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Thread: Do divorced women have to settle for any man that will take them?
shyblondee
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Do divorced women have to settle for any man that will take them?
Posted:
1/15/2008 10:56:24 AM
Yeah. and they better act like they enjoy it too...
LOL!
I love your sense of humor
shyblondee
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Why Would an Adult do This to a Child?
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1/11/2008 8:25:50 AM
Hon, I am so sorry this happened to you.
You were young and vulnerable and he gave you what you were desperate for....love and attention.
I know what it is like to be that child craving an adult to love me unconditionally, and accepting it from whomever is willing to offer it.
Something horrible happened to you, but you are calling the shots from here on. Don't let him destroy the rest of your life. You have to learn to love yourself before you will find what you are looking for in a man, and maybe right now you need to take a break from looking for a man to heal and find out who you truly are.
You can take this tragedy and turn it into something positive. The sad truth is that there are plenty of people out there who will prey on the weak and vulnerable. You need to take some time to find your inner strength so you don't become a victim again.
Love and strength to you, sweetie.
shyblondee
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I'm 39 and women hate Extreme Sports
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12/19/2007 6:34:10 AM
I see you have a pretty long and varied list of interests on your profile. If you are looking for a woman who likes all of the same things as you, then I am afraid you will be looking for a very long time. For example, I think camping, hiking, traveling, going to music festivals and museums sounds like a great time. I wouldn't be interested in jumping out of an airplane or rock climbing, but I also don't want to sit at home and watch television.
That is why I think it is important to have a big circle of friends, and not rely on your significant other to meet all of your needs. I know there are plenty of people out there who like extreme sports. Why not try to find a club or organization that includes people like you? Maybe you will meet a woman who enjoys the same activities, but if not, you will more than likely make some new friends and have someone to risk your neck with
shyblondee
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Do older men stay away from women in their 30's?
Posted:
10/30/2007 5:42:21 PM
From hospital studies its also clear that the highest frequency of healthy children come from women in their mid to late twenties with male partners about ten years older.
Of course not every man wants a kid nad some may have some already - perfect partenrs for the woman who is in the same boat - but of course I bet they arent interested..............in most cases....
What??? Can you show me these "hospital studies," or is this yet another made up statistic? I hate to break the news to you, but the quality of men's sperm declines as he ages, and an increase in a male's age leads to an INCREASE in birth defects. Seriously, I would love to look at these mysterious "hospital studies" that you cite, especially since I was an OB nurse for years, and saw many healthy babies born to women in their 30's and 40's. The highest incidence of birth problems I saw were in women who had lousy or no prenatal care.
While I realize that many women happen to meet and fall in love with men who are a decade older, specifically looking for one seems a bit foolish. I personally wouldn't want to be a widow at the age of 62, which is what the odds would be.
shyblondee
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Ladies.....Is it my profile or is it my looks??
Posted:
10/4/2007 1:32:23 PM
Well, your pictures are OK, although I think you need to correct some of the spelling errors in your profile.
Other than that, I can't *believe* that you are filtering out Jennjt from contacting you! The woman is a total hottie!
Shrug.
shyblondee
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Why do young men think older women are interested in them?
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10/2/2007 1:10:34 PM
Overweight does not define unattractive in males. Given the opportunity to select a body type women, on average pick about 15-20% overweight. Myself, I'm tecnically overweight at about 185. Women find me most attractive at about 200. We were talking about being attractive and your stats don't really speak to that at all.
Author: shyblondee
Actually, I was responding to ManeRider, who said most older women stop caring about their physical appearance/weight. Truth is, more men than women stop caring about their weight. I do think women are more forgiving of a few extra pounds, which is probably why men don't care as much about their appearance. I would be willing to bet that if you gained weight and weighed 240, fewer women would be attracted to you. Personally, I work hard to stay at my ideal weight and don't want to date a man with a beer belly.
shyblondee
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Why do young men think older women are interested in them?
Posted:
10/1/2007 1:11:17 PM
^^
Actually, that statement is pretty much spot on. According to the American Heart Association, more men than women are overweight. There will always be people who don't take care of themselves for whatever reason, but as for the weight issue, an overweight person is more likely to be a man than a woman.
shyblondee
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Why am I just being contacted by older women?
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9/27/2007 3:51:32 PM
I dunno...why does it bother you? How do you expect a woman 10 years younger than you to react when you contact her?
shyblondee
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Why do women want men their own age?
