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Dating bestfriend's old crush

ohmygucci — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 05:04:02 +0800

I was introduced to a guy by my friend last week. We've been keeping in touch until today. He has been asking me out for 2 days straight this week and he just asked me out again tomorrow. The thing is, I told my bestfriend about this guy without mentioning his name yet and she cut my conversation and said "Oh, is it A?" and she guessed it right. I didn't say yes to her, but I pretended that I didn't know who she was talking abt. I asked her who's that guy and why she suddenly mentioned his name then she said everyone knows him and they met before. I asked her whether she dated or went out with this guy before she said no but she liked him and she had his no but the guy didn't want to layan her and then she started to trash talk about this guy. I trust my friend but I didn't want to trust what she said abt him, why? She barely know this guy, didn't date and didn't even go out with him but she said all those things because from the stories she heard from ppl but I never want believe in gossip. My main concern is, I want to keep seeing this guy and get to know him better but I'm afraid my friend will butthurt with me. Should I keep seeing him and prove her wrong or believe in her and stop seeing him?

This guy also told me that he wants the girl who likes him confess to him abt it instead of beating around the bush and expect him to get the hints. If I were to fall for him one day, should I confess? I don't know when is the right time to and it will be embarrassing to get rejected.

Would you still date...

ohmygucci — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 05:46:45 +0800

Would you still date someone who's not your type but is a good wife/husband material? I'm almost in my mid 20's, not dating anyone because for now I prefer a non-committed relationship. The thing is I often fall for the 'wrong' guy and wrong doesn't all the time mean bad but I see no future with them. Hence, the non-committed relationship. It's not a big deal actually until my friends and relatives try hooking me up with their friends. I think they're scared I'll end up being foreveralone but that's not really the case since IMO, I'm still young. Most of the guys I've been introduced to are not my type; too career minded, boring/flat/plain personality, too serious etc but i admit they make a good husband for sure.

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ohmygucci — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 05:09:34 +0800

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Alcohol

ohmygucci — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 04:25:27 +0800

Does alcohol somehow damage the brain? I mean besides giving bloated tummy and other health problems, does it do any damage to the brain if one consumes oftenly? i.e weaken the memory or eventually make someone crazy?

Help on iPhone 4

ohmygucci — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 04:05:18 +0800

I have a few problems with my iPhone 4:

1. My phone likes to hang when making calls and answering calls

2. Sometimes during texting when I press a certain alphabet, the alphabet next to it that will appear, not the intended ones.

And a few questions:

1. What should I do? Bought this phone from Apple Singapore, I don't have the receipt etc as my aunt helped me buy this phone using her credit card.

2. I first plugged in my phone on my laptop's itunes, now that my laptop was stolen I don't know how to update my phone using other itunes. I've googled on this before but I don't quite understand on what to do.

3. I've been trying to update my phone on itunes, initially it would load like normal but halfway through it would say fail because of something2. Tried a few times, same case.

How to find jodoh?

ohmygucci — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 11:37:54 +0800

So I came across an article some time ago abt a woman with faceprob found her potential future husband through advertising herself on newspapers by stating the requirements and all. Here in Msia can also do like that? Just wondering. Scared to die alone. Sorry no drills.

Inb4 I don't have faceproblem.

Dealing with a troubled man

ohmygucci — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 02:41:02 +0800

I have a friend and recently he keeps telling me he likes me, and keeps asking me if I feel the same way too. I like him, but only as friend for now so I told him I'm not ready for any commitment. A few days ago he suddenly text me and said he was in trouble, he was emotionally disturbed. I asked him what happened and he said actually he's been diagnosed with this psychological illness but his explanation was vague. He added that he's been seeing therapist and been taking medicines All this started after he broke up with his 3yr girlfriend but he said he was alright, but the doctor thought otherwise. He said he was never depressed or suicidal but sometimes he was not himself, as in he didn't feel or couldn't brain anything. Knowing that he likes me and all, I don't want to disappoint him by walking away after knowing his problem. How to deal with this kind of situation as I've never dealt with anything like this. If I keep being concern and caring to him, I'm afraid he'll fall deep for me.

Evelle Bio Marine Complex

ohmygucci — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 00:11:00 +0800

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Evelle consists of tablets with plant extracts and nurturing and protective nutrients for stimulation of the skin, hair and nails from within.

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If used daily, Evelle will stimulate the biological processes that regulate, among other things, the formation of new skin cells, the body's production of collagen (connective tissue) and also the defense mechanisms, which helps to protect cells. Scientific research have shown that visible results can be expected after twelve weeks of use.

Evelle is based on scientific research in nutrition.

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