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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / December 2006I am looking for age gap relationships
I found a best place for Older Women and Younger Men, or Older men and Younger women to interact with each other: http://www.aboutme.com/users/sexysingle/agegaplove.htm No OT in the title--do they both have to be diabetic, or just one of them? Morris > I found a best place for Older Women and Younger Men, or Older men and > Younger women to interact with each other: > > http://www.aboutme.com/users/sexysingle/agegaplove.htm > No OT in the title--do they both have to be diabetic, or just one of > them? :) perhaps they have a diabetic fetish. after all. "Diabetics Do It With Out The Sweets" and that just might turn a few people on. Tom > No OT in the title--do they both have to be diabetic, or just one of > them? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> http://www.aboutme.com/users/sexysingle/agegaplove.htm > perhaps they have a diabetic fetish. > after all. > > "Diabetics Do It With Out The Sweets" > > and that just might turn a few people on. Strawberries and cream and not chocolate syrup! Unless it's Da Vinci's or whatever you lot call your sugar free "syrups". >> perhaps they have a diabetic fetish. >> after all. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Da Vinci's or whatever you lot call your sugar free > "syrups". what is the dish is already prepared? honestly i couldnt picture myself saying "i cant eat that it has too many carbs" the syrup being fat free and loaded with carbs might present a problem. a stick of butter would come in handy. I think it would be really annoying to everyone around me if I spent my time saying "I can't eat that, it has too many carbs." I can't picture doing that either. I do what Jennifer suggests in that case, and say I don't eat _________, or just no thank you. :-) -- Cheri Gantlet wrote in message ... >what is the dish is already prepared? honestly i couldnt picture myself >saying "i cant eat that it has too many carbs" the syrup being fat free and >loaded with carbs might present a problem. a stick of butter would come in >handy. > I think it would be really annoying to everyone around me if I spent > my time saying "I can't eat that, it has too many carbs." I can't > picture doing that either. I do what Jennifer suggests in that case, > and say I don't eat _________, or just no thank you. :-) heh, I must be on a different wavelength, I don't seem to be talking about the same thing :) >>what is the dish is already prepared? honestly i couldnt picture >>myself saying "i cant eat that it has too many carbs" the syrup being >>fat free and loaded with carbs might present a problem. a stick of >>butter would come in handy. I'm sure it's me that got it wrong. I'm not sure I'm seeing all the posts, and I know I'm not seeing the start of some threads. Dunno why. :-) -- Cheri >heh, I must be on a different wavelength, I don't seem to be >talking about the same thing :) > I'm sure it's me that got it wrong. I'm not sure I'm seeing all the > posts, and I know I'm not seeing the start of some threads. Dunno > why. :-) Same here, I am getting approx 35 posts twice a day which is way down on normal. Yep, I'm not getting very many at all either. -- Cheri >> I'm sure it's me that got it wrong. I'm not sure I'm >seeing all the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Same here, I am getting approx 35 posts twice a day which is >way down on normal. >I think it would be really annoying to everyone around me if I spent my > time saying "I can't eat that, it has too many carbs." I can't picture > doing that either. I do what Jennifer suggests in that case, and say I > don't eat _________, or just no thank you. :-) > -- > Cheri either your or I have not gotten ozgirls posts wrong. I think she was talking about using such things more like a garnish for a very special treat <- i can only guess what. I dont think there will be much finger pricking lol going on.. hmmm perhaps i could have worded that better. Tom > Gantlet wrote in message ... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > in >>handy. I'm sure it's me. :-) -- Cheri Gantlet wrote in message ... >either your or I have not gotten ozgirls posts wrong. >I think she was talking about using such things more like a garnish [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Tom >>I think it would be really annoying to everyone around me if I spent >> my time saying "I can't eat that, it has too many carbs." I can't >> picture doing that either. I do what Jennifer suggests in that case, >> and say I don't eat _________, or just no thank you. :-) >> -- [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I dont think there will be much finger pricking lol going on.. hmmm > perhaps i could have worded that better. When I indulge in treats I never test! >No OT in the title--do they both have to be diabetic, or just one of >them? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> http://www.aboutme.com/users/sexysingle/agegaplove.htm Maybe I should join that group, my DH is a lot older than me, over twice as old. He would be furious if he found out I had joined, he is very sensitive about our age difference and being taken for my father or worse. I wonder if diabetics are drawn together by some subconscious attraction. DH and myself are both Type 2's. I didn't find out that he was diabetic until after he had started living with me. I think I have read about other members of this group that are both diabetics. Andrea2 Type 2, MDI insulin, mother In alt.support.diabetes on Wed, 06 Dec 2006 13:31:19 -0800 in Msg.# <b7den2la84i7h5faqijj7541f7368rfpbo@4ax.com>, Andrea2 <andrea6192001@yahoo.com> wrote: > >No OT in the title--do they both have to be diabetic, or just one of > >them? [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > was diabetic until after he had started living with me. I think I have > read about other members of this group that are both diabetics. I'm in an age gap relationship, too, although by virtue of being IN one, I'm not looking for one. LOL I like to call it an age discrepancy relationship, though. It's like you have this external factor that doesn't seem to fit, especially sometimes to other people who are NOT in your relationship with you yet love to give you their opinion.  SignatureDonnaB : ^> shallotpeel <*> Yahoo Messenger: shallotpeel "Cats are a mysterious kind of folk. There is more passing in their minds than we are aware of." - Sir Walter Scott |
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