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Thread: When (or if) your partner has had more lovers than you?
aitche
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When (or if) your partner has had more lovers than you?
Posted:
11/23/2009 3:24:35 AM
Do men automatically assume women are lying?
If someone asked me I'd try to give an honest answer, if they then multiplied that by 3 it would make me look like a right slapper. If a guy gave me an honest answer and it was quite high, that in itself wouldn't put me off, what would put me off would be the intimation that he didn't plan on sticking around very long - why would I be any different to all the other women he'd been with and moved on from?
H.x
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it's easy, just think of a number and divide it by three - afterall most of 'em were three at a time anyway.
aitche
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one message then nothing
Posted:
11/20/2009 5:16:23 AM
I sometimes get the impression that if given the choice of one out of ten men, most women would get more pleasure out of telling nine men why they wern't good enough for her, then being with the one who was choosen....
On the subject of Mr Average vs Mr Millionair well maybe Ms average should tell us all why she thinks she's so much better then Mr Average....
Without wishing to be unfriendly or insulting, I have viewed enough profiles to come to the conclusion they are not exactly trying (and therefor don't know)...Or is it they are so conceited they think they don't need to? Personaly I think it's the former not the latter.
Speaking as Ms Average I don't think I'm better than anyone. Most men equate 'I don't fancy you' to 'I'm too good for you' but that's not the case. If I had a choice of ten and didn't fancy any of them, my choice would be none. The guy I'm seeing at the moment would be far from my ideal choice on paper but you can't control that ol' thing 'chemistry'. Needless to say we didn't meet on-line.
H.x
aitche
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miming on tv
Posted:
11/19/2009 9:19:37 AM
It's better than miming on the radio.
H.x
aitche
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How long will you stick with POF?
Posted:
11/19/2009 3:18:25 AM
I can just pluck up the courage and send a message to the object of my desires...
and they think;
I'm sick of getting mail from the ugliest old cows on earth
what goes around, comes around.
I've been here a while, the forums are quite entertaining......and free. When they stop being either of those things I'll not bother.
H.x
aitche
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Buying women Lingerie
Posted:
11/18/2009 4:35:10 PM
It's very dangerous ground surely? It would be like us Sheilas buying a codpiece for a guy. Do you buy the one you think is going to fit or the one you want them to think that you think would fit (ie the biggest one)?
I've never had any bought for me. Men, generally, have no idea of size (no offence guys). Anne Summers do, if asked, allow couples in their changing rooms. Handy eh?
H.x
aitche
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Be nice - Or stick to your criteria?
Posted:
11/18/2009 4:09:21 PM
Over weight
Drunk
Ugly
And most of all desperate...
No blondes though even I have standards....
Damn.
I could eat?
OK, so - OP, they write to you, you write back and then they ask if they can meet and you're insulted because you think you're too good for them - even though you wrote back? No wonder some guys have a low opinion of women.
H.x
aitche
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Brits are ugly and so say all of them............!
Posted:
11/12/2009 11:12:04 AM
If ugly were people - I'd be China.
I'd much rather sit in a room full of ugly people than a room full of vein ones, the conversation, humour and general atmosphere would be much friendlier.
Are we, as a National, ugly or just modest?
H.x
aitche
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Hairy backs - are they an issue?
Posted:
11/12/2009 2:03:12 AM
My guy's the same Pud, except he hates being hairy and shaves his shoulders. I think men should be hairy - this vogue for waxing and shaving is all a bit odd, although I suppose it's no different to the indoctrination that women should be hairless and so wax, shave and pluck as, naturally, we're not. 30 years ago a hairy chest (usually sporting a medallion) was the height of fashion, now - thanks to Beckham and his ilk - it's all the rage to be hairless and smooth, a look which I find too feminine to be appealing.
H.x
aitche
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Baldness - is it an issue?
Posted:
11/11/2009 9:12:21 AM
I see lots of references from men expressing concern about baldness, in their profiles and in their posts. I rarely notice any comments from women.
Personally it doesn't matter a damn to me if a guy is bald. In fact some guys look very sexy bald.
Is it just me?
Ladies does it bother you?
Guys, come on tell us, is it a real issue for you, do you think we care?
Maybe I should have read the whole thread, from the context of the OP ie asking ladies if baldness was an issue, the post I quoted sounded (to me) like it was having a go at those who didn't find bald men attractive and thus mocking them.
