Comments on: Hamburger Meat Recipes of the Relationship Kind

By: The Exception

The Exception — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 23:18:02 +0000

It is interesting that we have to open ourselves to discovering the qualities that make a peron "steak". Something has to inspire us to take the time and invest the energy to do it. Though, I have to admit, that I would just enjoy a nice hunk of meat about now! ;) Oh, and to your comment DH on my post of 22 December, the man was with his wife... this is why I didn't respond overly enthusiasticly to his conversation. (Though I did chat and laugh etc) The Exception´s last blog post..

By: krn

krn — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 17:27:50 +0000

Dad’s~ The baked potatoes and fries got me giggling. My former love and I broke it off for the same reason. I couldn’t picture a life without a child of my own, especially after loving his kids so much. I married a man six years younger. That didn’t last either, but we also had a great, long run.

Merry Christmas! My wish for you is to find Her in the coming year. :)

By: Cathouse Teri

Cathouse Teri — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 19:06:17 +0000

Now I have a headache. I'm going to take a long, hot shower. :) Cathouse Teri´s last blog post..JAKE!

By: Anon

Anon — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 16:11:40 +0000

I agree, it doesn’t matter what profession we’re in. I was a single parent at age 20, working whatever job paid the bills, until I was stable enough to go back to school. Now I have a great job, my oldest is married, and I have 2 more kids at home.
And I have to say, that alot of guys blow me off after one date, because I appear to be hamburger and they are looking for steak. I’m like Oprah, some junk in the trunk, and a medical condition that helps keep me overweight. BUT, there is so much more to me than that. Alot of people don’t bother looking beneath the surface to find out I really am steak.

By: dadshouse

dadshouse — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 05:14:55 +0000

When I was 43 I dated a woman who was 29. We met in real life at a friend’s party. The eye contact was kinetic. Her smile melted me. She was south american, had a college degree, but couldn’t get work in her field here so was a nanny while she went to graduate school. We hit it off great – the only problem being my kids are teens, and she wants to have her own kids in 5-10 years. So the “same life stage” thing wasn’t there for us to date long term. Otherwise, we really enjoyed each other’s company, and shared tons of chemistry. Steak and hamburger there. Baked potato and fries, too.

By: Laura

Laura — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 03:32:44 +0000

What happens if you dont like steak at all? Do you still hold out for it cos its supposed to be better than the burger you LOVE? And what do you do if you a vegetarian? All very confusing really! Laura´s last blog post..Visit to the Lion and Rhino Park

By: krn

krn — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 02:23:18 +0000

I was engaged to a single dad for three really wonderful years. We met when I was 29 and he was 46. He was very successful and I was the one with a degree. People made all kinds of assumptions about our relationship, but we were deeply in love and I adored his children (still do). We weren’t meant to be together for life, but we had a really nice run that included both hamburger and steak. Don’t we all have the capacity to be both at different times? Come to think of it, I love tofu, too. ;)