Do you repeat with the same lady or not
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Well here's a hint for ya :nod:
We have both written or drawn something on one mutual friends tits haha.
Mine said BBB was here MOFO
ound:I tried a few people out and shopped around for a long time, but I came to realize that I always leave happier when I see one particular person, so I went exclusively to her. Unfortunately this can lead to some troublesome real world feelings if you're a dumbass like me.
been there done that,
but you know if your both mature and adults, you can work it out.
it works for me, in that I am married, with kids, and when I started not really planning to leave my wife, still not,
and the lady I see is involved she has people in her life, so she is not pulling me in because she is lonely,
so we have openly talked about our feelings for one another,
but at the same time realize just liking one another is not enough or even loving each other is not enough,
I don't know what will happen with her and me, but its not something I lay awake and worry about,
we kind of promised each other we would never shut the door on the other,
but like I said we both know liking or even loving is not enough,
we both realize we both have some living to do,
some more life experience for both of us,
it makes a a big world of difference who your involved with and there emotional level and experience, as well as your own,
yeah it does hurt sometimes,
yeah we make a fool of our self
a big fucking fool
but so what,
I went out with a couple guys from work today, boring, hell boring,
never been married never had a serious girl friend never did much of anything,
some one told me the other day, I sure as hell am not boring.
shit I would fucking shoot myself if I was boring,
I would fucking shoot myself if I have never loved and been loved,
so what there are a few awkward moments so fucking what,
Pooning is like Pubbing.
You drink around until you find a place you feel at home with. Where 'everybody knows your name'. Where you are happy. Where you fit like a glove. Where you feel part of something.
Then, cruelly, it gets old.
You drink around some more.
When you least expect it, you find a new home.
You dwell there, happily.
You drink around until you find a place you feel at home with. Where 'everybody knows your name'. Where you are happy. Where you fit like a glove. Where you feel part of something.
Then, cruelly, it gets old.
You drink around some more.
When you least expect it, you find a new home.
You dwell there, happily.
CR sums up life's dilemma best (skip to 1:30 for the impatient individuals):
Applies to the pooner/sp relationship and the traditional ones as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjPBMAmNH14
Applies to the pooner/sp relationship and the traditional ones as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjPBMAmNH14
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You guys are so awesome! I have had one visitor repeat over 90 times! He never acts like he loves me, but the experience must have been special in some way. I will never know. At the same time, I am all for sampling, because variety is the spice of life!
That is an interesting analogy. Quite true actually when you consider things like -
Service goes downhill with a bit of a poor attitude.
Prices go up without an increase in value but it is more of an increase from the already decreasing number of clients served.
Food tastes like it was made four days ago and was microwaved before serving it to you.
Worst of all, the beer is warm and flat instead of cold and bubbly :nod:
Then a new bistro opens in the hood with great food, excellent choice of drinks and served up by attractive servers who genuinely are happy to see you as their guest.
Sort of a circle of life per se.
Having worked my way through high school, college and all of my university degrees (PLUS the 'first ex-husband's' law degree!!!) in the hospitality industry, I understand and relate to this analogy well! I'd rather be a wildly individualised but outstanding neighbourhood restaurant where they remember your first name, your favourite drink and where you like to be seated in proximity to the TV sets than the flavour of the week with an average lifespan of 4 weeks, or even worse; part of a generic franchise system! :eyebrows:That is an interesting analogy. Quite true actually when you consider things like -
Service goes downhill with a bit of a poor attitude.
Prices go up without an increase in value but it is more of an increase from the already decreasing number of clients served.
Food tastes like it was made four days ago and was microwaved before serving it to you.
Worst of all, the beer is warm and flat instead of cold and bubbly :nod:
Then a new bistro opens in the hood with great food, excellent choice of drinks and served up by attractive servers who genuinely are happy to see you as their guest.
Sort of a circle of life per se.
I eat and drink at one off places that are not part of a chain. I have been spotted at White Spot now and then but greatly prefer the selection of a few places in my neighbourhood that fit the bill from my previous post.
