Umm...no, I think it's more guys saying plenty of us are perfectly happy to commit, but it's a matter of being in a position that we can fulfill all the responsiblities expected of us in such a commitment and more importantly, actually finding a decent person to commit to. The older you get, the more difficult the…

No, actually, I made what I felt was a legitimate statement. Then I got attacked by a group of overzealous hate machines who hurl personal attacks and insults at me at the very same level they are whining and complaining about is done to them on a constant basis. It's been very enlightening, that's for certain. …

This guy has some fucking nerve. THIS is the by-product of the bling-bling, hip-hop culture that has come to define our society. Now, if this guy were a hockey player, he would've finis...oh, good god, we're all doomed.

Oh. You're crying because you're hungry? How about a knuckle sandwich?!

>>>>"I guess I don't understand the outrage here."

Don't ruin the rageathon!

They should suspend him without pay.

So you just felt like being a fucking douche to someone this morning? Is that it?

It's probably just you, honey.

When I met my current husband he was 39, had never been married and had never had kids. I didn't scoff at this at all. I figured it an opportunity to partner up with someone with a clean slate and little-to-no baggage. Turns out, he's a great fucking guy and a great fucking co-parent to my children. He wasn't afraid…

I am 33, I just got engaged to my 40 year old fiance. All of your assumptions are false, they are still single for the same reason you are still single: they haven't met the person they want to spend the rest of their lives with yet.

You know, I maintain faith that there are men out there around my age that are single because, like me, they weren't particularly interested in settling down in their 20s but now that careers might be more stable, some traveling has been done, self-concept is more fully formed/reflective and partying seems exhausting…

I don't want to commit to owning a dog.

Because that 2-3 years is the tipping point for me. I would devote the time and attention to a relationship, IF I wasn't already certain that in 2-3 years I would either have to a) give up an opportunity elsewhere to stay here, or b) have the person I'm in the relationship with relocate with me, possibly without a job…

Let's see:

or maybe he hasn't found someone worth living with for the rest of his life? nope he's a dude gotta be a commitment-phobe

Why would you want to share your life with a man? You seem actively hostile towards them.

He is committed. He's committed to his career and his personal growth.

People knew it was Winston when they noticed that nearby FSU campus police were looking the other way.

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