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Subject: Re: Riches
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Date: Wed, 16-May-84 15:08:04 EDT
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Posted: Wed May 16 15:08:04 1984
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>>1. I would like to have a special Significant Other [if for no other reason
     than to find out what it feels like -- perhaps it's not all it's cracked up
     to be! :-)].
>>2. There are several nice, attractive young women of my acquaintance whom I
     would really like to know better.


	I am definitly not a guru of the dating scene or even anything
close to that but.. I would suggest getting to know the several women
better before attempting to secure a #1 relationship.  Hopefully this
way you could learn to relax (even a little) about your desires/desirability.

	I have found that new SO relationships tend to grow out of situatons
where I was casually dating more than one women.  Perhaps this means that
I had two (or three) SO's for a time, it depends on your definition.  Certainly
one felt rights to exclusivity during these dating periods.  For me a *real*
SO relationship includes fidelity that encompasses more than the physical
part of it.

	So, I encourage you to meet those ladies, with luck you'll soon
find yourself giving advice in this newsgroup.

				But then again I might be right,
				Peter Barbee