HTH
H.x
aitche
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Animal thoughts
Posted:
11/11/2009 8:58:48 AM
I've often wondered if, whilst soaring high in the clouds, birds are thinking, 'WEEEEEEEEEEEEEE' or 'Sh1t, it's a long way down'.
Because we tend to think in verbalisation I wonder if dogs think in barks and cats in meows?
H.x
aitche
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Baldness - is it an issue?
Posted:
11/11/2009 8:51:32 AM
I see various comments from shallow, ugly people who seem to think that baldness is something to be mocked. Well, most people have no control over their hair loss, in the same way that the mockers have no control over their looks. They do, however, have control over their personality, yet they choose to remain ugly inside.
So everyone who doesn't fancy bald guys is ugly?
H.x
aitche
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Are we becoming collectively disillusioned with online dating?
Posted:
11/9/2009 1:47:03 PM
so there is no need for any sarcasm.
There's always a need for sarcasm.
i think that for many people their lack of dates comes down to a mixture of things, the main one being unrealistic expectations and the other, dare i say it, being linked to an inability to control one's own weight
We don't all just have unrealistic expectations on-line, I'm a fussy cow in real life too, thus enabling me to weedle out the fvckwits. As for the weight thing, does that go for fat heads too?
H.x
aitche
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Cats vs Dogs
Posted:
11/9/2009 1:24:58 PM
I have two siamese cats, they couldn't be aloof if they tried. They think they're people - or dogs, I think it's a happy medium. I love both cats and dogs but my lifestyle dictates that I can't have a dog.
H.x
aitche
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Going naked In Public
Posted:
11/9/2009 1:19:12 PM
why is it that all the folks that want to parade round naked have the most horrible bodies ?!
They don't they have 'normal' bodies, the bodies we're used to seeing naked (apart from our own and a partner's) are all airbrushed and surgically enhanced. If we all walked around starkers we'd have far fewer issues about body image because we'd see that everyone else had the same problems we had.
I like being out doors starkers - not that happy about being seen whilst doing it, fortunately I have a secluded garden. I'd rather be nekid somewhere warmer though.
H.x
aitche
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being honest with yourself?
Posted:
11/9/2009 1:04:36 PM
I think it's a turn of phrase that has lost it's meaning somewhat - akin to 'light and airy' in estate-agent-speak. I fully admit to being politely dishonest when the need arises - but genuinely dishonest, does that count?
H.x
aitche
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Are we becoming collectively disillusioned with online dating?
Posted:
11/9/2009 5:36:51 AM
I think anyone who talks about themselves in the 3rd person has serious issues.
I'm not disillusioned, I never had illusions. So much of what we find attractive in people is visual, sensual - I mean touch, sound and smell. A computer screen's got no chance. It can't show you how they walk, their demeanor, their laugh, the way they act with other people, their charisma. You can find their humour and views on-line but that old thing 'chemistry' can only be found in person.
H.x
aitche
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Are mens lives complete with out a woman?
Posted:
11/8/2009 9:21:54 AM
can you ladies blame me, and guys like me, for not always wanting to jump into relationships like the ones i have stereotyped here?
So every 'chick' has 2 or 3 kids, no money and an alcoholic ex? Wow, I must have misplaced mine.
H.x
aitche
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People are too selfish to become parents....
Posted:
11/7/2009 7:03:35 AM
I don't see the problem, would the world really be worse off for having a few billion less people? Will natural resources running out you'd think it would be a good thing.
H.x
aitche
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Are mens lives complete with out a woman?
Posted:
11/7/2009 6:58:38 AM
I was young when I started my long term relationship, so I didn’t do a lot of things in my 20s that would be considered the norm.
I did the same, I was 19 when I met my partner, we were in college together, my 20's were spent working 60-70 hour weeks trying to get a business off the ground. I never did any of the things my counterparts were doing. Now, having found myself single again at 35, I'm doing all the things I should really have been doing then. I have my own house, am independent and self reliant - because I've had to be. You could say I'm in the position of the men the OP mentioned. I don't think the guy I'm seeing has anything lacking in his life that he needs to see me, we're together - when we're together - because we want to be, not need to be. We have fun and enjoy each other's company but neither of us are reliant upon the other.
