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Why does my girlfriend want to go to prom with another guy (who she says is a friend)?
My girlfriend and I have been dating for two and a half months. On the second date she asked me to go to prom with her (two months ago), I said yes.... Show More
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"especially if she flirts with another guy."
are you kidding me? she's telling you that she's planing on flirting with another guy? really?
sounds like she likes him better than you...
I forget to mention she likes to flirt, she says she likes to flirt with other guys. But I'm still her guy. She says she wants me to trust her. She said if the guy makes a move she will punch him.
I can't help but not trust her. What else do you think?
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yay for her, for making the right decision!
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I don't get that, she should be wanting to go with you. You're her boyfriend, it's like sorta your job. That just doesn't seem right to me
If a girl doesn't get that, who will? lol. I don't find the best girls for dances :( I agree its my job to go, why the heck am I in a relationship if she doesn't want to go with her boyfriend?
Well, hey. I'm happy you guys are going together and I hope everything works out =)
You need to drop this chick ASAP I don't care if someone asked her before you too were together or not you always go with your boyfriend because that is a special night. And if she is flirting a lot with other guys that spells out big trouble. Something is just not right with this at all the old saying goes if it walks like a duck, it quacks like a duck it is a duck. And she shouldn't be flirting with other guys and how will she know how she will handle if a guy make a move on her I really can't see her taking on a guy if he tries something on her. I think she must of made the lie up to about being asked by this other guy. I think you need to cut her lose before your emotions get too tied up in this chick that clearly doesn't feel the same way about you and you deserve a girl that will treat you with more respect then this girl she is clearly playing the field to see if something better comes along and I really don't think that this is the last chance to be with her friends is the real reason. Prom night is always about being with you boyfriend or g/f. I think she might of made plans with this guy because she likes him more so then you. She is clearly playing head games with all the boys she's flirting with and she is just playing you plan and simple. Your best to find a girl that won't do this to you.
Yeah, she does need to be dropped, I admit it. Until I find out what her decision is I'm going to put a hold on it though, and at least give her a chance. Dances in general are a special time for couples. Yeah if a guy made a move on her, she is the type that would probably let it happen. I agree that she must like him, because when a girl hangs around a guy A LOT and says, "Oh, we're just friends." That's B.S. She definitely made plans with him, because she's been wanting to go to prom with me.
well a girl can hang around a guy and just be friends.when I was in high school all my friends were guys I had like two girl friends,but the diffrence when I had a boy friend I didn't really hang out with my guy friends as much I was alway with my boyfriend and his friends.i never dated in my circle of friends.but its good that you are willing to give her a chance you seem really calm over this and that's a really good thing. hopefully she makes the right decision but if not karma will come back
My boyfriend flirts with other girls as well...it's just his personality. I can see where she is coming from that she wants to hang out with her friends that she has been close with for a longer period of time than yall have been. I can see why you would be mad about it too. If you truly cared and trusted her you would let her do this. I say you ask another girl to the dance and see how that plays out. If she really cares about you I'm sure she would be eye balling you the whole night. She would probably be a little jealous, but if not I would drop her.
Again, I would like to go to the dance, but I don't go to her school. I would have to find a girl to flirt with, while dating my girlfriend, and have her like me enough to go to prom, and go to prom with a girl I barely know when my girlfriend isn't there. Haha.
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Oh, and you want to go to her dance with someone else? That's foolish. She'll think you're a stalker. There's no need to get revenge on her for doing this to you.
I was kidding about going to the dance with someone else, it was just an idea. I admit I lost respect for her and started to treat her like trash. It seems like a curse because the first woman I treated with upmost respect, and she left. The second... is too much of a party person.
That's bull. Your her boyfriend and she could've accepted you as her prom date a anyway. Ask and take some one else because she seems to not even one bit about you not going to prom with her. She seems like she's hiding something and not being trustworthy or reasonable but like anonymous user said trust your instincts.
Yeah there is definitely something shady going on, everyone agrees on that I think. Her moral principles are out of whack. My instincts say if she doesn't go with me, I'm through with her.
Bottomline you're in a relationship she should be taking her boyfriend not just some "friend". I wouldn't buy that at all. That's B.S. she is playing around.