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9/27/2007 2:28:41 PM
^^^
I have no problem with your desire to date younger women, but as someone younger than you, your attitude toward women who contact you would be a complete turn off to me.
If I met a man who was significantly older than me and I was attracted to him, I would date him. But, if he put down older women referring to them as "grannies with wet panties," I would run for the hills. Most women want a man who can appreciate and see the beauty in women regardless of age, myself included. After all, someday I will be one of those grannies, and I want a man who will think I am beautiful no matter how many years I have lived on earth.
I think the age barrier is breaking down for both men and women. Much of the social stigma has been lifted, and women are free to date younger men as well, which is something men have been doing since the dawn of time. I see this as a good thing.
shyblondee
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Poor new born baby so sad
Posted:
9/19/2007 6:17:30 PM
If the doctors and nurses were concerned, mom and baby would have been tested for drugs at birth. As for bruises, I have seen babies born with bruises as a result of the birth process. Especially when they descend quickly. Remember, babies are being squeezed through a small space, and if the face or shoulder is pressed against the pelvis this can cause a bruise.
Also, Hispanic and biracial babies sometimes are born with Mongolian spots, which can be mistaken for bruises.
Sorry about the birth defect, but it isn't necessarily caused by drug use, so don't jump to conclusions.
shyblondee
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I met a drunk and pregant woman on a first date!!
Posted:
9/19/2007 5:47:36 PM
Well, if the belly was sticking straight out, and she wasn't chubby anywhere else, most likely it was either a baby or a tumor. That is so sad. I feel sorry for that poor child.
shyblondee
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Mens Rights
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9/19/2007 6:00:25 AM
That was 11 years ago. A decade ago, women had to have their husband's permission to have a tubal ligation as well.
I worked in outpatient surgery for a year, and we saw many vasectomy patients come through. The man signed the consent form. We never asked a wife or significant other how she felt about the procedure, because it was irrelevant.
Men have the same rights over their bodies as women do. They do not, however, have a say in what a woman does with her body (as in, have an abortion or not).
shyblondee
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Why do young men think older women are interested in them?
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9/17/2007 7:29:56 AM
I don't really get the whole evolutionary thinking on this matter. Sure, I can understand why men would want younger women for having children. But why would a younger woman want an old caveman? If I were a young cavewoman having children, I would want a young, strong cave man who could protect me from all of the other bad cave people and animals out there. Especially since the lifespan was so short back then.
I think in general, people gravitate toward youth. Now that women aren't dependent on men for financial support, women are more free to choose younger men. Personally, I have never made a decision about a partner based on age, but I know there are men and women out there who want someone younger. To each his own.
shyblondee
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finishing your family before 35??
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9/16/2007 3:33:04 PM
I think it should be up to each person. If you are healthy and stable, why not have a baby later in life? I really don't think it is any of my business when someone chooses to have a child.
shyblondee
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i crave the security of an older man...am i being biased?
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9/13/2007 6:33:06 PM
Go ahead and date older men and see what you think. In fact, since you are newly separated after a long marriage, date lots and lots of men. Seriously. You need to take some time and just *casually* date and see what kind of men you are drawn to. You very well may find an older man has more to offer, but don't rule out younger men and men your own age.
shyblondee
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keeps going and going
Posted:
9/12/2007 6:39:38 AM
^^^
errr....actually, that wasn't meant to be catty, just a feeble attempt at sarcasm. I do think you are young, but my point is that what is an "old woman" to one person is a spring chicken to another. The pushing 30 was definitely meant as a joke. (specially since I am 30 something and NOT old, thank you very much...)
I personally hate these age threads and how they always turn into a contest as to who is better....young people vs. old. It seems pretty silly and meaningless to me.
I have met lots of 20 somethings with their life in order, and lots of 40 somethings who can't manage to hold down a job or pay their bills on time. Maturity and compatibility isn't necessarily measured by the number of years someone has lived on the earth. I think it is great the the OP likes and appreciates older women, which I think is what the main point was supposed to be. I don't think it was ever meant to turn into "older women are so much better than younger ones," which is kind of what happened.
shyblondee
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why do men lie about their age?
Posted:
9/11/2007 2:35:55 PM
^^^
More frustrating for whom?
shyblondee
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keeps going and going
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9/11/2007 2:25:49 PM
I have to say I am kinda baffled by bona dea, especially considering she really isn't that young....
Or did I miss something? Pushing 30, right?
hmmmm.....
shyblondee
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why do men lie about their age?
