| steering with the thumb rudder
Posted: 5/22/2008 2:17:48 PM | Naamah,
Maybe I should see someone like you for awhile. It would give my thumbs a much needed rest.
"woopsies!" LMAO, Limeshines. | |
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Naamah
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| steering with the thumb rudder
Posted: 5/22/2008 6:50:57 PM | ^^^  Thumbs up to that idea. Rule of thumb is to seek a partner who is a little less controlling. ...thumb your nose at the rest. (Apologies for my gratuitous overuse of the word. That was really thumb of me.)
I wonder how many well intentioned hitch-hikers have had their careers cut short by an overzealous girlfriend? | |
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| steering with the thumb rudder
Posted: 5/22/2008 11:36:19 PM | LOL! Sounds awful. My last love and I found handholding about the only way we could keep together. A long-time New Yorker, with long legs, if we didn't hold hands, he'd be a block ahead of me in a breath or two. The solution turned out to be fun in an of itself, and one of my fondest memories, is coming to the bottom of the stairs at the apartment, and his just stopping and reaching back for my hand. . . . touched me then, and the memory does now.
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| steering with the thumb rudder
Posted: 5/23/2008 8:26:34 PM | Hi Woobytoodsday,
The last few days I've had more time to reflect on the significance of holding hands as I would walk somewhere with my g/f . Every form of touching is different and important in a relationship, IMO, and I can't help feeling like this particular behavior ruined the moment, and any bonding or intimacy we could have shared through this simple joining. | |
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