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I met this guy over two years ago during the day, on a Sunday, and we had great chemistry. We exchanged telephone numbers, but nothing ever came of it. 1 year later, I saw him out with a girl, we recognized eachother, and exchanged a few texts confirming the same. Now, just recently he texted me out of the blue, he had recently gotten out of a 2 year relationship & had wanted to contact me. He said he remembered me from 2 years ago & was always curious about me. We exchanted hundreds of texts over the course of 4 months and have hung out about 10 times. We did NOT have sex, just made out. We always had a great time hanging out & would spend hours together every time we hung out. I of course was excited and I guess thought that things could only progress. I expressed my feelings towards him numerous times, but his response has remained the same – that he didn’t want a relationship right now. He is a self-employed artist. He is also almost 7 years younger than myself. He has been nothing but honest and respectful (aka gentleman). I could not imagine how he didn’t want more??? I started to bug him about my feelings & take his rejections for not wanting to hang out every time I asked personal. Do you think he spent enough time with me to realize that he didn’t want ME as someone he would be in a relationship with, or he just wasn’t into a relationship at all?? He obviously has to work A LOT to find his niche & told me that he just likes hanging out by himself & working on projects & his career. We are definitely in different spots in our lives, but I question how you can let such a great connection just slip away. Oh, side note – I do have my own life, lots of friends, going out & am dating other people. I just felt something special with him & I have a hard time just forgetting about that. What do you guys think???

With this site, you don’t even need followers for lots of answers to questions. This is not common at all.
Although you can get tons of responses on typical forums, the typical forum is niche specific whereas Y!A has tons and tons of categories.

I have a passionate interest in human rights and, partly to help me find employment in this area as well as to exercise my interest in this area, I’ve had the idea recently to begin a blog.
But a blog is something I’ve never attempted before.
I was hoping some kind people out there in the Yahoo community could give me some essential tips on blog-writing, especially in relation to blogging on human rights issues. Any tips on how to think of a name, styles of writing the content itself, how to promote the blog, how often to write etc. will be greatly appreciated. One big area of concern is should I concentrate on a specific HR area (i.e. find my niche) or keep the potential content broad?
Michael 🙂

Try http://www.warriorforum.com/ and forums in your niche.
Clickbank is hard to get any action with unless you have a long list, I read the other day that there are only 75 products out of 12,000 that actually make money. Isn’t that sad!
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With this site, you don’t even need followers for lots of answers to questions. This is not common at all.
Although you can get tons of responses on typical forums, the typical forum is niche specific whereas Y!A has tons and tons of categories.

With this site, you don’t even need followers for lots of answers to questions. This is not common at all.
Although you can get tons of responses on typical forums, the typical forum is niche specific whereas Y!A has tons and tons of categories.