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I'm not sure what "more traditional" means. If it's the original traditional then it means nothing. And I would never wear nothing, especially on the beach in Hawaii. Always wear sunblock!
But, according to my most recent ex, I don't dance. So who knows!? -
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Objection! Leading the witness.
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Sorry, classically speaking. But I also love Othello since I'm undefeated.
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Gouda is my favorite!
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Nothing. An answer as anti-climactic as our demise.
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They're cool if you're into that sort of thing. I've seen some films about them and the parties involved seem to really, really enjoy them.
I have a few friends who enjoy recruiting singles (or single friends who enjoy being recruited by couples) and it works for them. Of course - it takes certain types of personalities to pull it off: (1) people with no self-esteem who enjoy attention, (2)bisexuals, and (3) confident people who enjoy being taken down a peg.
The majority of people I know couldn't handle the emotional baggage that comes with having multiple partners. But there's nothing wrong with that! Strictly speaking sex really isn't a big deal unless you're either not getting it or you're having it with someone awesome who you care a lot about. Personally I'd rather masturbate myself to sleep every night than have to deal with the post-sex cuddling with a guy who I don't give a shit about. Not that there's cuddling involved after a threesome. I assume there isn't.
A disclaimer: I am NOT a sexual authority. In fact it'd be awesome if you could all continue assuming I'm bad in bed. -
Both. But I don't like to align myself with brands if I can help it.
I love my MacBook after having a series of shitty PC lappys. It's my first Mac since the one I used to play the Oregon Trail at school back in '93 (4th grade!). Since then I learned to use and build PCs with my Dad's BFF (RIP, Dale). I know PCs better. I use one at work. And my next desktop will be a PC.
There are features of both that I like as well as dislike.
I always end up in the middle of arguments between Mac lovers and PC lovers. WHO THE FUCK CARES! You guys may as well be arguing about Ed Hardy versus Abercrombie. -
I think this is a compliment, right? If so then thank you!!!! If not then I've been in Los Angeles county.
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Lunch was a bowl of steamed broccoli, some white rice and some chicken. I know. THRILLING.
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Putting my misogynist humor aside for a moment, this is a problem across the board - men and women.
This topic was brought up in the naivety of my first relationship (^_^') and it didn't ruin things for us. The naivety did. In other relationships it was always the guy who brought it up. I agree that it's typically a feminine trait to initiate the stamp of death by bringing shit like this up (for reasons that deserve a separate explanation entirely), but you'd be surprised at how many men do it. I don't believe in the idea of soul mates. Firstly - I don't have a soul. Secondly - "soul mates" implies an easy-breezy ride through the tunnel of love. Any relationship (be it romantic or platonic) takes a lot of work. So if someone tells me that we're soul mates, I take it to mean that he's enamored and can't think of a way to convey all the gooey emotions that typically come with being in love. Be flattered!
I'm more interested in the type of person who would end relationship after relationship because his GF brought up the s-word. It's one thing if the soul mate thing comes up too soon and you breakup with the girl because you're not into getting married at 23. No one blames anyone for not wanting to get too serious too soon. In fact - if this is a pattern that you find yourself in, try being single for a while. Don't date anyone if you can stand your dick being dry. But if you're older than 27 then grow a pair and stick it the fuck out. You may not marry the girl but, holy hell, give it a grown-up try! Make an honest effort. The common denominator in this situation is the breakup-er and not the breakup-ee, Buddy!
But, yeah. What's up with women? Am I right, guys? -
Before I answer this question -- I'd just like to say at first glance I read "popsicle sticks" and it made me imagine one guy one cup (http://www.1guy1cup.net/ --NSFWx10^903284), only with popsicle sticks. Ouchies.
The answer is no -- but ice cubes have made a guest appearance here and there. I'm not against popsicles but they seem really messy and sticky. You can usually get away with not having to rip the sheets right off the bed and get them in the washer, but if you add popsicles into the mix? Forget it!
Ice cubes are also better for the figure-conscious women out there, anyway. And who isn't conscious of women's figures? -
I think so. Does it count if the guy is involved but I'm not?
If I ever needed to have a proper affair (like if we're both cheating) then I would give the old baggage a heave-ho so he doesn't have to waste his time on me. But first I'd try to not have a proper affair. My moral compass doesn't point in that direction. -
Wouldn't that make me a professional escort? Doesn't prostitution require bodily fluid exchange? I'd say... if you paid for a plane ticket and I gave it up then, sure, that'd make me a prostitute of sorts.
Rest assured, though; I don't even accept plane tickets from my boyfriend who lives far enough to require a plane ticket. I don't like accepting expensive gifts in general. Even expensive meals. That was one of the many things I hated about dating; if I fought the urge to pay my share at a restaurant then I felt uncomfortable. If I paid my share then the guy might feel like the date was a failure. It's a lose-lose situation. -
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I tried to research this before answering... and then I remembered that "I don't know" is an acceptable answer if one really doesn't know. I'm going to answer yes, though, in the fourth dimension. At some point our garages will be equipped with sweet technology like that, ya?
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All the time. I don't really see the point of going with another person but it's a social standard so I go with it.
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Lindsey Lu’s Bio
I don't mind pruny fingers if it means I'm soaking in a hot bath.