Yeah, I don't buy it either since a previous girlfriend screwed me over in the same way. I mean twice in a row, come on! It is complete B.S.
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Flirting can be okay. Hanging out with friends is just fine. But reneging on the invitation to your boyfriend and asking another guy? That is completely unacceptable in my books. Asking you to trust her would be considered normal if she was just going out with some friends to hang out. For something as major as a prom, there is NO reason for her not to take you. I'm guessing that her friends were planning on being there anyway, so she'd still have plenty of opportunities to talk and dance with them throughout the night anyway. Granted, I tend to over-analyze things at times, but I'd be extremely suspicious if my girlfriend did that to me.
She says to trust you, but trust is a two-way street. You two haven't been together all that long, so it's not as though absolute trust is reasonably expected at this stage. Yes, you need to trust her on some things, but she needs to make sure that she's not giving you reasons to doubt that trust. And this move of hers isn't helping that trust one little bit.
I think you two need to talk.
I completely agree that I need to talk to her. She can be with her friends at prom no matter what, this loser that wants to take my girl while I am dating her can go with someone else and chat with her some other time. There is only one prom, so why the hell would my girlfriend not take me? I am suspicious of her motives.
Thanks for that trust speech, she is indeed not helping me trust her. You analyzed things perfectly.
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1865 3CN Three Cent Nickel, Judd-410, Pollock-481, Low R.6, PR66 PCGS. CAC....
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Lovely 1865 Three Cent Nickel Pattern1865 3CN Three Cent Nickel, Judd-410, Pollock-481, Low R.6, PR66 PCGS. CAC. Ex: Denali Collection. The obverse die is similar to that used for regular coinage, with the only difference a higher date placement. The reverse is likewise similar to the regular die, but the ribbon ends are larger and encroach on the denticles. Struck in nickel with a plain edge. This Premium Gem has bold design features and splendid surfaces beneath beautiful iridescent toning.
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Judd-410 is sometimes found masquerading as a regular issue piece in collections of three cent nickel coins. Such a situation occurred in the famous Eliasberg Collection, where lot 726 in the 1996 sale of that collection was an example of this pattern among the regular issue coinage. Population: 2 in 66, 2 finer (12/10). (PCGS# 60591)
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While the Phillies improve to 38-17 in their last 55 games, here are some other notes from around baseball …
* Colorado received some good news on Huston Street when an MRI exam revealed no structural damage in his injured biceps Thursday. Street remains unavailable for now, but barring a setback may be able to resume closing at some point next week. In the meantime, Franklin Morales will handle ninth-inning duties for the Rockies and is a must pickup in all formats.
* Jarrod Washburn revealed earlier this week that he's been pitching through a knee injury for several months now, so manager Jim Leyland has decided to skip his next turn in the rotation after he posted a 6.81 ERA in six starts since being traded to the Tigers. Armando Galarraga is back up from Triple-A to fill in and doesn't figure to be any better, but luckily Detroit has a nice cushion is the horrendous AL Central.
* Wade Davis will make his MLB debut Sunday against Detroit and the 24-year-old is someone to keep tabs on for 2010. Overshadowed somewhat by David Price of late, Davis remains one of baseball's better MLB-ready pitching prospects after posting a 3.40 ERA and 140/60 K/BB ratio in 158.2 innings at Triple-A. He has a low-90s heat, good secondary stuff, and No. 2 starter upside. Worth an AL-only flier for now.
* I've become more or less addicted to Twitter in just a month and have been posting tons of stuff on there nearly every day, so if you're interested in my various ramblings with some baseball-related stuff sprinkled in check out @aarongleeman.
AL Quick Hits: Jorge Posada went 4-for-5 and knocked in four runs Thursday as the Yankees roughed up Ricky Romero … Nate Robertson will stick in Detroit's rotation after tossing six shutout innings Thursday … B.J. Upton left Thursday's game with an ugly-looking ankle injury, but X-rays were negative … Mariano Rivera (groin) may be available as soon as Friday if his afternoon bullpen session goes smoothly … Josh Hamilton has been diagnosed with a pinched nerve in his neck … Chris Perez had three strikeouts over two perfect innings Thursday, giving him 19.2 straight scoreless frames … Because of workload issues Toronto has shut down Marc Rzepcynski for the remainder of the year … Tim Wakefield (back) threw a 25-pitch mound session Thursday in preparation for Saturday's scheduled start … Carlos Torres shut out the Cubs for seven innings Thursday to pick up his first MLB win … Clay Buchholz won his third straight game and turned in his sixth Quality Start in seven tries Thursday.
