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Men - How to handle Valentine's Day
Valentines day is tomorrow...
Which means there will be a lot of men in the doghouse after they screw it up...
But that won't happen for the men reading this...
Because I'm gonna' show you the BIG mistake men make on a day like Valentine's day.
Ready?
First, there's a fundamental difference in the way men and women think about things like Valentine's day or their birthdays...
If your wife woke up on the morning of your birthday, and said "today we're going to do whatever you want. We'll go anywhere you want and do whatever you want. You just say it, and we'll do it", most guys would love that...
But say that same thing to your wife, and she'll hate the idea.
Why?
Because she doesn't want to make decisions.
There's no fun, surprise or romance in that.
Making decisions is a very masculine thing to do.
What she really wants is for you to handle everything, so that she can relax and surrender and be her full feminine self.
For example...
Let's say on the morning of your wife's birthday, you tell your wife "You have 30 minutes to pack your bags. We're going away for the weekend. I can't tell you any details, just be ready in 30 minutes"
THAT is the kind of birthday celebration that women go crazy about. Your wife would be glowing if you did something like that...
Now here's the point I want you to take away for Valentine's day tomorrow...
You don't have to make some grand gesture and whisk your wife away for a few days...
But adding an element of mystery to the day, and having everything planned out already is the kind of thing that women LOVE.
She wants to know that you're in control.
She wants to know that everything is being handled, and that she can just be herself and go along for the ride.
There will be millions of men tomorrow making the deadly mistake of asking their wife "what do you want to do?"
My advice?
Make sure you're not one of those guys!
God Bless!
Which means there will be a lot of men in the doghouse after they screw it up...
But that won't happen for the men reading this...
Because I'm gonna' show you the BIG mistake men make on a day like Valentine's day.
Ready?
First, there's a fundamental difference in the way men and women think about things like Valentine's day or their birthdays...
If your wife woke up on the morning of your birthday, and said "today we're going to do whatever you want. We'll go anywhere you want and do whatever you want. You just say it, and we'll do it", most guys would love that...
But say that same thing to your wife, and she'll hate the idea.
Why?
Because she doesn't want to make decisions.
There's no fun, surprise or romance in that.
Making decisions is a very masculine thing to do.
What she really wants is for you to handle everything, so that she can relax and surrender and be her full feminine self.
For example...
Let's say on the morning of your wife's birthday, you tell your wife "You have 30 minutes to pack your bags. We're going away for the weekend. I can't tell you any details, just be ready in 30 minutes"
THAT is the kind of birthday celebration that women go crazy about. Your wife would be glowing if you did something like that...
Now here's the point I want you to take away for Valentine's day tomorrow...
You don't have to make some grand gesture and whisk your wife away for a few days...
But adding an element of mystery to the day, and having everything planned out already is the kind of thing that women LOVE.
She wants to know that you're in control.
She wants to know that everything is being handled, and that she can just be herself and go along for the ride.
There will be millions of men tomorrow making the deadly mistake of asking their wife "what do you want to do?"
My advice?
Make sure you're not one of those guys!
God Bless!
Men without shirt on his profile photos
What do you think about men without shirt on his profile photos? I got several men like that sent me messages and all of them immediately went to my blocked list!
What do you think about this or just I'm too difficult?
P.S. If his half-nake picture showing him looking sexy with muscles same as Jamie Dornan or Brad Pitt or my love Tome Cruise the story may difference! :)
Today will be a busy Sunday with works for me! Have a nice day to all!
What do you think about this or just I'm too difficult?
P.S. If his half-nake picture showing him looking sexy with muscles same as Jamie Dornan or Brad Pitt or my love Tome Cruise the story may difference! :)
Today will be a busy Sunday with works for me! Have a nice day to all!
the nerve of some people
hello
Your breasts to big for my liking
what a cheeky bastard SMH
CALL HIMSELF A MAN
dont know what woodwork he crawl out from.
men its disrespectful to send a message like this to someone who havent seen you before weather online or otherwise
Your breasts to big for my liking
what a cheeky bastard SMH
CALL HIMSELF A MAN
dont know what woodwork he crawl out from.
men its disrespectful to send a message like this to someone who havent seen you before weather online or otherwise
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 ?
