Whenever I am with a group of girls or approaching a group of girls I know, I find myself saying "hi guys, how's it going?" the same when I'm with a group of girls and other women approach, the same salutation is used. but in the times I have gone into the ladies room or any other room here on Lush, I have never heard this salutation used. It's always "hello ladies". Why isn't this salutation used here on Lush stories? I'm looking at years of observing, not just a few months.
I don't believe listing someone as "invisible" will solve any problem. I for one always look to see who's in a room before I go into it. I avoid drama, and a good way to avoid it is to not go in a room where someone is prone to create it. Am I punishing myself?, perhaps, but if drama can be avoided, but if I can avoid drama, I'll go elsewhere.
I find profiles to be very interesting. Even if carefully written to conceal the real person, a well thought out profile reveals a bit about what is important in that persons life.
More than likely I would. The big question is would they keep me or kick me out of bed?
In my estimation, Adele is one of the best writers here on Lush. Please read what she writes if you want downto earth sensitivity
The profile is that person. Care must be taken not to allow personal data to be expressed, only what you feel comfortable discussing with some one on Lush. However, when filling out a profile, Honesty is appreciated and can be expressed without revealing anything that could prove to be a detriment as a friendship grows. My advice, such as it may be, is read the profiles of people who have been on Lush for a period of time. Frankly, I spend very little time with a red and white photo and a "nonsense" profile.
If the underwear becomes itchy, I would remove it regardless of who is watching. In my years, modesty has gone out the window.
why not watch? It wouldnt make me a bad person. Besides I might learn something.
very sad today, mourning the death of a young person.
