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https://git.techniknews.net/MrTob/WetterstationServer/issues/11 https://www.nwsaalumni.net/event/second-date-get-it-right https://okcupid.timepad.ru/event/1618538/ https://coursecraft.net/courses/BbgTX/splash https://uvanahuac.instructure.com/eportfolios/128/Pgina_de_Inicio/Czech_Women_First_Date_Questions https://getfoureyes.com/s/ci3fe/ http://52.38.197.118/eportfolios/650/_/Running_Out_Of_Things_To_Say https://www.yourememberthat.com/profile.php?user=loveawake&act=profile_blogs&action=view&id=24887 http://weshare.hk/okcupid/articles/4742438 So you and Sean get along better than you and the ex (I’m forgetting his nom de internet – oh, yeah, Rob), and I presume that Trent likes him and enjoys spending time with him (as much as any teenage boy can express such emotions) and you and Sean have been dating for almost as long as I’ve been reading this column (which was from day 1, I believe, or somewhere around 4 years) and yet you still don’t have sleepovers? I hope your son is not with you much, because you are missing out on some good lovin’. My last three loves (which includes the current one) have all had kids at home – some full time and some part time – and if we had not had sleepovers when they were there, it would have been very difficult to carry on much of a relationship. Plus, they all liked my waffles – and the hot chocolates I would make them on special occasions.
