Tell me about your Mr. Big

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So funny watching grown women make life choices based on an unrealistic TV show

Here's free advice.. doesn't end like the show in real life

This.

[Anonymous]

Troll.

[Anonymous]

Why was the guy in the show called Mr Big? Was it referring to his endowment?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why was the guy in the show called Mr Big? Was it referring to his endowment?

Yes, but he was also freaking huge compared to tiny Carrie and a Big Shot so to speak.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why was the guy in the show called Mr Big? Was it referring to his endowment?

Yes, but he was also freaking huge compared to tiny Carrie and a Big Shot so to speak.

I don’t think it had anything to do with the size of his manhood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Troll.

Not a troll

[Anonymous]

Just because the guy doesn't want to settle down with anyone doesn't mean that there's something wrong with him. Not everyone is cut out for marriage in the traditional sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He doesn't adore you. If he adores you, he would commit. He's using you.

Men who refuse to sign relationship contracts are not "using" women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I was 25 I had a year fling with a Mr. Big who was in his early 40's and a global hopping deal maker.

Men age like fine wine while women age like milk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just because the guy doesn't want to settle down with anyone doesn't mean that there's something wrong with him. Not everyone is cut out for marriage in the traditional sense.

Completely agree. Some of us don't want to play the game of sexual access in exchange for wealth, nothing wrong with that in the least.

[Anonymous]

I think I am Natasha. Always had Mr. Big types wanting to marry me. Somehow they (including XH) thought that I would be understanding of them and all that comes along.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just because the guy doesn't want to settle down with anyone doesn't mean that there's something wrong with him. Not everyone is cut out for marriage in the traditional sense.

Completely agree. Some of us don't want to play the game of sexual access in exchange for wealth, nothing wrong with that in the least.

Your transactional view of love is really sad.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Does your involvement with him prevent you from being open to available men and real relationships?

OP here. No. I’ve been married and divorced in the time I’ve known him. I’m not holding out for him.

And I’m sure you carrying a torch for Mr B Had nothing to do with the failure of your marriage

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So funny watching grown women make life choices based on an unrealistic TV show

Here's free advice.. doesn't end like the show in real life

This.

At least she can live in a giant apartment in Manhattan on a waitress's salary, just like on tv.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does your involvement with him prevent you from being open to available men and real relationships?

OP here. No. I’ve been married and divorced in the time I’ve known him. I’m not holding out for him.

And I’m sure you carrying a torch for Mr B Had nothing to do with the failure of your marriage

I know you’re being sarcastic, but my marriage broke down for reasons totally unrelated to my Mr. Big. We weren’t in touch when I was married.