Yeah I do. However there are a lot of variables at work - whether or not my unit is gonna deploy soon (because our chain of command doesn't put out friggin' info) or whether she actually wants a relationship right now.
I'm playing it one step at a time, not overthinking things. Right now I'm gonna see about getting to Austin this weekend and see if she wants to hang out.
Honestly, though, my favorite part of the whole thing was the cuddling. That was awesome.
edited 18th Jun '13 1:54:33 PM by MarkVonLewis
Mukora: Not everyone is genetically predispositioned to be "thin" and thus might push themselves dangerously for the sake of a body type they can't actually achieve.
Read my stories!Seriously, we have literally no way of knowing, aside from asking him (though even that's not necessarily the most reliable, as, for example, if he had an eating disorder, he'd have a very distorted body image, so we couldn't take his words at face value—though again, we can't just assume this).
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I'm married.
I really don't see why. I mean, yes, we have idiots in this world like Amanda Bynes, (who despite being 100 pounds, still wants to "slim down") and all the tragedy of teenage girls with body image problems, but why should we just assume that that's the case?
It's just as likely that someone who wants to slim down weighs six hundred pounds, or two hundred, or whatever.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."

Didn't he say he wanted to see her again, though?
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