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9/10/2007 2:44:12 PM
^^^
Interesting perspective. Do you feel that you are missing out on opportunities to miss the woman of your dreams since you have an age criteria on your profile? Just wondering....
shyblondee
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Are you Beta - is the truth this cold?
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9/10/2007 2:39:07 PM
I dunno....I don't think it matters what we (women) say, because you have already made up your mind that this man speaks gospel. Personally, I did go through a stage where I fell for the players, but as I got older I became wiser, and now I can spot the game a mile away. Give me one of those nice, boring beta men any day. I would rather be treated well by someone who cares about and respects me.
shyblondee
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Seeking a sexless relationship
Posted:
9/10/2007 8:25:37 AM
Well, I suppose it is possible to find what you are looking for, but for most people sex and intimacy go hand in hand. I am not saying you won't find it, just that you will probably have to look harder. I wish you luck!
shyblondee
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why do men lie about their age?
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9/10/2007 6:56:08 AM
shyblonde ... why are you here on this site ... other then to mix things up! Your picture is not posted, you say u are envolved. Could it be you are bored and just want to send in some "Anne Landers" wisdom into the equation? If men are insecure simply because they lie about their age what does it make women? Secure? There was a time when to ask a person age was very inappropiate .. right up there with "How much money do you make?" I think in most cases people are not comfortable with revealing their age ... age is not issue with me .... if I have a picture to view ..... which is fairly recent ...... well from that I can gauge as to whether that person is of interest to me! When you say "huge red flag" ...... I think of a huge bull looking for a fight ....... ummmmmm could that be you?
There are lots of attached people on this site, look around. Why would I post a picture when I am not actively looking? I have lots of friends on this site that I met during that time when I was actively looking, and until the moderators ban all attached people from the site, I will stay around and contribute, thank you. I couldn't really follow your question to figure out exactly what you are asking me, but yes, I do think women who lie about their age are also showing insecurity. It is denying part of who you are. I am 36 and have never claimed to be younger, and never will. I really don't get where you think I am looking for a fight, unless this is just a touchy subject for you. Hey, I understand, we all have our hot buttons, but try not to let someone expressing an opinion get you all worked up.
shyblondee
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He Doesn't WANT Sex?
Posted:
9/10/2007 6:48:47 AM
He's either
A. Shagging someone else
B. Just not that into you
C. Has something physically wrong with him.
Seriously. You need to wake up. A 30 year old man with an 18 year old girlfriend that he is completely into would not be leaving her alone for a minute.
shyblondee
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age gap
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9/7/2007 12:29:44 PM
Hey, here's an idea! How about dating people that we like and are attracted to, and forget about age. I have a strong preference for men within 5 years of my age, plus or minus, but if I met someone significantly older or younger and we clicked, you better believe I would be pursuing the relationship. If it didn't work out because of the age difference, then so be it, but chemistry isn't necessarily confined within a certain age group. Older men rock. So do young hotties
shyblondee
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I'm not attracted to women my age.
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9/5/2007 1:34:46 PM
Uh, Baronchris, do you have a mirror in your home? Seriously. Take a loooong, hard look at yourself before you start complaining about women in your age group. {baffling, really....}
shyblondee
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Ladies who only date younger men
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8/31/2007 11:09:44 AM
ust know that most men who seek out older women do it for one thing, and that's sex. I don't have one friend, including myself, who's been with an older woman and considered anything becoming of it more than just rolling between the sheets and having a good time. It's just not what we're after. I know there are exceptions to this, but it's obvious in society this isn't the norm. The norm is younger women with older men.
Also, that "young stud" who you fell in love with for his performance and sexual appetite might not be ready to be pulled out of the pasture just yet and retired.
This always cracks me up. I think this is the jaded man's comeback to a woman's claim that younger women only want them for their money. Can you imagine if we told an older man this same thing? " Be careful guys. Younger women are only after you for sex. They just want to have a good time with you, rolling around between the sheets and move on to the next one." Right.
LOL! Besides, there is no norm of younger woman with older man. The "norm" is that most people settle down with those close to their age, within a few years. A big age difference is outside of the norm.
I really couldn't care less who people choose to date, but the mudslinging and name calling is a bit much. It is coming from both sides. I have dated older men and younger, and all of them were incredible human beings and I have fond memories of all of them.
shyblondee
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Men and their Age Issue?
