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Tania
Over 90 days ago
Straight Female, 59
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I tried and all quotes came back at 500 quid or so... when my insurer was offering me 364 quid. So I went to and found too many quotes lower than the one I had been quoted for renewal. Some were valid for 5 days only, some were valid for a month. In the small print one realises they do not cover you for everything your current insurer is... so add this, add that... the prices go up. However, there was a quote from my insurer there... and I checked it out and it didn't make sense as it was cheaper. So the following morning I rang them and asked about it and ended up getting a price even cheaper!
My insurance this year cost me £336 and I got a lower excess as well (experience has taught me that accidents do happen without it being your fault and then it is well worth paying a few quid more per annum to get a lower excess than trying to save a few quid and then paying more than £50 quid on each accident you report...
It is worth shopping around but one needs to be very careful to get a comparable offer.
My insurance this year cost me £336 and I got a lower excess as well (experience has taught me that accidents do happen without it being your fault and then it is well worth paying a few quid more per annum to get a lower excess than trying to save a few quid and then paying more than £50 quid on each accident you report...
It is worth shopping around but one needs to be very careful to get a comparable offer.
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Problem is there is soooooooooooo little of it left I can se the gums getting sliced in order to get at it properly :shock: :shock:
If removing the tooth requires an operation, I suggest you go to the maxillofacial dept of your local hospital and get it done there. It is so easy and painless to remove the roots of a broken tooth but only if done by someone specialising in such extractions. Good luck!
After talking to a fellow member online, I realised I have a geek/nerd fetish. I am attracted to guys with glasses (round, metal rimmed ones) who seem a bit awkward or uneasy but have a very loving and giving nature. Ever since I was a little girl, I would cut off pics of male models in glasses and put them in my album. Has anyone else got the same fetish?
: Has anyone else got this problem?I am not familiar with British authors, so I can't make any recommendations. I am currently reading a very interesting biographical novel about a Greek politician in the 1900s. Before that I read a book about the Greeks in Asia Minor and plan to read many more books about earlier 20th centurly history before I return to England. I am also thinking of taking up Turkish but that is totally irrelevant. 
It seems it would qualify you as a swinger, basing this on what others have said about me. Personally I would consider myself a real swinger if I was in a relationship and swang with my partner but it seems swinging has a much broader definition than that.
Good luck with your first couple meeting when that happens!
Good luck with your first couple meeting when that happens!
Didn't see the programme as I am abroad but this kind of relationship is called polygamyif you don't want to be gender specific, or polyandry(one woman, several men) or polygyny(one man, several women). You will also hear the term polyamorywhich is a Greco-Latin word instead of the other words which are pure Greek.
I am in quest of a polyandrous relationship as one man cannot satisfy all my different needs.
I am in quest of a polyandrous relationship as one man cannot satisfy all my different needs.
You can finger a user if you are a bit computer savvy. But sweetheart, don't worry. If they do turn up at your doorstep and cause you trouble, they are breaking the law. You haven't done something wrong and you should not let them steal your peace of mind away. As in the case of Libra+Love who was stalked by an admirer, the police got involved and were very sympathetic and supportive. All the best and chin up! :therethere:
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There comes a point where it can become a health issue of course but otherwise to me a woman is a woman size 8 or 18.
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The same goes for men.
However, talking from personal experience it is very difficult to know when you have reached the point of being too fat, when you have crossed the line of healthily plump to dangerously fat. The doctors have terms according to people's BMI but that says nothing really because you usually feel good until it is far too late. I have always been a bit wary of men who claim 'the larger, the better'. It seems to me like a very selfish attitude.
I hope the above is making some sense. Might try to explain it better later on as my brain's a bit fuzzy right now.
I think it is natural that what happens in the forum(s) will affect you in one way or another. We are all made of flesh and blood even though we are hiding behind avatars and nicknames. I guess if people stopped and thought about it before posting something mean/defamatory/sarcastic - something negative, in short - things would be much better.
Are you going to tell us the good news or leave us guessing? What is it, are you going to have a meet from here? Have you fallen madly in love with someone or has someone fallen madly in love with you? Whatever it is, I am happy for you as it is making you feel good.
Are you going to tell us the good news or leave us guessing? What is it, are you going to have a meet from here? Have you fallen madly in love with someone or has someone fallen madly in love with you? Whatever it is, I am happy for you as it is making you feel good.
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Tanias recent stuff has enough contradictions in it!
I also haven't forgotten her bizarre claim that I was "in denial" about meeting her when I never have.
Duh! You are not the brightest match in the box, are you? I had only said that it would seem to others you were in denial, never said we have met. Anyway, I'd rather have a date with a man who had troubles expressing himself or was a bad speller or both than meet a guy who had a humour bypass.
I complain when things fail to meet my expectations. My ex boyfriend, being British, did not complain. He prefered feeling miserable but not breaking anyone's heart. So when the food at the expensive Milan hotel came and was crap, I called the waitress over and complained. Told her the food was smelling awful (it had a lavatory smell, honestly!) and was completely wrongly cooked (even a child wouldn't have presented such a meal). She explained their chef was off for the night and they were trying to manage on few staff. She managed to get me a fillet steak grilled with some salad. My ex did not want his meal changed and ate it whilst salivating over mine then spent the rest of the night asking himself why didn't he have the guts to change his food, too. The following night the manager was in and apparently had been told of what had happened. He was very polite with me and even gave me a double portion of desert. My ex asked how come he didn't get a double portion and the manager just smiled and said it was because they had made me unhappy the previous night and he wanted to make it up to me. So my ex spent another night fuming whilst I was giggling my head off and teasing him mercilessly in bed. I think it is important when you complain to know what you are complaining about, be firm, demand in a nice way they rectify the mistake and thank them genuinely for putting things right afterwards.
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i simply observed an unfriendly reception, Freckledbird.
i hadnt gone back through all his posts, i do apolagise.........as for constructive advice for him? it seems no one else has any so, no, i dont.
Excuse me! Since when do you have to go through a person's entire posting history before responding sensiblyto a post he makes? I feel you may have made that comment tongue-in-cheek, if not, well...
Sorry to hear the ladies have not responded. In all likelihood they gave you fake email addresses.
Not every woman who turns a man on has honest purposes and intends to see it through. You have to take it as part of life and move on.
However, one word of caution: at parties, most people know each other so it is very likely lady No. 1 told lady No. 2 that you were coming on to her. Then they may have agreed that none will pursue it with you so they don't upset each other, or they felt offended you hit on them both. I mean they can see what is happening around them, even if they don't talk between them. We women like to feel unique.
I have met you in person and can vouch that you are both a handsome man and a nice person. So I don't think you should let this cloud your week. Or the piss take of the usual suspects.
Not every woman who turns a man on has honest purposes and intends to see it through. You have to take it as part of life and move on.
However, one word of caution: at parties, most people know each other so it is very likely lady No. 1 told lady No. 2 that you were coming on to her. Then they may have agreed that none will pursue it with you so they don't upset each other, or they felt offended you hit on them both. I mean they can see what is happening around them, even if they don't talk between them. We women like to feel unique.
I have met you in person and can vouch that you are both a handsome man and a nice person. So I don't think you should let this cloud your week. Or the piss take of the usual suspects.
You should be flattered she feels safe enough to fall asleep in your bed. This means a lot more than what you give yourself credit for. As for saying she only has sex with you when she drinks, I had a laugh. I think you are a very nice guy. Other men would have woken her up and thrown her out but you are a true friend and respect her need to sleep even if it leaves you unfulfilled.
