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Over 90 days ago
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Quote by adi_me33
That is a really good question....anyone?? As far as the original question...I think people with out pictures are people...lol...that's about it
What? You mean after all this time you don't believe I'm an orchid with killer keyboard skills??? Damn, my world is shattered! *petals droop and start to wrinkle*
*coughs* Sorry, now ... the original question, going in the direction of the additional question - why should anyone here expect everyone here to be willing TO post pics of themselves?
When you say 'no pics on their profiles' are you meaning their avatar, or in their gallery? I don't, simply because I have been using the interwebs for well *whispers* more than 18 years! */whisper* a looong time, and have learnt that you just don't know who is on the other side of a screen. Back when Photoshop was first hitting the streets I watched a debate errupt over whether someone could create a photo with two people who had never met, that could be believed. I stopped the argument dead in its tracks by quickly finding a photo of Sarah Michelle Geller and a photo of Russell Crowe, and within 10 minutes had created a pic of the two of them hugging, that couldn't be picked as being 'Photoshopped'... and as this was on a Russell Crowe fansite I didn't have to convince them that the two hadn't even met as some of them knew every move the man made (yes, the internet is a scary scary place, children! Beware the 'true fans'!)
So pics? *shrugs* I take those posted with a truckload of salt. If it's got professional lighting, then 999/1,000 it ain't 'them'. Simple.
I don't post me, and I don't expect others to do the same for whatever their reason. Yes, it would be nice to 'meet' people, and some have sent me pics privately, and I appreciate their trust.
What does get me jaded is the constant use of a 'hot model' pic, cuz really? If it ain't you, then don't use it. Your avatar is supposed to reflect your personality, or represent something you really enjoy/love/admire/etc. I enjoy the folks who use different avatars and swap them out, adi and her glitter and other types of 'adi' avatars, Mysteria and her cheeky butt, shotgun and his lone man in a long coat, and so on and so forth - using something that appeals to them, as it tells me a little bit about them. But guys, why use hot models flashing 10-pack abs with no shirt, and sultry hot stares into the camera lens... unless of course that's what really appeals to you. Which is fine, and happy to read it that way!
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Quote by TheUprightMan
No. A purely vaginal orgasm is actually fairly rare; if a woman has an orgasm, it almost always involves some kind of stimulation of the clitoris. Penis size doesn't really affect that, as a rule.
Yup, ditto to all the above. Have never had one from penetration, only from clitoral stimulation. I suspect that possibly the size could contribute to some clitoral stimulation if there is enough dexterity and the position lends itself to the movement meaning the clit is stimulated by the penis during penetration, but yeah, dexterity more than size in that situation!
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Quote by Sabroan
You are referring to male-female friendship? Those things don't exist.
Unless you are fucking each other
What a load of twaddle! Sorry you haven't been able to nurture a friendship with a woman. I have a number of male friends who are just that, friends, and no tension of any type. Mutual respect and common interests have given us the opportunity to develop good strong friendships without any sexual interest at all.
Asian, honey, we've chatted a little about this - I still think perhaps you need to step away from the relationship and develop some other friends. Think of it as if you were in a gallery, and one picture drew your attention. Stand too close and you lose sight of the rest of the art around you, and if things are not happening in the way you want it's a good time to step back and look around at the other works for a while. They may not be as attractive, or draw you as much as that one piece, but if it's still there you can glance from time to time, but don't become focused and obsessed at the expense of the rest of your world.
Wanting something to work doesn't always mean it will, and it isn't always easy to recognise when this is the case. Remember you deserve someone who deserves you, which means you respect one another to do as the saying says;