Posted:
8/31/2007 6:12:30 AM
Lying about your age is a sign of insecurity. It shows that you are rejecting a big part of yourself....the number of years you have lived on this earth.
shyblondee
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Sex with minors
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8/28/2007 7:01:50 PM
kay, I'm not going to waste an overly huge amount of time convincing you of my own personality - because god knows no 18 year old can ever know enough about herself to be right about anything in the whole universe - but here's what I have to say.
Yes, I'm 18. I've lived on my own for two years, while attending school full time. I can safely say that yes, I am more mature than most people my age, and if you don't think so, then fine... that's really not my concern. I know that I can and did have an honest, open, adult relationship with men older than myself, and it was largely because we were at the same stages in life. There was NOTHING interesting to me about the latest high school drama my friends were going through, or oh-my-god-my-parents-made-me-buy-my-own-clothes whining. I am more compatible with older people, always have been, because the stage I'm at in my life was usually ahead of my peers.
And how exactly is a sexual relationship with an older man too much for me to handle? Going for men my age has always resulted in less than nothing. Older men are politer, better in bed, and can come to a movie with me without having to tell their parents. Oh, and glamor? Please. That's just plain pathetic.
I am far more worried about adults who make assumptions about the maturity of people they don't know than I am about girls who make personal decisions about what they do with their own body, thanks.
Sweetie, I hate to break it to you, but every 18 year old thinks they are more mature than the other 18 year olds out there. Seriously. Take a poll.
shyblondee
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Sex with minors
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8/28/2007 6:57:58 PM
SassySky, if the thrill is in the forbidden fruit, then why not take away the "Forbidden" label?
Seems like a lot of people are saying, "I just don't think an adult should have sex with a minor because it's WRONG... And because it disgusts me."
Hey, same reasoning why people think homosexuality is wrong, right?
Honestly, what other reasoning is there? Adults are merely taking advantage of the younger ones? I'm sorry, but last time I checked, many 13-year-boys are taking advantage of girls the same age all of the time as well. If it's a matter of emotional protection, it's not someone's age that's going to make them hurt another.
Seriously now. Are you saying there should be no age of consent? What about a 4 year old child? I doubt you would think that is OK, right? Age of consent laws are in place to protect children from being victimized by adults. There has to be a cut off age because otherwise, children will not be legally protected. You are one baffling, sad little girl.
shyblondee
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Sex with minors
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8/28/2007 6:53:26 PM
If they can bleed, they can breed. If there's grass on the feild, play ball.
People close their minds when it comes to this whole "Age of Consent" thing. I don't see a problem with it if the younger party wants it.
That is seriously the most disgusting thing I have read on here. Some children start their periods at the age of 9....come on now, show me how mature and grownup 20 year olds are by thinking logically through your argument.
shyblondee
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Should young women consider IVF b4 marriage?
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8/28/2007 6:49:47 PM
I guess I am one of those oddballs who believe children deserve to have a mother and a father raising them. Having more than one male role model is fine, but why purposely put a child in the position of being raised by a single parent?
shyblondee
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why do men lie about their age?
Posted:
8/28/2007 1:23:59 PM
why do men lie about their age"
Because they want you to think they are the age they put on their profile... seems a bit obvious.
How much do you weigh?
130 pounds. Feel free to bring over a scale, I will hop on for you.
shyblondee
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why do men lie about their age?
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8/28/2007 1:20:11 PM
Actually, think about the internet and how searches are done, then, think about a man who would still like the opportunity to fall in love AND possibly have a child. If a 45 year old man is only found by 40+ year old women, most of these women are not looking to have children so, a man may have to list his age as 38, for example, at least to be found in a "search" by women in their 30's, prime child bearing years. Pretty easy to understand and even better if said man had exceptional genes, cute and in shape! And since we're being HONEST here, c'mon, women are NOTORIOUS for lying about age, boobs, lips and everything else!
I see, so it is all about what the man wants? If a woman in her late 20's/early 30's doesn't want to meet or date a man in his mid 40's, lying is OK because the man wants a family? That is kind of interesting logic there. If the man is such a great catch, then a woman will snatch him up regardless of his age. Lying about your age is a huge red flag that there is some underlying insecurity.
shyblondee
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Women, the More Depressed Species???
Posted:
8/25/2007 10:27:29 PM
Put the DSM-IV down and back slowly away....
Maybe men are the reason women are depressed?
Or....maybe more women than men are willing to get treatment?
Untreated depression does cause impairment in life, true. But once treated, most people are able to function well. Maybe men are to blame since they won't get treatment and their depression is untreated?
Yes, I am being ridiculous, because this topic is silly. Men and women are both to blame for relationships not working.
shyblondee
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Calling all 40-60Something Males?
