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What's your definition of winning ?
You disregard everything everyone else is saying as rubbish, while egotistically stating how 'spot on' you are, and everybody should be like you so the world would be a better place.
Seriously, you sound pathetic in half the replies you have made here, and in all honesty I think you are playing up to the crowd in this thread, probably because you're bored and have nothing better to do? so much for all the chicks you want to share amazing experiences with right?
I'd love to see how your attitude is when your hitting 60 and your home is filled with the lovely sound of a ticking clock, constantly reminding you that for all those ladies you had amazing encounters with, in the end, they meant nothing and actually weren't so amazing, whilst you tuck yourself in at night.
I'm not gonna reply again, because I don't want to feed you! but anyway, have a wonderful life.
reply to post by liquidsmoke206
or whatever some other poster who's not as smart as me tried to say.
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
reply to post by nenothtu
I made out with a very cute girl last night. She has a BF. Sure ain't the first time I've been in that situation. Judge she and I all you want, but I'm trying to teach you the truth here. Societies ideas of love and relationships are sick. They drive people to lie and do hurtful things. Think about it, by not making our relationship "serious" this young lady and I can be completely open and honest about ourselves with ourselves. Who wouldn't want that?
Should I be worried about a girl who has a BF, and is there a moral issue there?
Who cares. I'm a human my motivation is new experiences everything else falls away, and just because someone has done something silly like believe in the idea of a significant other, that's not my problem. Why should I cut myself off from amazing experiences simply because someone else made a bad investment.
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
I still can't believe how interested you all are in my personal life, but right after my last post I headed over to a girl's house, I don't need to go into much more detail.
posted on 2013/5/23 @ 14:52
posted on 2013/5/23 @ 15:12
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
I don't need to hear as much about your personal lives as you all seem to want to hear about mine.
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
reply to post by AussieDingus
What's your definition of winning ?
why am I not surprised that you don't know?
Originally posted by liquidsmoke206
reply to post by Gazrok
Gazrok is"me me meing"
Talking specifically about your relationship, maybe it works perfectly, we can't know for sure.. Sounds like you've taken at least a page out of my book. But we don't know. I don't need to hear as much about your personal lives as you all seem to want to hear about mine. I'm generalizing and even acknowledging that there are exceptions, but in general, what people call loving relationships are some sick form of codependent hell. Or one person manipulating the other person. Soul crushing unions stemming from one's fear of ending up alone, and listening to a ticking clock waiting to die, or whatever some other poster who's not as smart as me tried to say. If that's how you think of the future how can one think rationally?
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by liquidsmoke206
You can have the best of both worlds. I love my wife, she loves me. We've been happily married for over 9 years, and will be for the rest of our lives, I have no doubt. We were best friends prior to marriage. That said, we aren't opposed to mixing it up with another gal now and then (my wife is into gals too), so we have the security and love of a devoted marriage, with the fun of adding a little bit of spice now and then (and it allows her to not stifle that side of her sexuality). And while we've had opportunities for the "third" who is in a relationship, we simply don't want that moral complication, so any "guest" would have to be not attached.
Originally posted by LadyofGlass
reply to post by FalseMove
Spice in many relationships only pertains to what is acceptably spicy to the man. I bet if most wives in these types of relationships asked for a second, presumably younger male the answer would be no. A female like that is probably well aware of that and wouldn't dare ask in the first place, no matter how much a ready and willing male counterpart made himself available.
I love how so many men claim how open minded they are to "spice".