grogster Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 What would the Shack be like if everyone began a sentence with "All women are..." or All men are... " or All Blacks are..."? I know where I'd be: Gone. These all embracing statements reveal more about the poster's baggage than they do about gender, race, etc. People are complicated, and desire and attraction even more so. I'll give one example. My ex-GF's boyfriend before me was a ripped stud, a sexual athlete and very handsome. I'm simply OK-average, and a tad on the nerd side (although not on the level of D&D or Star Wars). She had good times with him, but better times with me. Why? Who knows. We connected and were very sexually compatable. The stud boy friend took the much better photograph and clearly won the battle of the tape, yet my GF and I really, really hit it off. The mysteries of desire.
Treasa Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 My ex-GF's boyfriend before me was a ripped stud, a sexual athlete and very handsome. I'm simply OK-average, and a tad on the nerd side (although not on the level of D&D or Star Wars). She had good times with him, but better times with me. Why? Who knows. We connected and were very sexually compatable. The stud boy friend took the much better photograph and clearly won the battle of the tape, yet my GF and I really, really hit it off. The mysteries of desire. Oooh, I sense I'm being mocked. I'll take good connections and great sex over a stud any day. Any smart woman would.
grogster Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 Oooh, I sense I'm being mocked. I'll take good connections and great sex over a stud any day. Any smart woman would. No, mocked is too strong a term. I was simply having fun. Heck, I spent 85 hours playing Fallout 3. How nerdy is that?
Treasa Posted February 11, 2009 Posted February 11, 2009 No, mocked is too strong a term. I was simply having fun. Heck, I spent 85 hours playing Fallout 3. How nerdy is that? That is an AWESOME game. I don't blame you.
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