Posted:
8/24/2007 6:51:31 PM
Melo, your explanation really makes sense to me. After my divorce, I dated all kinds of men. Actually, I wanted to date men that were completely different from my ex-husband, and those included much older and younger men. I eventually also came back to earth and have found home with a man my age.
Just curious, could you expand on your statement that dating women closer to your age was like running into a buzz saw? What about dating women your age was difficult for you to handle?
shyblondee
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Why all the hostility toward openly married guys here?
Posted:
8/17/2007 8:30:33 AM
I think you are fishing in the wrong sea.
Seriously, there are sites specifically for what you are looking for, and this isn't one of them. The vast majority of the women here are looking for a man who will be a true partner to her, not one who is committed to someone else.
I personally value myself too much to want to be a married man's piece on the side. I am sure there are women out there who feel differently, but I doubt many of them are on a site specifically for dating.
shyblondee
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Why are some women so against breastfeeding?
Posted:
8/13/2007 8:45:39 AM
I have no idea. Why someone would want to give their child a bottle of man made chemicals is beyond me. I can understand someone not being able to breastfeed, but those women are truly few and far between. Some women are just very selfish, which is sad.
Breastfeeding has been proven to be THE BEST for an infant. Formula should be only a last resort, not a first one. I think providing a child with the best nutrition should be a top priority for mothers, and I truly cannot relate to someone who just refuses to even try. That is a bit mind boggling to me.
shyblondee
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Opinions on surgery.......
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8/9/2007 2:04:20 PM
I think there is a lot of judgment floating around, which is unfortunate. It sounds like you have tried everything in your power to lose the weight and it just isn't working. I have reached an age where losing weight is a struggle, although I am still within a healthy range for my height. I think if surgery is something you feel you need, you should do your research and pick a good surgeon and go for it. People will always judge you, the important thing is to do what you think is right for yourself.
shyblondee
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It's not the paddle---it's the FEAR of the paddle
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8/8/2007 1:41:14 PM
Whatever happened to parents disciplining their children instead of expecting the schools to do it? I was always an angel at school, mainly because I knew that if my dad found out I had misbehaved, life as I knew it would have come to a screeching halt.
No way would I want a teacher or administrator to have the power to hit my children. There are other ways to discipline, and if the get out of line at school I expect them to tell me so I can also deal with it at home.
shyblondee
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Which man prefers fake boobs vs natural ones
Posted:
8/8/2007 7:32:31 AM
Don't respond...don't respond....
OK, can't help myself.
I have augmented breasts, and it was one of the best decisions I ever made for myself. I agree that small breasts are beautiful, and it is a bit baffling to me to see young women in their 20's with no children mess with their bodies like that. But, whatever.
I had them done because after breastfeeding 3 children I was left with practically no breast tissue and tons of extra skin where my breasts used to be. Think deflated balloon attached to my chest. Ugly, right? Right.
I have smallish implants and am now a C cup, and while they don't look or feel completely natural I look way better than I used to. Thus, I feel sexier.
I can't say I attract any more men than I used to, but then again, that wasn't my goal, and I am a moderate size that fits my frame. I am sure there are men out there that wouldn't like my breasts, but I am sure there are men who wouldn't have liked them before either. Current BF likes them just fine, and so did the other men I dated previously.
One thing I have learned in my 30 plus years of life here is that the most important thing is to please yourself, because there will always be people out there who judge you and won't agree with the decisions you make. Can't please everyone, so might as well please yourself.
To answer some questions that I have already answered countless times....
Yes, I would do it again in a heart beat.
No, I have not had one single complication (although, it can happen...)
Yes, they are perkier than average, but still soft and bouncy.
And, since this seems to come up so much....if I don't like them when I am 80, I will have them removed. It is pretty simple, really.
There are tons of women walking around with implants, and most of them are a small to medium size. The vast majority don't want the DDD Pamela Anderson look, unless they are getting them to help their stripping career.
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Girls and Makeup
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8/7/2007 11:54:05 AM
I love makeup. I also love changing my hair, and wearing pretty clothes. It is part of what makes me a woman. That doesn't mean I like to cake it on like Tammy Faye, but I do like covering up imperfections and enhancing my eyes and lips.
Makeup has been around for centuries, and the reason women put it on is because it is fashionable. I do think some women wear way too much, though. I am a believer in less is more.
