FrustratedStandards Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I have raped my ex. He was hard in his sleep so, I gave him a good blowjob. He cummed in my mouth & didn't even realize it until the morning. He thought it was in his dream. Ahahahaha yes!! I did the same, only he woke up closer to the end ahahhaa This is hilarious. "I raped my ex" LOL
dsw31 Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Damn...I must be a rapist! Lol! Just remembered having sex with him while he was asleep a couple of times too.. He woke up & participated in those attempts though.
wwwjd Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 My Q: is it possible for a man to truly love? A: Yes. But with today's society programming, women might not be able to actually recognize it.
Radu Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I love the Marx Brothers and have seen every film. Night at the Opera is one of my favorites. Here are some classic quotes. Have you watched the old You Bet Your Life TV shows with Groucho? If you are a true fan, you will know the real reason he got booted off the air. Wait, that seems to be controversial. Who knew? I don't think he got booted off the air for that because the show always got edited (quite heavily). Groucho was famous for having a mouth that ran ahead of his brain and always made remarks that litteraly left you flabbergasted (many times the audience would expect this and he joked that the audience had a dirtier mind than he did). In YBYL i always loved the segment when he got Jack Benny on the show. I love his quotes and spontaneity (evident in that show). As for the toilet bowl thing and drips ... every woman i've ever dated has been absolutely obsessed about drips (managed to get it out of them eventually) even though there were none. The ones i ended up living with even came out and said they were 'surprised' at it's lacking. Maybe there's a societal difference ... whatever.
Radu Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 (edited) Q: What is the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything? The next girl that can give me that answer will become my wife!! ...er... or housewife... or breadwinner or whatever she likes 23d to towel day, better be ready. My Q: is it possible for a man to truly love? Off-course. Most of my extended family is married for the first time in 30+ yr old marriages. It depends heavily on what age you were raised into though (and country) ... seems to me that my generation (i am 30) of men either are players or wusses, the latter leaving women to walk all over them and nobody likes a 'welcome' mat as a husband. Edited May 2, 2012 by Radu
wwwjd Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE book - no thanks. It's a "Numbers" game book. There is way more to life than numbers. I'd prefer to learn about relationships from someone with decades of actual people relationship counselling experience (John Gray) than a bean counter that wants to improve your professional career. I'm sure it is a good read, but not exactly listed under "Relationship self help". Not even sure how it relates to relationship. I now recall my old left brained (read: anal) boss recommending this book. Then he was let go. Then he got divorced. No thanks, I'm a right brainer by choice and effort. um... relating to topic: Q: why would women choose to read business book to improve "relationships" over a relationship book? (I know the answer: I know nothing as I didn't read it and am judging something on a book I didn't read. Enough reviews tell me it isn't for me)
zengirl Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 um... relating to topic: Q: why would women choose to read business book to improve "relationships" over a relationship book? Surely many do not -- women buy R books more than men, in general. I will say business R books have been more help to me than most dating books, with a few exceptions. Most dating books are far too trite or mean or manipulative or make too many generalizations about gender, etc. I'd say Venus and Mars falls under most of those, except the mean. The mean books can actually be funny, but they're useless.
Woggle Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 It's not women watching Hardcore Pawn, American Pickers, and Storage Wars! (favorites of the men in my life) At least those shows have a point other than people getting drunk, cheating on each other and fighting all the time.
Disenchantedly Yours Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Guys treat women like dirt because that's what they ask for. Nice way to lack accountability for the way a man may choose to behave! But after all, why should a man be responsible for his actions when you can pass this junk off.
Disenchantedly Yours Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 'Emotional Intelligence' by Goleman is a better one. But you probably won't like it. Claims that empathy and ability to delay gratification are the two qualities most important for achieving success in life and ability to maintain relationships. but empathy and delaying gratification are not considered 'manly' traits by some. I'm totally going to read that book Red.
Disenchantedly Yours Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Why do some women love reality shows? Woggs...Men love reality shows too. Which is why they have those reality tv about troopers in Alaska...fishing..and there is another one my brother watched that was real goofy..it was like a group of guys cutting down lumber..a group of guys that would fish...and another gorup of guys. He loves that show.
