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Dreamer90
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A naughty chat can be very enjoyable as long as both people are on the same page and a certain amount of eloquence is required. If the other person can paint a picture in mind and draw me in, I love it.
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Not only do I check out the profile of a person before I ask them to be a friend. That is also the first thing I do before talking or after someone sends me a message. It just gives you some clues about, who that person is and if you have any common ground to start from. Why some people don't do that is puzzling to me.
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Who am I to disagree with science.

But seriously most men look better with a short well groomed beard or some stubble. Kissing however is a different story.
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I have to admit it makes a big difference whether the speaker is male or female. Men with a Scottish accent are a big turn on, same goes for Spanish. Women sound the sexiest with a French accent.
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hows this Dreamer90?


Love it. He is a real panty dropper.



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British English? Is that what they call it over there?
We call it English, you know, from England, lol. We might even say the Queens' English but I've never heard of British English, I love that.


I know that this distinction is commonly used all over the world to make it easier for English students to understand the differences between the way words are spelled in the UK and the US. It also makes it easier to keep words like lift and elevator straight. That's not an American thing. Very helpful when you start out.

But back to the topic on hand. As far as I know was "I was sat" a very common expression in some parts of the UK. In the last decade or so it got accepted by the broad public. I even noticed that expression while watching the BBC. Not an linguistics expert though.
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