H.x
aitche
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Transgender Children
Posted:
11/7/2009 2:32:53 AM
I have a friend with this condition, she is famale but considers herself to be male, it's not been a passing fancy and she's felt this way her whole life. If she'd been given the choice at 8 to 'swap' genders, she'd have jumped at the chance. As it is she's spent all of her adult life undergoing therapy, feeling depressed, confused, self-harming, attempted to take her own life and having difficulties with relationships. It has nothing to do with her upbringing, she has siblings of either sex who don't share this condition which, surely, they would if this were the case.
I'm sure you can tell the difference between a child who has a constant issue with their gender and one who goes through a phase - lasting a week or a month. People who say, 'oh snap out of it' obviously have had no contact with individuals who live in this constant turmoil.
H.x
aitche
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New Eco Religion !!
Posted:
11/6/2009 12:49:41 PM
can't type.........
need to peddle.......
whilst hugging a tree........
H.x
VVVVVVV
Don't mock my religion!
aitche
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Brainy women are less likely to marry?
Posted:
11/6/2009 11:31:35 AM
Is there an assumption that if you're not married you're single? What about those of us who don't want to get married/cohabit but still be in a relationship - where do we come on the sliding scale? Or would that warrant another study?
H.x
aitche
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People are too selfish to become parents....
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11/6/2009 11:19:02 AM
Who is more selfish, the person who doesn't have children because they don't think they'd make good parents or the person who goes ahead and has them anyway just because they want them? People don't tend to have children because they feel it's their duty to society - they have them because they want them. That, to me, is selfish.
Men can still decide not to have any and have the career, the car, the house, without anyone thinking any less of them. Women have a career and they're selfish. You may want to check the calender.
H.x
aitche
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Apart From Metal.
Posted:
11/5/2009 9:22:28 AM
Provide the comment where I claimed that it isn't, and we'll discuss...
You quoted this
I will never say "it is not music" simply because I do not personally enjoy it.
and replied with this
God, I do! Yes, a track might technically be 'music', but that's like claiming a pile of bricks to be 'art'. Some people even consider 'silence' to be 'music'..
They said they would never say it wasn't music - you said you would say it wasn't music and likened it to claiming bricks were art, which, by intimation means it's not.
A subject for another thread maybe, sorry for the detour people.
H.x
aitche
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Apart From Metal.
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11/5/2009 5:52:02 AM
but that's like claiming a pile of bricks to be 'art'
And who are you to say it's not?
H.x
aitche
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How long should we view a profile & what three things do you look for in a person and their profile?
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11/5/2009 2:47:26 AM
When I was looking the first thing would be the photo, do I find them attractive? And anyone who thinks me shallow is entitled to their own opinion but I don't see how you can date someone you're not attracted to. This doesn't mean they have to look like Brad Pitt, as most men think, we don't all find the guy attractive.
Humour and personality would be next, is this someone I could imagine spending time with?
And lastly - and I think this is the bit most people don't consider - who are they looking for, I can think they're the sexiest man alive but if they're looking for a buxom blond there's no point me even saying 'hi'.
Total time would depend on the profile. In some cases a few seconds - as that's how long it takes to read, 'If you want to know about me, ask'.
H.x
aitche
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Are we becoming Androgynous?
Posted:
11/5/2009 2:32:16 AM
Msg 12, A 'real man' doesn't sound like very much fun.
Women's fault for taking equality too far? I think you're overlooking the fact that men gave us reason to fight back in the first place. It's the 21st century, I own my own home, run my own business, have been educated, can hold political views - and stand for parliament if I so please (although God knows why anyone would want to do that!). I can go into a bar - on my own - and not automatically be thought to be a whore, I can stand my round and pay my way, which men expect - but still complain that we don't act like 'ladies'.
Do men actually want us to be dependant upon them?
H.x
aitche
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Enthusiastic or desperate?
Posted:
11/4/2009 2:59:05 PM
i certainly aint desperate to have a woman in my life, i dont need sex at all.
i used to miss the hugs and the cuddles and the holding hands but i certainly dont miss the tantrums, the arguments and all the heartache that comes with a relationship.
Erm........so why are you here?
H.x
aitche
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Are we becoming Androgynous?
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11/4/2009 6:43:14 AM
Is it androgyny or equality? The idyll of the period drama often misses out the bits about women being unable to vote, have property, be sexually liberated, get an education and live an independent life. The fact that women are only now behaving like men is a result of us only recently being free to do so.