OK Men - Here is ur chance to prove me wrong !
For all the men I have known in the last 1+ years:-
1. A short resume other than ur profile, which is mainly fake and a boost of ur ego. (It is so nice to live a faery tale on the anonymous internet.)
2. How r u different from the men I described in my previous blog on Men, if at all ?
1. A short resume other than ur profile, which is mainly fake and a boost of ur ego. (It is so nice to live a faery tale on the anonymous internet.)
2. How r u different from the men I described in my previous blog on Men, if at all ?
Quote of the night
"The debate leaves Americans with just one question;
On November 3rd, do they vote for Joe Biden..... or do they vote for Biden earlier ?"
~ Stephen Colbert
On November 3rd, do they vote for Joe Biden..... or do they vote for Biden earlier ?"
~ Stephen Colbert
funny cant find
am looking for a blog where I could laugh for a bit and comment for some time. I cant find any am lonely , need jokes and fun 
am I the only one feels this way?
is there any one here that came to Jamaica b4?
any one here need just a social friend
am I the only one feels this way?
is there any one here that came to Jamaica b4?
any one here need just a social friend
coward!
i posted few comments on his being in a relationship blog. i just checked my last one to see if he responded. i still saw my username as the last commenter, but my comment was gone. wow! instead of responding, he deleted all my comments. what a coward!
i remember my last comment.
u said if u had a gf
my comment: break up with ur cs "fiancé"?
u said u would have no problem with her doing so and she wouldn't mind u doing so.
my comment: not just u. many bloggers too would've no problem with their s/o or spouses doing so. that's why they r here. dont u think?
i remember my last comment.
u said if u had a gf
my comment: break up with ur cs "fiancé"?
u said u would have no problem with her doing so and she wouldn't mind u doing so.
my comment: not just u. many bloggers too would've no problem with their s/o or spouses doing so. that's why they r here. dont u think?
Happy Birthday to the oldest WWII US Veteran with perhaps something to learn about aging well
Last night from The Washington Post;
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In response to:
America's oldest World War II vet just turned 112. He stood from his wheelchair and danced
Sydney Page, Special to The Washington Post
Wed, September 15, 2021, 6:15 PM
Every birthday is a milestone after 100 - especially for the oldest World War II veteran in the United States.
Lawrence Brooks turned 112 on Sept. 12 with a boisterous party outside his New Orleans home, including a vehicle parade, two brass bands and, of course, his favorite chocolate cake.
At one point during the hour-long celebration, Brooks confidently rose from his wheelchair. He danced, he smiled and he waved.
This is his third year as a supercentenarian - meaning age 110 and older.
"We like to tell him, 'Mr. Brooks, as long as you keep having birthdays, we're going to keep throwing your birthday party,' " said Peter Crean, a vice president at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
The event was orchestrated by the museum, which has thrown Brooks a birthday celebration for the past eight years.
"He is a fixture here at the museum, but also in the community," Crean said. "He is a wonderful human being who is inspiring to everyone he meets."
Brooks, born in Norwood, La., in 1909, was one of 15 children. He was drafted in 1940 and served until 1945 as a private in the predominantly Black 91st Engineer Battalion, which was stationed in New Guinea and the Philippines.
"We was building roads, bridges and airstrips for planes to land," Brooks recalled in a 2018 video.
After the war, Brooks - who was unable to participate in an interview with The Washington Post because of recent health challenges - worked as a forklift operator until retiring in his 70s.
Brooks is the beloved patriarch of his family: He has five children, 13 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. His wife, Leona B. Brooks, died in 2008.
The National World War II Museum first connected with Brooks in 2013, after a volunteer introduced him to staff.
"He was coming up on his 105th birthday. It was pretty remarkable, and we thought we should have some sort of celebration," Crean said.
"Mr. Brooks represents a generation that saved the world that we know. He was one of 16 million Americans who did his part for his country and the world to make it a better place," Crean said. "He is important to this museum, this city, and he is also important to our country."