NL Quick Hits: Derrek Lee has left the Cubs for the birth of his second child, so Jake Fox filled in at first base Thursday … Hanley Ramirez was out of the lineup Thursday with an injured hamstring that he classified as just 10 percent healthy … John Smoltz allowed four runs in six innings Thursday, but looked solid with six strikeouts versus zero walks … Alcides Escobar started at shortstop Thursday after sitting out for two games in favor of J.J. Hardy … Fresh off the disabled list, Dave Bush (triceps) said Thursday that he's "still not feeling quite right" … Carlos Beltran (knee) played five innings of center field in Thursday's rehab game at Single-A and is aiming to return next week … Nick Johnson came off the shelf Thursday after missing 18 days with a hamstring injury … Justin Upton was limited to pinch-hitting duties Thursday thanks to issues with his contact lenses and delivered a double off the bench.
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Pedro is good peroid look at glavine the mets spent all that money on a bum
Pedro still has it look at his work ehtic its hardcore Plus his mentaliry is strong The Mets should of signed him
Now its too late he will win another world series and will sign a two year dealworth 15 million
Omar needs to go its that simple how could you sign OlIVER Perez plus maine and Pelfrey All to gether they won 15 games three MLB players Wakse up Omar every year there a excuse If we had pitching we still be in it look at the Giants
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James S. Johnson, 59, residing in Sandusky, passed away Wednesday afternoon, July 2, 2014, in Firelands Regional Medical Center surrounded by family and friends.
James was born Nov. 18, 1954 in Stambaugh, Mich., to James A. and Joyce (Benzer) Johnson. James was a foreman for the Sandusky Dock Company for 33 years.
In his spare time, he enjoyed vintage muscle cars, motorcycles, fishing, cooking, boating, shooting and camping. He also loved spending time at Camp Lake in the upper peninsula of Michigan. He will be remembered as an avid Green Bay Packers fan, who himself excelled in high school football and always enjoyed spending time with his family and friends. He was a wonderful uncle to a niece and nephews and beloved friend to many, especially his dock crew. Jim will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
James is survived by his wife, Lois (Key) Johnson, whom he married April 6, 1974. He is also survived by his son, James T. Johnson, of Sandusky; daughters, Kelly (Rusty) Schoewe, of Monroeville, and Kasey Johnson, of Sandusky; grandchildren, Alex and Gage Schoewe; sisters, Barbara (Tim) Gegg, of St. Louis, Mo., Nancy (Bill) Amsden, of Farmington, Mo., and Kathy (Glen) Miatech,of Iron River, Mich.; and numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
In addition to his mother, Joyce (Benzer) Johnson, James was preceded in death by his infant daughter, Sarah Johnson.
A celebration of life will be 1-4 p.m. Sunday, July 6, at Groff Funeral Homes & Crematory, 1607 E. Perkins Ave., Sandusky.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in James' memory may be made to the Johnson family in care of Groff Funeral Homes & Crematory.
Condolences may be shared at grofffuneralhomes.com.
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Residential Life NewsletterPage address: https://www.mnsu.edu/reslife/newsletters/news_11_21_13_thanksgiving.html
November 21, 2013 Special Edition - Thanksgiving Break and Holiday Decorating
Thanksgiving Break Housing - Deadline to Sign Up: Friday, November 22
- The halls will be locked: 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 27, 2013
- The halls will open at noon Sunday, December 1, 2013.
Food service ends on November 27 at 6:00 p.m. and begins again at 4:00 p.m. on December 1 for the evening meal.
