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Dear wonderful women Happy Valentines Day well I am single and willing for a new women in my life but I have to meet the right one first but let's make a women Happy by sending kiss kiss xooxox hugs

Dear Wonderful People every one loves a Good Looking man well the women Love a Good looking man well I Had this Photo of me Taken at My Nices First Birthday last Year and well every one commented on my photo what a Lovely young man I am thanks to my sister Dani for giveing Birth to my Nice Rosie in 2012 thak you sister Dani xoxo Dave

Husband and wife are lying in bed.
Woman thinks: He is quiet, staring at the ceiling... He must be thinking about another woman... He must be cheating on me... doesn't love me anymore...
Man thinks: There is a fly at the ceiling... how it holds on not to fall..?!

The speed which a woman says "nothing"
when asked "What's wrong Honey ?"
is inversely proportional
to the severity and size
of the storm that's brewing.

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Every now and then I get someone who keeps making excuses every time I attempt a forge a friendship or relationship with her. But recently I met someone(on another site) who almost immediately "jumped me" with detailed stuff about herself via email and in turn I told her stuff about me and we exchanged one another's selfies. Amy said she "coming to Pittsburgh open a business here". I hope Amy stays real and not fake like the other chicks that slipped through my finger like a bag of bones!

Are there any real women on here that don't ask for money

By the mohn on your boobies, where I'd love to stop breathing. And that spot of all spots, which you love as your life. Plus your special aroma, ' neath the lingerie sheathing,....Oh, do quit this CS, and come be my wife.

Malala Yousafzai is featured on the last TeenVogue cover of 2019, which highlights “brilliant, world-changing demands of teens across the world” in a decade defined by “the rise of youth activism” and protest.

In an interview with the magazine, Malala reveals how education came to be her top priority and stressed, “Education is the best investment that you can make.”

And not just because the data says so.

“I realised that if I cannot go to school, my life could be early child marriage, becoming a mother, becoming a grandmother, and not having the opportunity to be myself, to explore the opportunities that are available out there that a boy would have access to. But I would not.”

She also opened up that she struggled with depression on her road to healing and recovery, mentally and physically — and that social media can take its toll on her too.

“What really helped me... was the support of people. Whether that was the nurses and doctors or whether those were the letters and cards and the messages that I was receiving from people all around the world.”

“We are living in an era where we have new tools, new things coming forward that we had not had before. From social media to technology, there's competition and selfies, and all these things are spreading. So it's important for us to take care of ourselves. Make sure you're healthy and fine and getting enough sleep. Yeah, I'm including myself in that.”

Malala also predicted that just as the previous 10 years saw a rise in youth activism worldwide, the next 10 are going to be about youth making tangible change. “That's what gives me hope,” she said.

“It's like we have done our activism; we have done enough to raise our voice. And I think the next step is now let's make the change, let's be the change-makers, let's get more involved in this. I'm excited for that, to be the change-maker, and do more for girls' education, to ensure that all girls can have the opportunity to go to school, to go to universities, just like I have.”

Malala, who recently collaborated with artists and social media influencers to speak up about girls' education, also discussed the prevalence of Islamophobia in the West and also pointed out that there is an "element of patriarchy and misogyny" in cases where religion has been employed as a tool to silence women.

“Religious scholars need to come forward and they need to tell people that whether it's Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, any other religion, that religion is for the equal rights of everyone,” she added



(Malala Yousafzai Biography. As a young girl, Malala Yousafzai defied the Taliban in Pakistan and demanded that girls be allowed to receive an education. She was shot in the head by a Taliban gunman in 2012 but survived. In 2014, she became the youngest person to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.)

At the new venue for the atheist Sunday Assembly in Pittsburgh,PA, -Community Forge in Wilkinsburg-a married but hot chick named Kelsey Derringer was on stage singing 'E Pluribus Unium'; at the conclusion of the song I saw a sign reading 'Interested in hugs? See Kelsey' or something like that; well anyway after she hugged another woman(she appeared sad) I approached Kelsey and talked to her a bit and got two hugs before exiting the CF and hightail my way out of Wilkinsburg via taxi!

Old man can keep young woman happy... 'so long' as his wallet is full. When wallet become empty, she say 'so long'