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  • CHANDLERS WISH
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    acadialost

    For myself and the many others out there that want a meaningful and successful relationship, we will choose to ignore your ignorant and shallow "advice" and look to meeting people that complement us mentally, emotionally, AND sexually
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    Totally agree, and of course our sense of humor! Must have.....


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  • acadialost
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    Wow. Wow. Wow.
    You know what? We don't live in caves anymore, we don't mate solely for the purpose of procreation, and any man that thinks women don't care ENOUGH about what they look like needs surgery to get their empty head removed from their butt.
    I am a very attractive woman (I have been told this, although I think it is probably the least important thing about me) and I have worked in bars for a number of years, so i have had the opportunity to be both approached frequently and to observe many other attempts at "picking up". The only thing I have to say to you is this:
    If that is how you want to meet someone, and the person you want to meet is the kind of person that spends most of their time trying to look good, then I wish you luck with your superficial and vapid relationship. For myself and the many others out there that want a meaningful and successful relationship, we will choose to ignore your ignorant and shallow "advice" and look to meeting people that complement us mentally, emotionally, AND sexually. It's men like you that give men in general a bad name.

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  • pink19
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    Originally posted by CHANDLERS WISH
    Thanks back.

    My spelling sucks sometimes, but you get that...

    Na, different countries say different things, " pinch" means, borrow use it, which you got, so i will because you said i could....


    Your not slow....

    Thanks again.

    CW
    No problem

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  • CHANDLERS WISH
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    Thanks back.

    My spelling sucks sometimes, but you get that...

    Na, different countries say different things, " pinch" means, borrow use it, which you got, so i will because you said i could....


    Your not slow....

    Thanks again.

    CW

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  • pink19
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    Originally posted by pink19
    Thanks! This is one of my favorite quotes. Congradulations on "Poster of the month"! Sure, do what you want with the quote. I might sound slow but what does it mean to "pinch" the quote"?

    Ohhh... woops I just spelt "congratulations" wrong!

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  • pink19
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    Originally posted by CHANDLERS WISH
    I just read that quote of yours, how beautiful is that!!! " To be at one with each other in silent unspeakable memories"...

    I have to pinch that if you don't mind, thought i'd ask first...lol.

    CW
    Thanks! This is one of my favorite quotes. Congradulations on "Poster of the month"! Sure, do what you want with the quote. I might sound slow but what does it mean to "pinch" the quote"?

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  • CHANDLERS WISH
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    I just read that quote of yours, how beautiful is that!!! " To be at one with each other in silent unspeakable memories"...

    I have to pinch that if you don't mind, thought i'd ask first...lol.

    CW

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  • pink19
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    Originally posted by Fallen1
    I know exactly what you are talking about. Me, it can be just as simple as a touch with my fellow. I get this feeling that can only be explained as kind of a warm sensation wherever he touches me. I can lay my head on his shoulder and I get this overwhelming peaceful feeling.
    It's a crazy feeling! I love when I'm with him and I feel protected. It's a great feeling. I love when he does the little stuff. Such as, sit next to me for almost the whole day when I got sick and was in bed (so he got a folding chair and sat next to the bed).

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  • Fallen1
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    Originally posted by pink19
    It's as if you can't explain it (passion) in ordwer to know what it is you have to feel it. A person can really feel it when they kiss a person they love. It's an insane feeling. As mushy gushy as this may sound when ever I kiss my boyfriend it's like nothing else matters. It's a great feeeling. (and it can be just a simple kiss).
    I know exactly what you are talking about. Me, it can be just as simple as a touch with my fellow. I get this feeling that can only be explained as kind of a warm sensation wherever he touches me. I can lay my head on his shoulder and I get this overwhelming peaceful feeling.

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  • CHANDLERS WISH
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    Originally posted by pink19
    It's as if you can't explain it (passion) in ordwer to know what it is you have to feel it. A person can really feel it when they kiss a person they love. It's an insane feeling. As mushy gushy as this may sound when ever I kiss my boyfriend it's like nothing else matters. It's a great feeeling. (and it can be just a simple kiss).
    I read today here, which gave me goose pimples, where a passionate kiss was shared, which had not been shared for a long time yet yearned for and his toes curled.

    I think the best foreplay to be honest is kissing, there is just something there, that takes me to heights inside, when in love.

    So, i understand the "kiss" it seems to be "the connection" which then flows from there..



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