So staff began organizing yearly birthday parties for Brooks, all of which - aside from the past two - were at the museum. Each year, the museum hosts a special ceremony honoring Brooks, followed by several musical performances and sweet treats.
Last year, the pandemic forced the museum to put Brooks's traditional birthday festivities on pause, but it refused to cancel the event entirely.
Instead, it brought the party to his doorstep and organized a drive-by parade outside his home, where he lives with his daughter. The museum also campaigned to collect birthday cards, and more than 21,000 notes poured in from around the world.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, and amid the ongoing pandemic, the museum mobilized to throw Brooks another socially distanced, outdoor birthday party to mark his 112th.
This year's celebration was the first time Brooks had used a wheelchair. Every other year he walked with a cane.
"He's beginning to slow down," Crean said, adding that Brooks stayed in Veterans Affairs Hospital during the hurricane to ensure he would have proper electricity and air conditioning. Still, "he is in remarkably good shape for 112. He is vibrant."
The party featured musical performances from the museum's vocal trio, the Victory Belles, as well as several other local musicians....
America's oldest World War II vet just turned 112. He stood from his wheelchair and danced
Sydney Page, Special to The Washington Post
Wed, September 15, 2021, 6:15 PM
Every birthday is a milestone after 100 - especially for the oldest World War II veteran in the United States.
Lawrence Brooks turned 112 on Sept. 12 with a boisterous party outside his New Orleans home, including a vehicle parade, two brass bands and, of course, his favorite chocolate cake.
At one point during the hour-long celebration, Brooks confidently rose from his wheelchair. He danced, he smiled and he waved.
This is his third year as a supercentenarian - meaning age 110 and older.
"We like to tell him, 'Mr. Brooks, as long as you keep having birthdays, we're going to keep throwing your birthday party,' " said Peter Crean, a vice president at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
The event was orchestrated by the museum, which has thrown Brooks a birthday celebration for the past eight years.
"He is a fixture here at the museum, but also in the community," Crean said. "He is a wonderful human being who is inspiring to everyone he meets."
Brooks, born in Norwood, La., in 1909, was one of 15 children. He was drafted in 1940 and served until 1945 as a private in the predominantly Black 91st Engineer Battalion, which was stationed in New Guinea and the Philippines.
"We was building roads, bridges and airstrips for planes to land," Brooks recalled in a 2018 video.
After the war, Brooks - who was unable to participate in an interview with The Washington Post because of recent health challenges - worked as a forklift operator until retiring in his 70s.
Brooks is the beloved patriarch of his family: He has five children, 13 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. His wife, Leona B. Brooks, died in 2008.
The National World War II Museum first connected with Brooks in 2013, after a volunteer introduced him to staff.
"He was coming up on his 105th birthday. It was pretty remarkable, and we thought we should have some sort of celebration," Crean said.
"Mr. Brooks represents a generation that saved the world that we know. He was one of 16 million Americans who did his part for his country and the world to make it a better place," Crean said. "He is important to this museum, this city, and he is also important to our country."
So staff began organizing yearly birthday parties for Brooks, all of which - aside from the past two - were at the museum. Each year, the museum hosts a special ceremony honoring Brooks, followed by several musical performances and sweet treats.
Last year, the pandemic forced the museum to put Brooks's traditional birthday festivities on pause, but it refused to cancel the event entirely.
Instead, it brought the party to his doorstep and organized a drive-by parade outside his home, where he lives with his daughter. The museum also campaigned to collect birthday cards, and more than 21,000 notes poured in from around the world.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, and amid the ongoing pandemic, the museum mobilized to throw Brooks another socially distanced, outdoor birthday party to mark his 112th.
This year's celebration was the first time Brooks had used a wheelchair. Every other year he walked with a cane.
"He's beginning to slow down," Crean said, adding that Brooks stayed in Veterans Affairs Hospital during the hurricane to ensure he would have proper electricity and air conditioning. Still, "he is in remarkably good shape for 112. He is vibrant."
The party featured musical performances from the museum's vocal trio, the Victory Belles, as well as several other local musicians....
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