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Nikki703
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 57
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A few of my friends know. One joined about a year ago but left after a couple of months. And a few others have been on the site as a "Guest". One of them really likes it a lot and would love to join but her situation makes it tough for her to be on so maybe someday.
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I am pro-choice when it comes to implants. If it will make you feel better about yourself, than go for it.
And they can look very natural depending in the doctor, some are much better than others. I have friends with implants. One looks and feel so real and looks great and with the other one it is obvious they are fake. I mean the don't move when she walks, LOL. A real good boob job can be very hard to tell from just looking!!
Can you tell which ones are fake?
And they can look very natural depending in the doctor, some are much better than others. I have friends with implants. One looks and feel so real and looks great and with the other one it is obvious they are fake. I mean the don't move when she walks, LOL. A real good boob job can be very hard to tell from just looking!!
Can you tell which ones are fake?
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I love make-up but I prefer to use it sparingly and generally stick to neutrals and naturals.
My all-time fave products would be Aveda tinted moisturizer, NARS blush in 'orgasm' and all hail the Bobbi Brown shimmer brick (these are so multi-purpose I honestly think every girl should have one!). I would recommend these any day of the week.
Love mascara, lip glosses, juicy tubes and gloss pots (hate heavy lipstick or the tube-versions), mascara (I've used false eyelashes for special occasions and evening drama but not often), neutral barely there shadow. I don't like traditional 'eyeliner' - I use a tiny brush and the powder or gel form just for a hint of shadow.
Day to day though it's just tinted moisturizer, mascara, a quick dust of shimmer brick and neutral lipgloss. I like to keep it fresh.
The reason I use it - just to enhance what's already there. In my experience most guys equate the 'bare/no-make-up' look to a girl that is actually wearing some but keeping it to a minimum and staying in the natural tones. The vast majority of women definitely wear a little something.
I agree. I don't wear a lot of make up but I very rarely go out with none at all. But if you use it sparingly only to enhance what is already there, most people assume you aren't wearing any at all.
But I do like make-up, especially eye make-up. But I am also not a fan of the Tammy Faye look either!
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Have any of you lovely ladies ever initiated a MFM or initiated the conversation with your significant other (husband, boyfriend).
Did you bring it up during sex or maybe after having a few too many cocktails.
How did the conversation go?
What was his response?
How did it end?
No. But I do know a few women who have and one who's hubby was all for it as long as they also did an FFM.
The others brought it up more casually as part of dirty talk during sex. To my knowledge, it never went any further than that
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Again thank you for all your input!
Now im re reading all the breeds they are and rethinking which one can actually be good for my particular situation. Maybe a basset hound that are more lay back and calm could fit better for me to bring to work, but then the bigger the dog the bigger the mess... I dont think i am the have a purse pet kind of person and the only small breed that i like is Yorkshire, but they are probably way more easy to take care of and handle.
Ok i think i have a lot to think about!!
EDIT: Ok erase Yorkshire from the list, just read about them and they are noisy and are prone to a lot of health issues!
I don't know how much of rush you are to find a dog but a good way to get to know the breeds and learn about them is to attend a local dog show if there is one in your area. By speaking with handlers and breeders you can learn so much about the breed. And I have found that most of them are willing to speak with you (as long as it isn't close to their show time).
I have a friend that was interested in getting an English Mastiff. After speaking with a few people at the show he learned it wasn't the dog for him. He wanted a big dog but an active dog. One of the owners told him that Mastiffs are great family dogs but when out walking, you can only walk as far as you are willing to carry the dog home from. When they are tired of walking, they lay down and go to sleep. And being that they can weigh up to 250lbs, not a good idea for an active person who wants a dog to take hiking, LOL!! He settled on an Bernese Mountain Dog!
The more you know about the breed, the better choice you will make and the happier you and your pup will be!!
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A lot of great advice!!
I love dogs (cats too) and Im more in favor of adopting a shelter dog. I prefer a young adult dog, you will already know the temperament and be passed the crazy puppy stage. Although the puppy stage can be so much fun too, lot of work but FUN! But if you have your heart set on a specific breed (although you can find pure breed adult dogs to adopt), do your research when choosing a breeder. Like everything else, there are a good breeders and bad breeders. Stick with a breeder that specializes in a specific breed, ask for references. And avoid puppy mills. Generally dogs that come from puppy mills are not as healthy and they usually wont disclose any potential ailments.
If you do go the puppy route, be sure to "puppy proof" your home, much like you would do for children, child locks on cabinets, blocking any open electrical outlets, hiding electrical cords, etc. They can get into everything. And putting it through Puppy School is a good idea too.
Having a dog is a big commitment so make sure the breed fits your lifestyle. If you are a couch potato, you don't want an active dog lie a Border Collie. If you live in a small apartment, you probably don't want a Great Dane, LOL! And if you have small children, that is also something to keep in mind. Some dogs are great with kids and others can be territorial and be very jealous of kids. Please, DO YOUR RESEARCH!!
Having a dog is wonderful. Never will you be loved so unconditionally!! But it is a 2-way street. If you make the commitment, please remember that pets aren't disposable, something you just dump when the novelty wears off!!
I love dogs (cats too) and Im more in favor of adopting a shelter dog. I prefer a young adult dog, you will already know the temperament and be passed the crazy puppy stage. Although the puppy stage can be so much fun too, lot of work but FUN! But if you have your heart set on a specific breed (although you can find pure breed adult dogs to adopt), do your research when choosing a breeder. Like everything else, there are a good breeders and bad breeders. Stick with a breeder that specializes in a specific breed, ask for references. And avoid puppy mills. Generally dogs that come from puppy mills are not as healthy and they usually wont disclose any potential ailments.
If you do go the puppy route, be sure to "puppy proof" your home, much like you would do for children, child locks on cabinets, blocking any open electrical outlets, hiding electrical cords, etc. They can get into everything. And putting it through Puppy School is a good idea too.
Having a dog is a big commitment so make sure the breed fits your lifestyle. If you are a couch potato, you don't want an active dog lie a Border Collie. If you live in a small apartment, you probably don't want a Great Dane, LOL! And if you have small children, that is also something to keep in mind. Some dogs are great with kids and others can be territorial and be very jealous of kids. Please, DO YOUR RESEARCH!!
Having a dog is wonderful. Never will you be loved so unconditionally!! But it is a 2-way street. If you make the commitment, please remember that pets aren't disposable, something you just dump when the novelty wears off!!
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On second thought, you're absolutely right about that. The traditional happy ending usually doesn't involve a firing squad LOL.
True, but to me Clint dying to help out the others was the way for it to end relatively happy.
Some others I loved are
The Departed
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
Se7en
