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Noisy neighbour
My new neighbor for the past months has been driving me crazy. From what I have been told he is married but he uses the apartment as a love nest for all his side chicks. He is a young man who is a doctor by profession. Last night he was with one of his "women" and they were having loud sex. This particular woman is extremely loud.I can hear her moaning and dirty talk. The neighbours across from the complex can hear her too.
I can only imagine it is to make him believe the sex is great.
I can't understand why he won't use the other bedroom where I can't be disturbed.
The apartments in my complex each have 2 bedrooms. He is in one of the apartment at the end so if he is the master bedroom I shouldn't hear him. But for some reason he chooses to be in the guest room which is, you guessed it, right next to my room.
Last night I turn my tv volume up and she got louder.My only consolation is it is only once maybe twice a week.
I am thinking of recording them and then the next time they are there playing it loudly for them to hear. Have it playing on a loop and leave home let them see how it feels. Only drawback they might just like it.
I am considering moving out but I hope I don't have to. Another neighbour is his friend so I am going to talk to him and see if he can convince him to use the master bedroom instead. If not, I will definitely be looking at moving.
I can only imagine it is to make him believe the sex is great.
I can't understand why he won't use the other bedroom where I can't be disturbed.
The apartments in my complex each have 2 bedrooms. He is in one of the apartment at the end so if he is the master bedroom I shouldn't hear him. But for some reason he chooses to be in the guest room which is, you guessed it, right next to my room.
Last night I turn my tv volume up and she got louder.My only consolation is it is only once maybe twice a week.
I am thinking of recording them and then the next time they are there playing it loudly for them to hear. Have it playing on a loop and leave home let them see how it feels. Only drawback they might just like it.
I am considering moving out but I hope I don't have to. Another neighbour is his friend so I am going to talk to him and see if he can convince him to use the master bedroom instead. If not, I will definitely be looking at moving.
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Shaving...
I went 5 days without shaving. Why?
It only takes 10 minutes to shave and it's usually before a shower (that I do daily) and I usually regret waiting so long as it clogs the razor, takes 20+ minutes and I get a horrible scratchy shave.
Done. It's done.
It only takes 10 minutes to shave and it's usually before a shower (that I do daily) and I usually regret waiting so long as it clogs the razor, takes 20+ minutes and I get a horrible scratchy shave.
Done. It's done.
Man Issues
Every year I still hear the same man and woman story.
1. How men treat a woman bad
2. How he sleeps with every pussicat him buck.
3. Or how him have so much woman friend.
The same goes for women.
What is it thou with both human gender man and woman.
My view on both
1. How men treat a woman bad
2. How he sleeps with every pussicat him buck.
3. Or how him have so much woman friend.
The same goes for women.
What is it thou with both human gender man and woman.
My view on both
John Winston Lennon's Birthday. He would have been 80 today.
In response to:
Famed singer-songwriter John Winston Lennon was born on October 9, 1940, in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, during a German air raid in World War II.
When he was four years old, Lennon's parents separated and he ended up living with his Aunt Mimi.
Lennon's father was a merchant seaman.Oct 17, 2019
John's IQ was tested when he was 16 and his IQ was 165
As a performer, writer or co-writer, Lennon had 25 number one singles in the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Double Fantasy, his best-selling album, won the 1981 Grammy Award for Album of the Year. In 1982, Lennon was honoured with the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music. In 2002, Lennon was voted eighth in a BBC poll of the 100 Greatest Britons. Rolling Stone ranked him the fifth-greatest singer and thirty-eighth greatest artist of all time. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame (in 1997) and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (twice, as a member of the Beatles in 1988 and as a solo artist in 1994)
Yoko Ono had Lennon's body cremated at the Ferncliff Cemetery, and scattered his ashes in Central Park, in sight of their New York apartment. Five years later, the Strawberry Fields Memorial was dedicated on the approximate spot, and more or less serves as Lennon's official gravesite.
Education: Quarry Bank High School, Liverpool .
Birth Date: October 9, 1940
Death Date: December 8, 1980
His murderer was Mark David Chapman, an American Beatles fan who had traveled from Hawaii. Chapman stated that he was angered by Lennon's lifestyle and public statements, especially his much-publicized remark about the Beatles being "more popular than Jesus" and the lyrics of his later songs "God" and "Imagine".
Famed singer-songwriter John Winston Lennon was born on October 9, 1940, in Liverpool, Merseyside, England, during a German air raid in World War II.
When he was four years old, Lennon's parents separated and he ended up living with his Aunt Mimi.