Before You Leave for Thanksgiving Break:
1. CLOSE and LOCK your windows.
2. Remove all room trash.
3. Return all To-Go Meal containers to the Carkoski Dining Hall.
4. Turn off the alarm on your clock.
5. Close blinds if on the first floor.
6. Turn off and un-plug your computer and electronics.
7. Turn off the lights.
8. CLOSE and LOCK your room door.
A staff member will be checking your room on Wednesday to help secure the building. If policy violations are observed while staff are securing the building, staff will document the violation and will follow up when the resident returns.
Register at your community front desk by Friday, November 22. There is no charge to stay on-campus during Thanksgiving Break.
More About Thanksgiving Break...
Holiday Decoration Guidelines
All artificial trees, holiday lights, and decorations must be removed from public areas prior to the beginning of Winter Break.
Decorations - Decorations may cover up to 20 percent of the exterior surface of a student's room door.
- No candles or devices with an open flame.
- Decorations must be made of materials that are fire-retardant or flame-proof.
- Student room doors and community lounges may decorated; No decorations may be hung in the hallways.
Lights - Holiday lights, including rope lights, may be displayed in student rooms and community lounges.
- Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) label must be on the lights.
- Do not place lights on metal door and window frames, as well as metal bed springs and lofts.
- Plug lights into a three-wire plug power strip.
- Unplug holiday lights whenever a room is unoccupied.
Trees - Artificial holiday trees and greens may be placed in student rooms and community lounges.
Menorahs - Electric menorahs may be placed in student rooms and community lounges.
More About Holiday Decorations...
Sign Up for Winter Break
The communities close for Winter Break at 7:00 p.m. Friday, December 13. The communities reopen at 8:00 a.m. Friday, January 10.
- Residents of Crawford, McElroy, Preska, and Julia Sears:
- Register in the Residential Life office between Monday, November 11 and
Friday, December 6: $325.
- Those who register after December 6 pay $375.
- Residents of Stadium Heights:
- Register in the Residential Life office between Monday, November 11 and
Friday, December 6: $0 (The Winter Break fee has already been included in the Stadium
Heights apartment rate, so there is no additional charge to stay.)
- Those who register after December 6 pay $50.
Additional Winter Break Information
Residential Life Staff to Serve Residents a Moonlight Breakfast!
10:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. Sunday, December 8 - Join us in the Carkoski Dining Hall for a late night breakfast!
Online Survey Results: Xbox One and Pizza Party Winners Announced!
Xbox One winner: Benjamin Thao
Pizza Party winners: Crawford C1, Julia Sears South Gold 3, McElroy E2, Preska I1, Stadium Heights 711
Graduating or Leaving Campus for Any Reason After Fall Semester?
- Complete and turn in a Contract Release Request form (and $30 fee) to the Residential Life office no later than 4:30 p.m. Monday, December 2.
- Requests after December 2 are subject to an additional $20 administrative charge.
- See page 33 of your Residential Life Student Guide or online at www.mnsu.edu/reslife for more information.
Want to Change Your Room for Spring Semester?
- Submit a request to the front desk of your community by noon Friday, December 6.
- Once accepted, moves must be completed by 7:00 p.m. Friday, December 13.
- Room change opportunities resume Monday, January 27.
$1,000 Chester and Helen Carkoski Scholarships - Application Deadline: Monday, December 2
- Two $1,000 Chester and Helen Carkoski Scholarship Awards to be granted in January.
- Recognizes residence community student leaders with a good academic record and who have demonstrated volunteer leadership and service in the residence communities.
Qualifications for Carkoski Scholarship
Apply for Carkoski Scholarship
Last Chance to Convert Meals To Flex Dollars!
- Maverick 160 meal plan holders may convert any of the 160 meals a semester into Flex Dollars at a rate of $5.25 per meal
- Two conversions allowed per semester (by November 30 for fall semester).
- Stop by the Residential Life office at 111 Carkoski Commons or Convert Meals to Flex Dollars online.
Your Campus Username Will Change on December 19
Your StarID will take the place of your current username beginning December 19. Following the conversion, you will use your StarID to log into services that currently request your username.
1. Before December 19, activate your StarID. You will need your TechID and social security number to activate your StarID, or you can submit the personal email address you have on file at the University to receive a verification code.
2. Click on and follow the instructions on the page. Set or change your StarID password to one you have NEVER used before.
