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26-08-2016, 09:29 PM
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Different Social Class
Just wondering if you would pursue a relationship with someone whom is "out of your league" ... think, heaven and earth ...
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27-08-2016, 12:33 AM
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In the old days, I would think it was fine. No such thing as class and all that. These days I am more withdrawn, and probably would not bother.
Play it cool maybe? Try and get her/him to come to you?
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27-08-2016, 05:01 AM
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Originally Posted by GalTrav
Just wondering if you would pursue a relationship with someone whom is "out of your league" ... think, heaven and earth ...
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Hmm the thread title says 'different social class', but the expression 'out of your league' is typically used in reference to someone who is perceived to be of a certain degree of physical attractiveness that there is a feeling of the two individuals not being a suitable 'match' on that level (physical compatibility/attraction)...
Can you clarify the circumstances that you are inquring about? If this is about socioecomic backgrounds then I hardly see that as any barrier or impediment for two mature individuals coming together and sharing some kind of meaningful relationship...
Last edited by wolfgaze : 27-08-2016 at 07:20 AM.
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27-08-2016, 05:53 AM
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Originally Posted by GalTrav
Just wondering if you would pursue a relationship with someone whom is "out of your league" ... think, heaven and earth ...
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No, i would never pursue a relationship with you.  |
27-08-2016, 06:49 AM
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Self esteem
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Originally Posted by GalTrav
Just wondering if you would pursue a relationship with someone whom is "out of your league" ... think, heaven and earth ...
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Not sure what "heaven and earth" means but..........
IMO and experience, once a person works on or improves their self esteem and self respect NOBODY is out of their league. If anything, such a self respecting person might find it difficult to find another self respecting person to love & relate to.  |
27-08-2016, 06:50 AM
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Master
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When you say "out of your league", I feel there is a sense of inferiority towards the other person. Sadly, society has labelled us depending on our income, social status and appearances.
If a personality cannot see what's underneath the surface, then they are not worth pursuing.
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27-08-2016, 07:06 AM
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Seeker
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Labels don't matter. People do.
My husband grew up in a council house with very little money. I grew up in a house where every solution was to pay someone to sort it out - we had a gardener, decorators, cleaners etc. Socially our upbringings were miles apart. Once I turned 18 however, like every other student, I had to look after myself whilst at university.
We're very happy. I love his friends, they're solid, reliable, and lovely whereas my friendship groups are larger but less intimate, more social acquaintances than true friends. We run a business together now so we're tied in every way - a mortgage, children, a dog and a business. And we still get along. Take a chance.
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27-08-2016, 07:15 AM
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We're very happy.
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Originally Posted by 1Eris
We're very happy.
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IMO, this is all that really matters.  |
27-08-2016, 02:26 PM
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If I were single and looking, someone's social class wouldn't bother me at all if I felt a genuine connection with the person and the feelings were mutual...
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Originally Posted by Hope33
If a personality cannot see what's underneath the surface, then they are not worth pursuing.
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I agree! :) |
28-08-2016, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by GalTrav
Just wondering if you would pursue a relationship with someone whom is "out of your league" ... think, heaven and earth ...
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Do you mean Angel and human?
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