A firm hand with a rowdy girl does her a lot of good.
Are you implying that the same cannot be said for their male counterparts? The binge drinking culture is a cross-gender issue.
H.x
aitche
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The lets just be friends! Thread
Posted:
11/4/2009 3:03:39 AM
Are you sure that they are thinking what you are thinking? The case may be that they aren't thinking about you, but thinking about another person whilst they let you think that they are thinking about what you think they are thinking about...
I always go on the assumption that they're not thinking about me because invariably they're not. However, I have had one instance where a friendship was spoilt by them constantly making me feel guilty about not fancying them. It's a shame as we had a lot in common and had fun together but I never felt I could completely relax in their company.
H.x
aitche
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The lets just be friends! Thread
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11/3/2009 10:14:35 AM
Or that its just a simple con...a game that ladies play to ensure that they have someone to turn to if things don't work out.
No.
Men and women are fundamentally different when it comes to attraction. Men will eye up a room full of women and consider maybe a third to a half of them to be 'possibles', for women, if there's one there she fancies - she's having a good night. Men find it hard to understand this and therefore accuse us of playing games when we say, 'no let's just be friends', although, in all honesty, I'd rather have male friends who didn't fancy me because then that thing of me thinking they're just thinking I'll give in eventually doesn't get in the way of us being friends.
H.x
aitche
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Does my bum look big in this?
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11/1/2009 9:00:50 AM
im always checking out the younger, better looking, slimer, cuter, sexier shop assistant.
Who is probably checking out the younger, better looking, taller, single guys walking past the shop.
H.x
aitche
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What have your dates been like so far?
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10/6/2009 11:13:40 AM
Scary.
Boring.
Intimidating.
Dull.
A therapy session - for him - about his ex-wife.
I gave up after five.
H.x
aitche
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the numerical imbalance of women and men causing problems on plenty of fish
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10/6/2009 11:05:49 AM
I must admit I get a bit tired of reading how shallow, elitist, egotistical and unrealistic I am purely for being here.
When I stop getting mail from 22 year olds saying 'hi how r u? wonna chat?' or guys who have obviously not even read my profile and just sent a copy/paste job to a photo, then I'll start replying to all my mail.
I'm an open, friendly, polite person who, when approached anywhere in a friendly way will talk to pretty much anyone - if they grab my arse and call me babe whilst staring at my chest they'll get short shrift. It's the same here.
I'm not going to fancy everyone - and some guys take this as a personal insult and think I've got some check-list that I'm running through but it doesn't work like that. Either you do or you don't. It's got nothing to do with numbers and ratios.
H.x
aitche
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Looking good for your age
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10/4/2009 2:49:17 AM
At the end of the day it is down to your lifestyle and your skin treatment regime that dictates how you age.
Bugga! Really? I should look 70.
(I will ignore everyone who says, 'but you do......')
H.x
aitche
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dates versus sex
Posted:
10/1/2009 3:36:35 PM
that 'cuts both ways'.
I've no doubt it does. I'm not in the 'all men are b4stards' camp. But I do wonder, like the OP, if there's a way of telling - in advance - if someone is going to do this to you. It would save a lot of time and heartache all-round. If only the male and female players would stick to their own kind.
H.x
aitche
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dates versus sex
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10/1/2009 2:57:18 PM
I don't really like 'dating', never done it successfully. I do like sex though, but only with someone who's into me and not just the sex. Sometimes guys make all the right noises till they get what they want which is demoralising. I'm not sure if there's a way to tell before hand though - they're good at what they do.
H.x
VVVVVVVV
That's not the problem. I enjoy the grunting bit. It's when they bugger off the next morning after letting you think they wont that's the problem. And that's what I think this thread's about, not all women secretly being lesbians and 'using sex as a weapon'.
aitche
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The limits of patience
Posted:
10/1/2009 2:51:34 PM
Chicks dig hedonists.
H.x
aitche
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Friends
Posted:
9/24/2009 2:56:43 AM
If anyone can point me in the direction of a non-subject specific, general forum, of interest to people of all ages and not just teen-agers (that isn't Farcebook - I'm on that already and haven't met any new people through it) - I'd be most grateful.
H.x
aitche
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Friends
Posted:
9/24/2009 12:55:49 AM
I have this problem. A lot of guys don't actually read profiles, I answer all mail that's over three or four words long and a lot of it assumes I'm looking to date. In my reply I ask if they were aware I'm just here to make friends and some of the abuse I get as a result is quite nasty. If they'd have read my profile, they'd have known.
