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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 25 Feb 09

Back in college, I used to blow dry my hair every single morning. But now, I'm beginning to think it was a mistake since my hair has become noticeably dry. Are there any products I can use to redeem this?

damaged hair

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Xxmookie621xX uhm yeah, at the momment im using dove intense damage therapy shampoo and conditioner, it's for accumulated damage, along with dove daily moisture therapy replenishing mist. i also use neutrogena tripple moiture deep recovery hair mask, it leaves your hair...

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 25 Feb 09

Back in college, I used to blow dry my hair every single morning. But now, I'm beginning to think it was a mistake since my hair has become noticeably dry. Are there any products I can use to redeem this?

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anonymousb :) Olive oil and mayo are both good natural remedies that work very well. There are also a few more natural products you can use to repair and prevent damaged hair which work very well too. I have waist length hair and my ends can get very dry and I have found...

5 May 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 24 Feb 09

You've just been through a rocky relationship and you can't seem to get over your ex. Your friends have been constantly nagging you to go out on dates to forget about your dreadful past and move on. Is dating after a breakup a...

revenge or moving on

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chiyochan i think when you aree fresh out of a relationship you will need the time for yourself. your friends arre pursuing you to go on dates that is because they think you are too absorbed i thinking bout your ex. you will not move on by doing that, neither does a...

14 Apr 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 24 Feb 09

You've just been through a rocky relationship and you can't seem to get over your ex. Your friends have been constantly nagging you to go out on dates to forget about your dreadful past and move on. Is dating after a breakup a...

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n30wing Forgetting an ex is not that easy, even you go out on a date. I think you just let the feeling go away first. Do you believe in rebound stage. No matter what you see someone new or meeting someone else it wont work and it's kind a unfair for that person. Even...

14 Apr 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 24 Feb 09

You've just been through a rocky relationship and you can't seem to get over your ex. Your friends have been constantly nagging you to go out on dates to forget about your dreadful past and move on. Is dating after a breakup a...

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shell2784 WOW! I don't think you have to make sweet revenge in order to get over your ex. Rocky relationships suck... I've been there. And break ups are even harder in those situations for some reason. I don't think you need to start going on dates right away, nor do...

20 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 25 Feb 09

My friend graduated from a reputable school with honors, so when she quit her first job after only three months of employment, everybody was surprised. Her first job was for a company that distributes medical equipment and...

resignation

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pauline08 The salary of the first job is not so important. But the experience you can gain from it is. And to move from one job to another continually will cause HR to doubt your loyalty on job.

12 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 25 Feb 09

My friend graduated from a reputable school with honors, so when she quit her first job after only three months of employment, everybody was surprised. Her first job was for a company that distributes medical equipment and...

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czafle i don't think it is a good idea now to quit/shift job though considering the global economic downturn. having a stable job now is more important than getting a higher paying job yet one day your boss will just call you at his cubicle and tell you that tomorrow...

12 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 24 Feb 09

You've just been through a rocky relationship and you can't seem to get over your ex. Your friends have been constantly nagging you to go out on dates to forget about your dreadful past and move on. Is dating after a breakup a...

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eggpoy I think it is better to move on....

11 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 24 Feb 09

You've just been through a rocky relationship and you can't seem to get over your ex. Your friends have been constantly nagging you to go out on dates to forget about your dreadful past and move on. Is dating after a breakup a...

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czafle don't waste time for revenge please because it's not worthy of your time. a new prospect is. so if you have a chance to date, grab each and every chance, they'll be a good help believe me.

11 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

Will you read between "HIS" lines? He says: I'm not ready for a "relationship" right now. He means: "I'm willing to have S_X, but nothing more." Could it be true? Any remarks on this is highly appreciated.

read between his lines

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ShayDay It could be that, or maybe he just got out of a nasty breakup and isn't fully healed enough to get into another relationship. When a guy puts that line on me, I ask him how long ago was his last relationship, if he says "6 months" and it's truthful, I believe...

7 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

When it comes to tying the knot, how much does "money" really matter? YES! You love your man. You both have the commitment. But would you still marry him even if he's not totally stable yet?Guys, on the other hand, your...

tying the knot

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sunil_008 Hi, i think it all depends completely on the individual.how much money he/she needs to be satisfied in life. for some its never ending happiness and for others just the basic needs fulfillment. so if someone is not stable to afford his spouse and children....

5 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

When it comes to tying the knot, how much does "money" really matter? YES! You love your man. You both have the commitment. But would you still marry him even if he's not totally stable yet?Guys, on the other hand, your...

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rsa101 Of course money is important in establishing a family but that is not the only factor that you should consider when deciding to get married. You should also consider the maturity level of each one if they could muster those trying times ahead. Not only will...

4 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

When it comes to tying the knot, how much does "money" really matter? YES! You love your man. You both have the commitment. But would you still marry him even if he's not totally stable yet?Guys, on the other hand, your...

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SomeCowgirl When my fiance and I first met I had a job, and he didn't. Now that we are engaged, neither of us have a job. Money does matter in the sense that it buys things, but right now we are not concerned with it entirely. Financial stability doesn't really have...

4 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

Could your boyfriend possibly be an "I DO" dude? How can you tell that your MAN is in a "marry mood"? Any remarks on this is highly appreciated and I'll give credit to that. Thanks and happy MyLotting!

wedding bells

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raynejasper ..usually. men have more gimmicks than women.. and I think they are afraid of wedding bells because they don't like their old habits like going out with friends, and doing some stuff with them.. they are afraid to lost times for their friends.. and they are...

3 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

Will you read between "HIS" lines? He says: I'm not ready for a "relationship" right now. He means: "I'm willing to have S_X, but nothing more." Could it be true? Any remarks on this is highly appreciated.

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JoyfulOne I believe when a guy says he's not ready for a relationship, that's exactly what he means. At least he's being truthful and you have to give him credit for that. Basically, he might be willing to have a 'friends with benefits' type situation, but nothing on an...

3 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

Will you read between "HIS" lines? He says: I'm not ready for a "relationship" right now. He means: "I'm willing to have S_X, but nothing more." Could it be true? Any remarks on this is highly appreciated.

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raynejasper ..Well, that could be true.. S_x can be a result of lust and not love or feelings.. maybe he just wanted to fulfill his personal desires to you.. he doesn't necessarily feel in love with..he just wanted you.. want is different from love.. being into a...

3 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

When it comes to tying the knot, how much does "money" really matter? YES! You love your man. You both have the commitment. But would you still marry him even if he's not totally stable yet?Guys, on the other hand, your...

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lazeebee I believe if both of us are young, we can work towards financial stability. It doesn't mean that if he's born poor, he will be poor forever. Most important thing is he loves me, and is hard working & responsible. That would be a good foundation for a...

3 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

When it comes to tying the knot, how much does "money" really matter? YES! You love your man. You both have the commitment. But would you still marry him even if he's not totally stable yet?Guys, on the other hand, your...

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JoieGahum I believe that tieng the not is not an easy thing to do. First you should have the ultimate rewuirement.Love. Then comes being emotionaly and financially stable. Why do I consider that? Because being unprepared emotionally and financially may raise problems in...

3 Mar 09

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snilamupurco_julie @snilamupurco_julie (253) • Philippines 3 Mar 09

When it comes to tying the knot, how much does "money" really matter? YES! You love your man. You both have the commitment. But would you still marry him even if he's not totally stable yet?Guys, on the other hand, your...

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maezee My personal belief is that I'd like to be financially stable (and with a good career) before marrying and having kids. I think it depends on the person though and what their view of marraige is (and how much of a rush they're in to get married). I personally...

3 Mar 09

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