Warning... s*xual content! Do not read if easily offended, are under the age of consent or too old to remember what sex is!
Question A...
Why do women always get into bed with their knickers on when they know they are about to have sex?
Question B...
Why when a guy gets his c*ck sucked is this called a bl**job?
Some people just never give it a rest, can’t get a word in edgeways, constant ear bashing... blah, blah, blah all the time!
What phrases do you know that say.... SHUT the f*ck up!
Oh!... Did I mention that I’m a blabbermouth?
Ever seen the film where the shady character finds himself in a position whereby he cannot lie?
Crap film in my opinion, but hey!, the point is, some people actually do change into becoming good people.
I cant say I am proud of the way I treated some of my relationships but then again, when one doesn’t know what one is looking for, one often ends up getting into a situation that is out of control which then becomes a hell of a mess.
Although I use myself as the inspiration for this blog, I want to thank those women who have the capability to put men back on the straight and narrow, change a liar into being honest, a cheat into being faithful and a devil into being a saint.
Not sure whether I am totally comfortable with my “reformed” character as being “up front” with everything has led to disappointing others, however, I have to say ... Boy is it a nice feeling not to have to cover one’s tracks all the time whilst trying to remember all those “economical” truths!
when you are browsing around the local shop and come across the chockie counter.
Are you into those wonderful BIG slabs of chocolate or are you a mouse and go for the nibble size?
Never been able to keep a penny in the bank, always found when I had a bit of spare cash, either a bill came in for the same amount or the money just seemed to flow through my fingers with nothing to show for it.
How good are you with money?
At the start of every relationship there is a certain amount of what is called “compromise” as people make changes from singledom to living as a couple.
For those that have been on their own for a long period of time, the transition is somewhat more arduous and in many cases the lack of flexibility or inability to adjust can be the downfall of what potentially could have been a fruitful union.
Then again, there are some people, like chameleons, who have no difficulty adapting themselves to suit the situation in which they find themselves. In the main, I would suggest these type of people are relationship nomads, they dont have any strict routine or sense of purpose in their lives.
So, the question is.........
Do relationship chameleons offer a better prospect of a longer lasting, worthwhile relationship.... Or not?
As you read the blogs sitting behind the safety of your keyboard, are you perpetually Mr/Mrs Hyde when posting (or bloging) or is the Jekyll in you on the prowl depending on what other people post?
The reasons why people enter into relationships or decide to get married are many and varied.
In many cases “love” is not the initial primary factor, what seems to count for more is that the person we intend to spend our lives with is a “good” person that will care for us, respect us and provide for our needs.
“I always felt he never loved me”... was an admission made to me the other day, yet this particular woman was married for almost 30 years.
Has this been the case for you or anyone you know and as much as love takes many forms, is it really necessary to “be in love” to have a fruitful and contented life with someone?
I have always felt that those that blog here on CS are a community within a community and like all communities there will always be people we warm too and others we dont.
What I find interesting though, is the amount of PM’s some blogs generate “behind the scenes”. Although it is rare for me to receive a “whisper” in my inbox, I am aware of the frequency this happens for other members.
Due to this, there are some instances whereby bloggers become friends and communicate regularly, likewise, some just swap the odd mail or two.
The point I am trying to get too here is that, through the blogs we get to know people quite well, yet for some reason I cannot recall a romantic relationship forming between two bloggers (correct me if I am wrong).
I wonder why that is, after all, this is a dating site.
Do you ever get times when you feel sentimental and reflect on past relationships?
Do the good times you had together run through your mind like a movie and bring a smile to your face?
Do you still feel that persons arms around you and the sweet taste of their kiss on your lips?
Do the moments of intimacy leave you aching for the warmth of their touch?
Do you sometimes wish you could turn back the clock and have all those wonderful moments again?
If you do... you are chasing shadows... life is cruel,
BUT...
It sure is nice to have memories.
Is the length of your hair a sign of your age, or your social standing?
More and more I see the younger generation of men with shaved heads while the older men seem to prefer a fuller head of hair, some of whom have ponytails even though they are bald on top.
Women by contrast, the older they get the shorter they seem to cut their hair (the usual excuse is... It’s more manageable!
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Ask anyone for advice in solving a personal problem, dumping a relationship or just ironing out a few gripes and the answer you’ll get is... Talk to them face to face.
ARE YOU f*ckING SERIOUS?????
Not me... I’m chicken!
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