a place to leave nearby. i invited them to live in my house with me. it was a huge step but now i drop the little guy off before work and pick him up everyday after work for now (she works far away at the moment and is unable to do these things). more or less i'm just trying to say that she could be very supportive and even help you out as a single father. if it's right, it's right. good luck man!
Thank you. This meant a lot to me and I appreciate you.
anytime and now my mom gets to buy him clothes and shoes and that sort of stuff and she loves it. he got light up shoes yesterday and could barely walk around without looking at them and almost running into everything
I think I've politely asked (if I weren't explicitly told) before I've ever kissed a girl for the first time. I'm a very outgoing and confident person but I'm much more timid in more intimate situations
I was recently introduced to and have been messaging with a girl who is really sweet and has dimples that are just, Wow. I'm about to have a son, and he will be everything for me for a while. I explained this to her and she was surprisingly supportive despite the fact that I feel like I'm shooting us both in the foot. We agreed to have a date down the line when things are more stable, and we text constantly. I dont know, it seems like it can't ever be but maybe I'm just being pessimistic because I've never been a new single father.
As someone on the other side of a single parent relationship, I think we get that you have a bigger priority than us. It's cool. Texting and catching up are all good. And making plans when it works out is fine too. It's just best to make those when you're certain rather than making them when youre uncertain and having to cancel.
You got this. Besides how could you want to be with someone that doesnt agree that your new son should be the priority?
I was recently introduced to and have been messaging with a girl who is really sweet and has dimples that are just, Wow. I'm about to have a son, and he will be everything for me for a while. I explained this to her and she was surprisingly supportive despite the fact that I feel like I'm shooting us both in the foot. We agreed to have a date down the line when things are more stable, and we text constantly. I dont know, it seems like it can't ever be but maybe I'm just being pessimistic because I've never been a new single father.
As someone on the other side of a single parent relationship, I think we get that you have a bigger priority than us. It's cool. Texting and catching up are all good. And making plans when it works out is fine too. It's just best to make those when you're certain rather than making them when youre uncertain and having to cancel.
You got this. Besides how could you want to be with someone that doesnt agree that your new son should be the priority?
That's what I really dig about her, she's not negative on the situation at all.
You could ask if you could kiss her. Some girls find that very romantic. That being said my 14 year old son has a girlfriend, how early can I start drinking and still be a responsible parent?!?!
So there's this really sweet girl I've been talking to for a while, and we've been on a few dates, and I really want to kiss her, and her body language seems to suggest she wants me to as well, but I'm so afraid of rejection that I haven't pulled the trigger.
I find myself googling things like "how can you tell if she wants you to kiss her?", and I feel like such a loser.
How you can tell if she wants to kiss you is...ask her. Simple, sweet, and then you both know.
Post by crazykittensmile on Sept 10, 2015 13:38:38 GMT -5
Cody's family has offered to take us on a helicopter tour in Hawaii next month, but I am DEATHLY afraid of this (I also get motion sickness). Have any of you been on a touristy helicopter tour and want to share your experience?
Part of me doesn't want to be a stick in the mud, but a bigger part of me just wishes we could have a nice relaxing massage instead
Cody's family has offered to take us on a helicopter tour in Hawaii next month, but I am DEATHLY afraid of this (I also get motion sickness). Have any of you been on a touristy helicopter tour and want to share your experience?
Part of me doesn't want to be a stick in the mud, but a bigger part of me just wishes we could have a nice relaxing massage instead
I have never done a helicopter tour. But I have flown from Juno to Haines Alaska in a teeny tiny plane with a rubber band for a propeller. I'm also not afraid of heights. Tell them you would rather have a couples message.
Cody's family has offered to take us on a helicopter tour in Hawaii next month, but I am DEATHLY afraid of this (I also get motion sickness). Have any of you been on a touristy helicopter tour and want to share your experience?
Part of me doesn't want to be a stick in the mud, but a bigger part of me just wishes we could have a nice relaxing massage instead
I did a helicopter tour in Hawaii in high school. I can't say that I remember a whole lot about it (because *sigh* that was almost 20 years ago). I vaguely remember flying over Mauna Loa, and I pretty clearly remember flying over Jim Nabors' property.
Are you afraid of it because you don't like heights or you don't like flying? I am pretty terrified of heights, but I don't really mind flying (other than take-off and landing). I don't remember having any problems with being on the helicopter, and it seems like it was kind of cool to see the islands from a different perspective. I don't remember if it was something that was said, or just something that occurred to me during the flight, but I distinctly connect that flight with the saying about not being able to see the forest for the trees.
Post by bansheebeat on Sept 10, 2015 19:19:44 GMT -5
This time in two weeks I'll be en route to America for the first time in nearly 2 years. I've spent an embarrassing amount of time obsessing over what I'm gonna eat and in what order.
This time in two weeks I'll be en route to America for the first time in nearly 2 years. I've spent an embarrassing amount of time obsessing over what I'm gonna eat and in what order.
So, what is on the agenda? We want to obsess with you.
I have gone from being afraid of becoming homeless, selling my plasma and pawning my car title less than a week ago to now feeling like everything is going to be okay. I have almost, but not quite, hit rock bottom and feel like I have survived, and that I can make the climb back up. I realized it tonight when something happened that ordinarily would have made me a nervous wreck, and I remained cool as a cucumber. Afterwards I realized that I really am going to be okay.
And if I had to do it all over again I would have made the same decisions that brought me to that point. Whether that is a sign of abject stupidity remains to be seen, but I remain convinced that I did the right things.
So there's this really sweet girl I've been talking to for a while, and we've been on a few dates, and I really want to kiss her, and her body language seems to suggest she wants me to as well, but I'm so afraid of rejection that I haven't pulled the trigger.
