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The Excruciating 1980s Dating Scene
And a good argument for arranged marriages (or mating by coin flip). Or escaping to a nunnery.
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Tagged dating, heterosexuals, life, love, marriage, mates, men, sadness, sex, women
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Dialing for Love: She Wanted Miracle, Mystery, and Authority
This today in Spiegel: A German woman looking for love dialled the emergency police line 13 times saying she wanted to meet a policeman. And her wish came true — two officers arrived to disable her phone.
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Tagged cops, dating, desire, life, loneliness, longing, love, police
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“The Vampire” (A Poem by Santi Tafarella)
She calls it love at first sight, so I’ll play with her cliche, let it trip and tickle back to her upon my tongue, tease her with … Continue reading
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Tagged dating, horror, Iago, life, literature, monsters, poems, poetry, Santi Tafarella, sex, vampires
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Love Hurts
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Tagged 1970s, ballads, dating, life, love, marriage, nazareth, poetry, romanticism
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Prometheus Unbound 