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older women younger men
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8/7/2007 9:19:02 AM
^^^
yeah, that's kind of how I feel about dating a 20 something. {shudder....}
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Open Marriages
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8/7/2007 8:08:32 AM
{shrug}
to be perfectly honest, I don't give a flying you-know-what who you are sleeping with, as long as your wife is in agreement and you are being honest with the other women.
Personally, I would have no desire to be in an open relationship. I want one man who also wants one woman. I basically don't care what others do, but it seems the open marriage people get really defensive and want to try to convince me to see it their way. Whatever. I know what I want and I won't adjust my expectations of a marriage based on how other people choose to live their lives.
I also agree that you seem pretty defensive and a bit rude to those who disagree with you. Kind of ironic.
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Circumcised vs Un-Circumcised...
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8/6/2007 2:51:33 PM
Do women really look at it like it is less attractive?
Absolutely, 100% prefer a circumcised man, without question, nor hesitation.
So really, growing up in America, is being un-cut abnormal?
I would say that "cut" is the norm from my experience.
I agree that in some parts of the country uncut continues to be the norm, but that is rapidly changing. As more men and women become educated about the topic the circumcision rate is dropping, thankfully.
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I'm scared of losing my looks
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7/31/2007 10:46:54 AM
Sweetie, it is really pointless to spend time worrying about things you can't possibly change. You are going to grow older, unless you are dead. Instead of focusing on how awful it will be to not turn heads, why not put that energy into developing your personality and doing something for others? There are many beautiful women of all ages. True, I don't attract as many men at 36 as I did at 20, but the men I do attract are men who appreciate me for who I am on the inside as well as the outside. Take care of yourself and try to age well, but don't make your physical appearance your only focus.
shyblondee
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Circumcised vs Un-Circumcised...
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7/30/2007 4:06:29 PM
"Japan has low rates of aids primarily because of higher condom use. Again, condoms are the primary means of avoiding STD's....."
Actually, that is an assumption on your part. I see no research that shows high condom use in Japan. Where is yours?
shyblondee
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Circumcised vs Un-Circumcised...
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7/30/2007 2:28:39 PM
^^^
Sorry, but I find advocating circumcisions as a way to save lives a bit of a stretch. A triple bypass is necessary to save a life. A circumcision is not.
The vast majority of uncircumcised men do not have HIV. Japan has one of the lowest circumcision rates in the world, and also the lowest incidence of AIDS. How do you explain that? According to you they should all be dropping dead from AIDS because the men are uncircumcised. Pediatricians DO NOT recommend routine infant circumcision because the risks outweigh the possible benefits.
Here is another link for you which contradicts the findings you seem to accept as fact.
http://www.cirp.org/library/disease/HIV/vanhowe4/
shyblondee
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Circumcised vs Un-Circumcised...
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7/30/2007 10:43:39 AM
Great Kahuna: "Mutilating poor defenceless boys".....please - don't you think that's a bit overdramatic. Let's face facts shall we - multiple studies over mulitple years have shown that getting cut prevents HIV infection, which is one of the fastest spreading STD in the world. So getting cut has a lot going for it vs getting not cut which has zero advantages.
Actually, getting cut does not prevent HIV. Some studies have shown a *slightly* decreased risk of HIV infection in circumcised men, but it is completely ignorant to think that being circumcised will prevent HIV. How about using condoms each and every time? Still not 100 percent, but more effective than circumcision.
I worked obstetrics for a few years, and have seen many circumcisions. It is pretty brutal. Even with a local, the babies scream and cry, and are extremely sleepy for the next 24 hours. This alone tells me it was traumatic for them. Just because a baby can't remember the pain doesn't mean they don't feel it. I have also seen way too many bad circs where the babies bleed or even the tip of the penis is removed by accident. It is a surgery, and I feel it should be reserved for those for whom it is medically necessary.
I am also having a really hard time believing the story about the man who found corn under his foreskin. Come on. Give me a break.
shyblondee
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If you're single and not dating, what's your reason?
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7/29/2007 11:23:14 AM
I am in a relationship now, but I didn't date for about 2 years. It was mainly because I needed time to myself to heal and get over my painful divorce. I have seen too many people try to jump back into relationships before they are really ready, and I think it never works very well.
shyblondee
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Circumcised vs Un-Circumcised...
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7/28/2007 2:41:08 PM
I much prefer uncircumcised. I have experienced both, and like the uncirced one better, but I have also dated circumcised men. I think routine infant circumcision for no medical reason is wrong on many levels, but that really isn't what the topic is about.
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