Lennon's father was a merchant seaman.Oct 17, 2019
John's IQ was tested when he was 16 and his IQ was 165
As a performer, writer or co-writer, Lennon had 25 number one singles in the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Double Fantasy, his best-selling album, won the 1981 Grammy Award for Album of the Year. In 1982, Lennon was honoured with the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music. In 2002, Lennon was voted eighth in a BBC poll of the 100 Greatest Britons. Rolling Stone ranked him the fifth-greatest singer and thirty-eighth greatest artist of all time. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame (in 1997) and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (twice, as a member of the Beatles in 1988 and as a solo artist in 1994)
Yoko Ono had Lennon's body cremated at the Ferncliff Cemetery, and scattered his ashes in Central Park, in sight of their New York apartment. Five years later, the Strawberry Fields Memorial was dedicated on the approximate spot, and more or less serves as Lennon's official gravesite.
Education: Quarry Bank High School, Liverpool .
Birth Date: October 9, 1940
Death Date: December 8, 1980
His murderer was Mark David Chapman, an American Beatles fan who had traveled from Hawaii. Chapman stated that he was angered by Lennon's lifestyle and public statements, especially his much-publicized remark about the Beatles being "more popular than Jesus" and the lyrics of his later songs "God" and "Imagine".
Thus, Chapman was a religious nutcase.
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The Highly Sensitive Man
I posted a blog recently on "Highly Sensitive People". One male blogger said it seemed to apply more to women than to men.
The following is from an article in "Psychology Today" magazine titled "The Highly Sensitive Man":
"Being a sensitive man can present unique challenges as men are still held to a standard of masculinity that does not often include showing their feelings. Being a highly sensitive person involves struggling to cope with feeling overwhelmed by sensory and emotional information and the stress of modern life and finding opportunities to express those feelings can be difficult. But with an understanding of themselves and an appreciation of their traits, highly sensitive men can find their sensitivity is both a gift and a strength.
While many people do not understand the reasons for a highly sensitive woman becoming upset over the sound of a screaming baby or overwhelmed by the crowds at a fair, they will still usually accept her reaction. Highly sensitive men are not often accepted in the same way. Men are expected to hide their feelings, suck it up, and soldier on.
The result is that men often bury their feelings in an attempt to conform to social pressure and as a way of dealing with the feelings they themselves struggle to understand. This kind of compartmentalising of emotions, that is, separating your feelings from your thoughts and actions, is often an unconscious coping tactic. By stuffing unpleasant feelings, such as anger, fear, anxiety, worry and hurt, into an imaginary box, a man can find it easier to move on. Unfortunately, you can’t pick and choose which feelings go into the box. If one goes, they all go, including the positive ones, like happiness, enthusiasm and love. This strategy may make life easier for the highly sensitive man, but it also makes his life flat, cold and ultimately lonely.
Without the practice of showing their feelings, it can be difficult for men to even know how to begin. What’s more, it becomes increasingly difficult for them to even be aware of what they’re feeling. Consequently, when someone does ask how he is feeling, he responds that he is fine, that there’s nothing wrong. The problem, however, is that he becomes emotionally distant from those people he cares about and who care about him, making it nearly impossible for him to receive the love and support he needs.
Compartmentalising your feelings can be a useful and often an essential technique for coping with overwhelming feelings when you are in a situation that prevents emotional expression. For the highly sensitive man, however, becoming aware of and expressing those feelings on a regular basis is crucial for maintaining a positive sense of self, as well as being a powerful tool for lowering stress levels. HSPs experience so much stress, thanks to environmental overload, that facing their feelings is fundamental to their health. Pushing feelings away does not make them disappear. In fact, feelings tend to grow the longer you avoid them. This might explain why some men appear to be calm and coping well, until they suddenly explode with anger. It just all becomes too much.
Recognising and accepting yourself as a man who is highly sensitive is the first step. Sensitivity is a gift, not a weakness, and it means that you are creative, empathetic and able to appreciate wonderful sensory elements in life like music, art, fragrances and colours that other people often miss. Being highly sensitive also means that you have an ability to help others. Burying your feelings is easier, but talking about your feelings takes courage. By becoming aware of your feelings and learning to express them, you not only draw loving people towards you, you can also teach others how to cope, simply by being an example of that magical combination of sensitivity and strength".
What do you think?
The following is from an article in "Psychology Today" magazine titled "The Highly Sensitive Man":
"Being a sensitive man can present unique challenges as men are still held to a standard of masculinity that does not often include showing their feelings. Being a highly sensitive person involves struggling to cope with feeling overwhelmed by sensory and emotional information and the stress of modern life and finding opportunities to express those feelings can be difficult. But with an understanding of themselves and an appreciation of their traits, highly sensitive men can find their sensitivity is both a gift and a strength.
