Who does such things?
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Over 90 days ago
Heteroflexible Female, 41
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Cheeky Chick
I don't mind a man in a suit, but it really isn't my thing.
If anything, for "dressed well" I like a man in black slacks and a white button up shirt.
But, I rather my man in comfortable Levis, or better yet, Carhartt jeans, yum! The ones that fit the bum real nice, with a nice shirt.
I like my man to look clean, but comfortable, not all suited up, with every hair in place. No thanks. I'm too relaxed for all that nonsense.
If anything, for "dressed well" I like a man in black slacks and a white button up shirt.
But, I rather my man in comfortable Levis, or better yet, Carhartt jeans, yum! The ones that fit the bum real nice, with a nice shirt.
I like my man to look clean, but comfortable, not all suited up, with every hair in place. No thanks. I'm too relaxed for all that nonsense.
Cheeky Chick
I can understand where you're coming from, but that doesn't mean you can't meet and just spend time together. Does he know about this donating blood thing? Maybe he'd understand why you couldn't have sex. What happens if you were to have sex with a man who never told you about having sex with another man, or find out afterwards. In the end, it is your choice.
But, as for your question, those things should have been talked about right before you started to plan for the visit. Taking time off work, booking hotels and such, should have come after.
But, as for your question, those things should have been talked about right before you started to plan for the visit. Taking time off work, booking hotels and such, should have come after.
Cheeky Chick
I'll be the first one to admit that I think season five has been rather slow. I only started watching week to week this season, I power watched the first four seasons on Netflix.
Now that we're in season five, nearly done it, actually, four episodes to go. I am kind of sad. I truly think this new place is going to be a lot like The Governor and Woodberry.
At the end of the last episode (2-22-15) Rick says to Michonne how quiet it was both at Woodberry and Terminus when they first arrived, that is how he knew something wasn't right. When they finally arrive and are still in the cars, Rick hears children laughing and playing, yet, at the start of this episode, when the gates are opened, there is NO ONE around, not a single soul. Hello! White flag! What are you thinking?!
Also, when Glenn, and the other two go with the guys to do a “run” and they see they've strung up walkers, that is also something that was done at Woodberry, Andrea saw this as she was arriving into their town and spoke to the Governor about it.
Dianna also comes off much like The Governor, in a lot of ways. She is very sure of herself. But, I can understand in ways why she would. If they've had this town up and running for two years. They don't know any other way.
I just don't want to see a repeat of something that has already happened in the show. The series hasn't been on long enough to have so many repeats.
I did like this episode, don't get me wrong. I liked how Daryl was so against it, standing his ground, doing as he would if he were still on the run. Everyone else seems to be settling in way too easily, even Rick and Michonne. I'm just looking forward to seeing what happens next.
Now that we're in season five, nearly done it, actually, four episodes to go. I am kind of sad. I truly think this new place is going to be a lot like The Governor and Woodberry.
At the end of the last episode (2-22-15) Rick says to Michonne how quiet it was both at Woodberry and Terminus when they first arrived, that is how he knew something wasn't right. When they finally arrive and are still in the cars, Rick hears children laughing and playing, yet, at the start of this episode, when the gates are opened, there is NO ONE around, not a single soul. Hello! White flag! What are you thinking?!
Also, when Glenn, and the other two go with the guys to do a “run” and they see they've strung up walkers, that is also something that was done at Woodberry, Andrea saw this as she was arriving into their town and spoke to the Governor about it.
Dianna also comes off much like The Governor, in a lot of ways. She is very sure of herself. But, I can understand in ways why she would. If they've had this town up and running for two years. They don't know any other way.
I just don't want to see a repeat of something that has already happened in the show. The series hasn't been on long enough to have so many repeats.
I did like this episode, don't get me wrong. I liked how Daryl was so against it, standing his ground, doing as he would if he were still on the run. Everyone else seems to be settling in way too easily, even Rick and Michonne. I'm just looking forward to seeing what happens next.