I find myself googling things like "how can you tell if she wants you to kiss her?", and I feel like such a loser.
That is so sweet, but if I am out on a few real dates with someone, then he had better kiss me or be kissed.
Life is way too short not to kiss when you want to. (unless, of course, it runs you the risk of being arrested haha)
This time in two weeks I'll be en route to America for the first time in nearly 2 years. I've spent an embarrassing amount of time obsessing over what I'm gonna eat and in what order.
So, what is on the agenda? We want to obsess with you
Honestly? My first course of action is get off my flight and go buy a case of Yuengling (I'm flying into Nasville) and some Taco Bell. Then after I'm nice and hammered I'll order some shitty delivery pizza.
Also on my food agenda:
Real Mexican Sushi Real Mexican Italian/Ethiopian/BBQ Real Mexican Sushi Good pizza Chipotle/La Bamba Burgerssss (bison please) and fries and onion rings Real Mexican Popeye's Chicken
And no liquid that isn't Kentucky bourbon or craft beer.
Cody's family has offered to take us on a helicopter tour in Hawaii next month, but I am DEATHLY afraid of this (I also get motion sickness). Have any of you been on a touristy helicopter tour and want to share your experience?
Part of me doesn't want to be a stick in the mud, but a bigger part of me just wishes we could have a nice relaxing massage instead
I did a helicopter tour in Hawaii in high school. I can't say that I remember a whole lot about it (because *sigh* that was almost 20 years ago). I vaguely remember flying over Mauna Loa, and I pretty clearly remember flying over Jim Nabors' property.
Are you afraid of it because you don't like heights or you don't like flying? I am pretty terrified of heights, but I don't really mind flying (other than take-off and landing). I don't remember having any problems with being on the helicopter, and it seems like it was kind of cool to see the islands from a different perspective. I don't remember if it was something that was said, or just something that occurred to me during the flight, but I distinctly connect that flight with the saying about not being able to see the forest for the trees.
I don't mind flying in planes at all, I just get really anxious about new/possibly dangerous activities. Not sure I want to add that to the pre-wedding jitters.
I did a helicopter tour in Hawaii in high school. I can't say that I remember a whole lot about it (because *sigh* that was almost 20 years ago). I vaguely remember flying over Mauna Loa, and I pretty clearly remember flying over Jim Nabors' property.
Are you afraid of it because you don't like heights or you don't like flying? I am pretty terrified of heights, but I don't really mind flying (other than take-off and landing). I don't remember having any problems with being on the helicopter, and it seems like it was kind of cool to see the islands from a different perspective. I don't remember if it was something that was said, or just something that occurred to me during the flight, but I distinctly connect that flight with the saying about not being able to see the forest for the trees.
I don't mind flying in planes at all, I just get really anxious about new/possibly dangerous activities. Not sure I want to add that to the pre-wedding jitters.
The forest for the trees bit is cute
Still on the fence!
You should totally do it. It will be a really cool, once in a lifetime experience.
I LOVE looking out of the window on an airplane, can only imagine how cool it would be from a helicopter. Something about the aerial view is really cool.
Edit: And I bet any nerves you have melt away as soon as you take off. After that, you'll just be glad you did it
I did a helicopter tour in Hawaii in high school. I can't say that I remember a whole lot about it (because *sigh* that was almost 20 years ago). I vaguely remember flying over Mauna Loa, and I pretty clearly remember flying over Jim Nabors' property.
Are you afraid of it because you don't like heights or you don't like flying? I am pretty terrified of heights, but I don't really mind flying (other than take-off and landing). I don't remember having any problems with being on the helicopter, and it seems like it was kind of cool to see the islands from a different perspective. I don't remember if it was something that was said, or just something that occurred to me during the flight, but I distinctly connect that flight with the saying about not being able to see the forest for the trees.
I don't mind flying in planes at all, I just get really anxious about new/possibly dangerous activities. Not sure I want to add that to the pre-wedding jitters.
The forest for the trees bit is cute
Still on the fence!
I completely understand the not wanting to add to the jitters, I am not a fan of the flying but this sounds pretty amazing. If its just the jitters you're worried about, I would throw them out the window and go for it. This is a a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
I don't mind flying in planes at all, I just get really anxious about new/possibly dangerous activities. Not sure I want to add that to the pre-wedding jitters.
The forest for the trees bit is cute
Still on the fence!
vacation b is a different lady than everyday b, and i can't let her miss out on everything. i've missed so many opportunities to do awesome things because of being too anxious about them, so i'm team do it! mostly, i just wanted to tell you that bonine is magical for motion sickness, don't forget it if you decide to go!
I don't mind flying in planes at all, I just get really anxious about new/possibly dangerous activities. Not sure I want to add that to the pre-wedding jitters.
The forest for the trees bit is cute
Still on the fence!
vacation b is a different lady than everyday b, and i can't let her miss out on everything. i've missed so many opportunities to do awesome things because of being too anxious about them, so i'm team do it! mostly, i just wanted to tell you that bonine is magical for motion sickness, don't forget it if you decide to go!
I read that as Bonnie, as in bonzai, is magical for motion sickness. I didn't really question that part, it likely is true. I was more curious how she was going to sneak Bonnie onto the helicopter.
I read that as Bonnie, as in bonzai, is magical for motion sickness. I didn't really question that part, it likely is true. I was more curious how she was going to sneak Bonnie onto the helicopter.
haha i believe there's been confusion about this in the past too. i could have just said dramamine, but i'm a dedicated bonine supporter (it has saved me from many a vomit fest). and i think bonnie probably wouldn't mind an in-depth discussion of her magical self.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.