What I find a little more hurtful is the attitude that I'm not worth knowing unless they get to shag me but I figure I'm better off not knowing them too. I have some very good male friends but some guys just can't get their heads round it.
Before the 'why are you here if not to date' crowd jump in, I was single when I joined. I work from home so don't get to meet new people through work, most of my friends locally are artists, musicians of some description - sometimes it's just nice to meet people from different walks of life.
H.x
VVVVVVVVVVV
Like I said, I was single when I joined, I like the format of the forums, and I've yet to work out how you meet new people from different walks of life on Farcebook, my profile is only available to those who are already friends - for various reasons.
aitche
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Selection strategies
Posted:
9/24/2009 12:40:12 AM
Sleeping with someone else only makes them 2 minutes late?
In. Out. Cigarette. Plenty of time.........
There is the possibility that there are some people out there who can't get themselves off without imagining their partner with someone else - it's weird but possible. There have been occasions when I've been on a date that I've wished I was with someone else, but I never got round to having sex with those ones.
H.x
aitche
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The real reasons women have sex!
Posted:
9/23/2009 9:37:53 AM
or inflatable ones.
H.x
aitche
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Talking about accents and voices
Posted:
9/23/2009 8:54:44 AM
Despite living in Wales for 30 years I still have a nondescript English accent. I'd love to have an accent, gives you a sense of belonging. There aren't many accents I don't like but for me it's more the tone of the voice than the accent that does it.
H.x
aitche
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The real reasons women have sex...!
Posted:
9/23/2009 7:25:05 AM
Light news day, was it?
The only one which would be vaguely true is the 2nd. If he's a good kisser, the sex is usually good too. I must admit, I have sex because I enjoy it - it's never occurred to me that there might be another reason.
Why do men have sex?
H.x
aitche
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Selection strategies
Posted:
9/22/2009 5:29:25 AM
I gave up on internet dating a long time ago, it's impossible to tell if there's a spark unless you're face to face. For me that spark isn't dependant upon looks or how much they have in the bank - it's inexplicable. I've never thought that I was out of anyone's league, though, but I'm sure a lot of guys have thought they were out of mine. But I figure it's their loss, I'm actually quite nice - and I can cook - and I don't talk much, I like beer and football - what more could a guy ask for?
H.x
aitche
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Thighs and Hearts
Posted:
9/21/2009 9:17:56 AM
I have a feeling almost all the women on here will say they have slim thighs
I don't. I have nice long elegant arms and chunk legs - would much rather it be the other way round but we can't have everything. I have low blood pressure and a slow heart rate though so perhaps there are some benefits.
H.x
aitche
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Are kids immune to how annoying their parents are?
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9/21/2009 7:32:29 AM
I was on a flight once where a woman was struggling with two small children, both of whom were being very well behaved but just all the stuff and them was difficult to cope with. I gave her a hand putting her bags overhead and it turned out she was the nanny and the parents were in first class. It struck me that those kids would have been better off if their parents had been worse off.
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aitche
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Are parents immune to how annoying their kids are?
Posted:
9/21/2009 5:52:49 AM
Wow. I had no idea this would be quite such an emotive topic!
A reply to a few notable points that have been raised, apologies but I really can't be bothered to quote and paste.
I'm not on about laughing, crying or tantrum type noise. I'm on about consistent shouting whilst being completely ignored by parents - which was what made me wonder if they'd become impervious it. It's not a small place, I'd say about 50' square, maybe more, fifty or so tables. There were people on the very far side of the place looking to see where the noise was coming from, it was really quite loud.
It's not a plastic table cloth sea side type ice cream parlour. It's a licensed restaurant. Very nice coffee. It's not like I went to a play ground and decided to take offence at the noise of children playing.
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aitche
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Real Profile Interests.
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9/16/2009 2:14:08 PM
I listed aardvark polishing as an interest on another site. Strangely, nobody even mentioned it.
I thought about listing dolphin shaving but chickened out - although they couldn't accuse me of lying, how many hairy dolphins have you seen?
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aitche
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Real Profile Interests.
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9/16/2009 1:53:30 PM
I've had more interest in my balloon animals than I have any of the other interests I have listed. It's the only one I made up. Go figure.
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