27-06-2015, 02:05 PM
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Re: High Maintenance
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Originally Posted by orangutan
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I'm beginning to wonder if anyone does consider themselves to be high maintenance. Make up, technology gadgets, haircuts every six weeks, daily perfume are not part of my life. Does that make me extra low maintenance? 
But I am definitely high maintenance in one area only - holidays. Just a pity that there is nobody to maintain me in holidays but me![/QUOTE]
Well you hear about these men who go abroad and come back with young wives, so you'll have to go and find yourself a sugar daddy on one of your trips.
27-06-2015, 02:35 PM
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Re: High Maintenance
I like good food, I like having my 5 guitars and my Canon SLR camera (although I could live without them if necessary), and I love coffee. Apart from that..... I dress from charity shops (so I dress in better quality clothes than I could afford to buy new), I cut my own hair and don't go on holidays. I think I'm pretty cheap to run really!
28-06-2015, 10:42 AM
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Re: High Maintenance
Are we talking money/possessions or emotional high maintenance?The former never however i used to be emotionally needy in my 20's and 30's when I wasn't sure who i was etc.
Not any more.
I do find some men to be hugely emotionally high maintenance...very needy greedy baby, as the saying goes.
28-06-2015, 04:19 PM
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I can't think of many people who I could class as emotionally high maintenance. Jeez, these threads are making me feel luckier every day
. I'm living in paradise 
Just don't show me the "pathetic, poor woman, fluttery eyes" look. Now that I cannae be dain wi.
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