HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!! :rose:
Venusxxx

Quote by colnlou
hi people,
i am not ashamed to admit it me and my partner love watching eachother do it in between sex and allsorts. women who deny it are lya's i dont care what n e 1 says all people are curious about their bodies therefore they explore alot.
n e way happywanking
lou xx
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in all seriousness, this is a huge question for me . . . .
i have never seen myself fitting in with the rat race. i've always rejected it, which means i enjoy at times the "benefits" provided by those who do it, which brings a fair amount of guilt, and i've always failed when i've ((( half-heartedly ))) tried!
taking onboard all the stress associated with having someone on my back, ripping me to bits, and holding the threat of dismissal over my head, to earn a piss poor salary ((( e.g. 14 grand including commission! ))) to then put all the cash i earn into someone elses bank account ((( e.g. a quarter million for the company paying my piss poor wages! ))) has never struck me as a particularly equitable arrangement!
trouble is, the more i reject the whole idea of rat-racing, the more it seems it's the only sensible option, cos it takes money to opt out, so up to a point, you have to do the rat-race before you can even *think* about NOT doing it?
t'is a catch-22 kinda thing? and it's rubbish!
n x x x
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Spend a lot of time thinking about and trying to understand themselves
Reflect on their thoughts and moods, and work to improve them
You understand how your behaviour affects your relationships with others
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Quote by Kit
Venus,
It is my experience that people who suffer from Schizophrenia ARE more likely to harm others before themselves.
I would rather go with kat's topic for the forum.
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Should I go in there? Are they friendly?
Never been in there before - what are they doing? - I can just hear laughing and its putting me off.
Trying to decide whether to dip me toe or go down the pub and do the quiz
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OK - I'll try for you Venus, but only because I like you.
Kit and I were chatting last Sunday about sexuality in general and bi-sexuality in particular. - Kit is bi-sexual but has only recently had the chance to find out how much she enjoys sex with another woman, so that was what started it.
At one point Kit said to me "5 years ago, before we got in to swinging, I would not have been surprised if you had told me you were gay. But now, if you told me you were gay or bi-sexual - I would be surprised"
Naturally, I asked for elaboration and she said:
"You have some very effeminate mannerisms, your body language and the way you talk."
Now, since arriving on swinging heaven, and having my first opportunity to talk openly with gay and bi-sexual people, I have been able to explore my sexuality, including any urge to swing with people of the same sex. I have concluded that it not something that turns me on, although I am dreading the day when Blue dares me to give a bloke a blow job! :shock:
Kit insists that the way I behave could easily lead many people to think I am gay or bi-sexual (and many probably have in the past :shock: )
So we had to come up with a buzz word for this, so we came up with 'Socially Gay' -
So, my attempt at a serious and thought provoking debate is:
Do women talk bollocks all the time?
lhk
Kat
(P.S. - we really did have that discussion! :shock: )