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• Comment on Griffin's answer…

  0 0 Seconded on Fun Factory toys. Very high quality. I'd take a look at the Delight model. It's been highly reviewed/rated. http://www.funfactory.de/usa/produkt_big.php?artnr=4703938 katiedid commented about 1 year ago

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  0 0 As an aside, I hate being a debbie downer, and wish I could tell you it's a good idea. But I've seen far too many of these go badly, and when there's a kid involved, it's just best not to risk it. This is just my opinion, though. You're welcome to agree or disagree. katiedid commented about 1 year ago

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  Long Distace Relationship question

  2 1 In my experience with LDRs, they almost never work out. Yes, there is a small fraction that do, but in general, they just aren't a good idea, for several reasons. First, talking about uprooting his life and moving to you after only being together for two months is moving *really* fast, especially since you're newly divorced. That puts enormous pressure on the relationship, pressure neither of you want. I completely understand wanting/needing emotional support from someone, and the perfect someone happens to be hundreds or thousands of miles away. But the only way to keep things from getting messy is to keep it casual. Second, if he doesn't move, and you two decide to stay together long-distance, it gets lonely. Fast. If you two develop strong enough feelings for each other, the heartache alone from not physically being together further puts a damper on things. It's not a fun way to spend your time. Even if he's rich enough to afford to come visit once or twice a month, that's still a major time suck. After a while, you'll both realize the time and money just isn't worth it. As I'm sure you know, love alone can't keep a relationship going. Those are the main two problems I see. Your kid doesn't even enter into it, other than the fact that she needs her mother with her head in the game, not getting depressed over failing relationships. So please be careful, think of your kid first, if you *must* continue the relationship, try to keep it casual for as long as possible. Commitments at that distance easily go awry, and feelings get hurt. Listen to your friends, they sound like they have your best interests at heart. Good luck. katiedid answered in Sex & Relationships about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 6 more answers »

• Comment on Vanessa N's answer…

  0 0 Beat me to it. <3 SongMeanings katiedid commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on katiedid's answer…

  0 0 Bah, duplicate. Ignore. katiedid commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on katiedid's answer…

  0 0 I've been surprised at the seriousness of a *lot* of questions on questionland. Best policy is to assume it's a serious question, and if it's not, we can have delightful discussions such as these :P katiedid commented about 1 year ago

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  0 0 You forgot your sarcasm tag. It is vital on the internets :P katiedid commented about 1 year ago

• Comment on j_lee's answer…

  0 0 Oh my god, coconut milk ice cream is *so* delicious. I had it a few years ago, and had completely forgotten about it until now. katiedid commented about 1 year ago

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  Why do people order double cheeseburgers, large fries, and a DIET coke?

  3 0 Some people are diabetic? I know a few people who are, and while they can eat normal food, like cheeseburgers and fries, regular coke = death. katiedid answered in Health & Fitness about 1 year ago Answer, comment & read 12 more answers »

• Comment on sh's answer…

  0 0 Slightly broken links. Just need the end parentheses deleted. katiedid commented about 1 year ago

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