3. Change your CAMPUS login password (my.mnsu.edu/account) to match your new StarID password. This will make the transition smoother for you.
You can also receive StarID SMS Text Reminders by texting "STARID" TO 69310. (Standard text messaging rates may apply.)
On December 19 at 1:00 a.m., ITS will automatically convert your username to your StarID. Some settings on mobile devices (phones, tablets, laptops, etc.) will likely need to be reconfigured. These include MavNET Wireless, ResNet (residence community wireless), your email client (if you use one), MavPRINT, and others. Visit mnsu.edu/starid for more information about how to reconfigure applications on your devices.
Leadership Experience - Knowledge Gained While Having Lots of Fun!
The Residential Life Leadership Experience
fall session ended this week with a celebration at
Elk's Nature Center. Thanks to all who were involved!
If you were unable to attend the fall 2013 session
there will be a spring 2014 session. Watch for posters
and E-newsletter articles for dates and times.
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November 7, 2013
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Charles E. Kreps, also known as Chuck, Charlie, and Chuckles, and Grandpa and Fudd by his grandchildren, went to be with the Lord on Friday, April 12, 2013. He had been at the Lutheran Home since January.
Born May 27, 1929 in Toledo OH, to Chester and Glady (Harwick) Kreps, Chuck graduated from Dundee High School in 1947, where he was the class vice-president. He met Shirley Harris at a skating rink in 1948 and literally fell at her feet! They married on September 8, 1950. They were members of Zion UM Church, where Chuck attended from birth until 1983. Chuck accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior at the age of 13. He was a church treasurer for many years.
In 1983, Chuck became a member of Stewart Road Church of God where he served on the pastor's council, and building committee. Chuck also was a Sunday school teacher at Zion and Stewart Road endearing himself to students of all ages. He continued to enjoy his students after they graduated from his class and his students have continued to be inspired by Chuck throughout the years.
Early in his career, Chuck worked as a milkman for Hoffman and Babcock Dairys. He went on to pursue his love of building and working with people as a window salesman for Pella Detroit, and Vicon Supply Company where he retired in 1993. After retirement, Pella recruited Chuck to work part time in management and sales which he did until 2003.
Chuck was a thriving contributing member of the Home Builders Association of Monroe County and, after retirement, was also an honorary member. He was often asked to lead the invocations for the group. Chuck volunteered at the Monroe Senior Center where he was always teasing and having fun with the members. He also read to students at Custer Elementary and helped with the Bedford election board.
Chuck was best known for his teasing and laughter. All who knew Chuck loved him and would always comment that he was their favorite. His love for Jesus, his wife and best friend Shirley, and his family best describes the legacy of Charles E. Kreps. He will be missed but not forgotten. He has profoundly touched our lives and his greatest hope is to someday see all of us in heaven.
He will be greatly missed on this earth by his family: Shirley (Harris) of 62 years, a son Gregory (Sandy) Kreps of LaSalle, MI, three daughters, Susan (Terry) Clark of LaSalle, MI, Barbara (Steve) Fischer of Temperance, MI and Karen (Robert) Bowman of LaSalle, MI. 10 grandchildren; Heather, Ryan, Sarah, Joel, Eric, Kelli, Kathryn, Benjamin, Nicholas and Molly. 4 great-grandchildren; Parker, Paxton, Delaney and Brady. Two brothers, Lee (Jane) Kreps of Ida, MI and Roger (Marge) of Monroe, MI. One sister, Shirley (Jerry) Anteau of Monroe, MI. A sister and brother-in-law Pearl and Melvin Harris of Brooklyn, MI.
Visitation will be held on Monday from 1-8 PM in the Bacarella Funeral Home, 1201 S. Telegraph Rd., in Monroe. On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 he will lie in state at Stewart Road Christian Ministries Center from 10:00 am until funeral services celebrating his life at 11:00 AM. The Rev. Joseph Byrd, pastor of the church, will officiate. Private interment services will be held at Roselawn Memorial Park.
In remembrance of Chuck's life, memorial contributions can be made to the Kitchen Project at Stewart Road Church of God.
Online condolences may be made by visiting the obituary page at www.bacarellafuneralhome.com.