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Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 35
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Quote by WellMadeMale
I know what I'd do.
I'd quit my career (it's easily portable), put my house on the market - move to her area...get an apartment, then look for a job. Then after I took something - like gas station cashier, just to get money rolling in (while still trying to get rehired back into my career field)...
I'd then order as many dozen red roses as would signify how many months we've 'known' one another (1 per month!)...and have them delivered to her office where she works...show up unexpectedly, cause a minor scene with security - just to gather people around and then, when she's properly surprised - I'd present her with a big glitzy solitaire - in front of all her peers...and ask her hand in marriage.
lol. Slightly Stalkerish WellMade, I can not see that ending well
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I know I am not a guy, but I have taken viagra a few times. Once a couple years ago combined with a few other substances so I don't really remember the effect.
A couple nights ago though, my friend suggested that I take some. I have a really hard time getting to the point where i orgasm and I could feel a bit of a difference when I took it. I guess because it helps bloodflow in the genetalia (Maybe? Just a guess!)
A couple nights ago though, my friend suggested that I take some. I have a really hard time getting to the point where i orgasm and I could feel a bit of a difference when I took it. I guess because it helps bloodflow in the genetalia (Maybe? Just a guess!)
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Depends on the person, sometimes I think it's worth it to give the person a second chance. I have cheated on a bf on the past, granted the only reason was because he was abusive and I was scared to leave. But he found out and held it against me. If there's no trust in a relationship then it can't work. There was a reason I treated on him, it was a bad relationship and it should've ended when he found out, but it didn't. Maybe it's worth fixing if it was a one off mistake and there is still some trust. But if they have been cheating on you repeatedly with the same person or many partners, there is a reason and I would say leave him/her.
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To me, he dosnt need to have a 'great body'
But then you have to understand, I like my active lifestyle, jogging/hiking/adventure holidays. And I expect my man to enjoy the same things, so he would have to be in reasonable shape to keep up.
So the answer would be, an overweight guy simply wouldnt fit with me, but if he has a beer belly and some love handles, I could deal with it, Im not perfect either.
I agree with Necho.
Long as they are active/healthy eaters then i am happy. I used to date this guy that somehow had an amazing body but hate such junk food and rarely exercised and it was a total turnoff. Plus he was an asshole which just made him seem even less attractive.
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I was driving through Nevada a few weeks ago. I was someplace between Salt Lake City and Reno in the middle of the night. It was dark and I was the only car around. I though I saw somebody cross the road in front of me. I slammed on the breaks, but couldn't see anything, so I continued driving. Then I felt like somebody was in my car. I was driving a soft top jeep so you can unzip from the outside. I thought somebody had climbed in the last time I stopped. I pulled over and turned around, but nobody was there, which isn't suprising since I hadn't stopped in three hours and hadn't seen a person or other car in about five. By far one of the scariest moments of my life, and I have been in a lot of bad situations.
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I don't have a field and won't for a while. But I have done some teaching and am going to Belize in January to teach for a couple of months. I've gotten alot out of teaching though. I have mostly taught young children with special needs. I think one of the most amazing experiences was teaching in Tanzania. I mostly taught a class of 50 visually impaired children ranging from 5 to 14 all in one class. A lot of times teachers wouldn't show up and I would get thrown into a random class of 70 or so students with no supplies.
I have taught in a few schools where people had nothing, and were eager to learn. It's those classes that meant a lot to me. I have also taught some rune reading classes and other language ones, and really enjoyed it. So when I have a field I would consider teaching iit
I have taught in a few schools where people had nothing, and were eager to learn. It's those classes that meant a lot to me. I have also taught some rune reading classes and other language ones, and really enjoyed it. So when I have a field I would consider teaching iit
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Quote by nicolaQuote by rxtalesQuote by nicola
I've seen it cooked 3 ways, and starting to distrust my judgement. I am guilty of hyphenating too often, but the hyphen looks right to me on this occasion.
me too. I say when-in-doubt hyphen!
This is similar to me staring at words too long and convincing myself they are spelt incorrectly. Too much cooking with aluminium pots, and cups of earl grey probably.
at least they're not made of a aluminum. I have hear the extra 'i' makes it safer.
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I agree with rocoo and Mmonroe. If you feel like this is something you need to keep to yourself then I wouldn't feel bad about posting the stories you write. You aren't hurting anything. But if it's something you want to share with her then go for it and be honest