While many people do not understand the reasons for a highly sensitive woman becoming upset over the sound of a screaming baby or overwhelmed by the crowds at a fair, they will still usually accept her reaction. Highly sensitive men are not often accepted in the same way. Men are expected to hide their feelings, suck it up, and soldier on.
The result is that men often bury their feelings in an attempt to conform to social pressure and as a way of dealing with the feelings they themselves struggle to understand. This kind of compartmentalising of emotions, that is, separating your feelings from your thoughts and actions, is often an unconscious coping tactic. By stuffing unpleasant feelings, such as anger, fear, anxiety, worry and hurt, into an imaginary box, a man can find it easier to move on. Unfortunately, you can’t pick and choose which feelings go into the box. If one goes, they all go, including the positive ones, like happiness, enthusiasm and love. This strategy may make life easier for the highly sensitive man, but it also makes his life flat, cold and ultimately lonely.
Without the practice of showing their feelings, it can be difficult for men to even know how to begin. What’s more, it becomes increasingly difficult for them to even be aware of what they’re feeling. Consequently, when someone does ask how he is feeling, he responds that he is fine, that there’s nothing wrong. The problem, however, is that he becomes emotionally distant from those people he cares about and who care about him, making it nearly impossible for him to receive the love and support he needs.
Compartmentalising your feelings can be a useful and often an essential technique for coping with overwhelming feelings when you are in a situation that prevents emotional expression. For the highly sensitive man, however, becoming aware of and expressing those feelings on a regular basis is crucial for maintaining a positive sense of self, as well as being a powerful tool for lowering stress levels. HSPs experience so much stress, thanks to environmental overload, that facing their feelings is fundamental to their health. Pushing feelings away does not make them disappear. In fact, feelings tend to grow the longer you avoid them. This might explain why some men appear to be calm and coping well, until they suddenly explode with anger. It just all becomes too much.
Recognising and accepting yourself as a man who is highly sensitive is the first step. Sensitivity is a gift, not a weakness, and it means that you are creative, empathetic and able to appreciate wonderful sensory elements in life like music, art, fragrances and colours that other people often miss. Being highly sensitive also means that you have an ability to help others. Burying your feelings is easier, but talking about your feelings takes courage. By becoming aware of your feelings and learning to express them, you not only draw loving people towards you, you can also teach others how to cope, simply by being an example of that magical combination of sensitivity and strength".
What do you think?
Miclee
Has anybody heard from him in awhile? Maybe I just haven't seen him but he used to post often.
Sad news is sad news no matter how late you find o
Well it's a long time since I posted here , because I met a wonderful woman on here and we are together still and have had some great times travelling , and I had no real need to be here I did miss a few friends I made here , but I felt it would be wrong to be on a dating site also. So first of all I will say hello to those online friends I made here , but I want to say a Big GOODBYE to the one other person I met here besides my partner . That other person was SIMMO , we met for coffee and spent a few hours in each others company chatting . For those of you who dint meet him he was a lovely genuine man who was full of life and wit and cheer passionate about all we spoke about , he wanted the same from life as all of us and I reckon he enjoyed making people laugh ,we often joked about my typing so here's to you SIMMO REST IN PEACE AN OLD IRISH BLESSING
In Time of Sorrow…
May you see God’s light on the path ahead
When the road you walk is dark.
May you always hear,
Even in your hour of sorrow,
The gentle singing of the lark.
When times are hard may hardness
Never turn your heart to stone,
May you always remember
when the shadows fall - You do not walk alone R.I.P SIMMO , from us
In Time of Sorrow…
May you see God’s light on the path ahead
When the road you walk is dark.
May you always hear,
Even in your hour of sorrow,
The gentle singing of the lark.
When times are hard may hardness
Never turn your heart to stone,
May you always remember
when the shadows fall - You do not walk alone R.I.P SIMMO , from us
Men ?
Do u still get decent men ?
Throughout my whole life men just wanted to get into my pants.
Why, is this their only goal ?
They don't want a relationship realy, but will go out of their way to try to convince u that they definitely do. They'll swear to it too, until they got into ur pants. If they enjoyed the experience, they will continue in the same line.
Now how do u trust creatures like that ?
Throughout my whole life men just wanted to get into my pants.
Why, is this their only goal ?
They don't want a relationship realy, but will go out of their way to try to convince u that they definitely do. They'll swear to it too, until they got into ur pants. If they enjoyed the experience, they will continue in the same line.
Now how do u trust creatures like that ?
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