Disenchantedly Yours Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Men, why do you celebrate men like Charlie Sheen and the likes of that? Why do you celebrate other men that display the worst behaviors? I heard so many men praise Charlie Sheen for acting liek a douche. Or in general make excuses for men that behave badly when it comes to sex especially.
John Gotti Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Q: If women want to be treated equally and fairly, then why do they more often than not refuse to make the first move? 1
Woggle Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Men, why do you celebrate men like Charlie Sheen and the likes of that? Why do you celebrate other men that display the worst behaviors? I heard so many men praise Charlie Sheen for acting liek a douche. Or in general make excuses for men that behave badly when it comes to sex especially. I don't condone his behavior but I think he was good on Two and a half Men. I can sometimes seperate the person from their work and I would do the same if for a woman if I like her work.
Radu Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Men, why do you celebrate men like Charlie Sheen and the likes of that? Why do you celebrate other men that display the worst behaviors? I heard so many men praise Charlie Sheen for acting liek a douche. Or in general make excuses for men that behave badly when it comes to sex especially. I can think of a number of reasons : 1 - stupidity 2 - the fact that he had 2 girls under his roof at the same time living together 3 - saying things that some of us mean to say but are afraid of saying it because of societal constraints 4 - one of those 2 was an olsen twin. I think every man has dreamed at some point to have 2 twins as his gf's.
Anela Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Q: If women want to be treated equally and fairly, then why do they more often than not refuse to make the first move? Some of us do.
xxoo Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 At least those shows have a point other than people getting drunk, cheating on each other and fighting all the time. Are you admitting you watch reality shows? Hardcore Pawn is alllll about the drunks and the fights! (But I admit, I'm riveted when my H puts it on....)
Woggle Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Are you admitting you watch reality shows? Hardcore Pawn is alllll about the drunks and the fights! (But I admit, I'm riveted when my H puts it on....) That I must admit. It's pretty much crackheads coming in and starting fights. 1
Radu Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 Never heard of that show, might want to look it up. There was a reality show i liked to watch, which showed relationships in parallel between couples (young generally) and how they acted. I can't remember the name, if anyone knows ... pls do tell (US). It used to be 2 couples / episode or something like that. My TV got busted 7yrs ago and i never got around to fixing it. It's an old tube one, still sits in a room.
Feanor Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I don't have any questions. I've always wondered what an orgasm for a woman felt like, if it felt much differently than an orgasm for a guy.
Disenchantedly Yours Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I don't condone his behavior but I think he was good on Two and a half Men. I can sometimes seperate the person from their work and I would do the same if for a woman if I like her work. I'm sorry but that show is really celebrates poor stereotypes in men and women. And I am frankly surprised you liked this show. For one, it portrays one man as being a self-gratifying, incompetent loser, and another man that is a self-gratifying, woman-user, inbetween the slew of women who were beautiful and younger and dumb. Now I didn't watch the show regularly but I have caught it a few times and it's a really disgusting piece of television.
Disenchantedly Yours Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I can think of a number of reasons : 1 - stupidity 2 - the fact that he had 2 girls under his roof at the same time living together 3 - saying things that some of us mean to say but are afraid of saying it because of societal constraints 4 - one of those 2 was an olsen twin. I think every man has dreamed at some point to have 2 twins as his gf's. And I want to be rich and live in a big house and never have to work at an office job again. But that does not mean I celebrate situations where women are using men and exploting men for this. The sad thing is, at the end of the day, I think most men want to be seen as good, honorable men. However, when men celebrate such things like Charlie Sheen, they are doing themselves more of a disservice then anything else. As for your 4th point, I didn't know so many men were into incest...creepy!
Woggle Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I'm sorry but that show is really celebrates poor stereotypes in men and women. And I am frankly surprised you liked this show. For one, it portrays one man as being a self-gratifying, incompetent loser, and another man that is a self-gratifying, woman-user, inbetween the slew of women who were beautiful and younger and dumb. Now I didn't watch the show regularly but I have caught it a few times and it's a really disgusting piece of television. It's just a funny show plus all men should aspire not to be an Alan Harper. Charlie and Alan are two opposite extremes and it is best to find a healthy medium.
Woggle Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 I'm sorry but that show is really celebrates poor stereotypes in men and women. And I am frankly surprised you liked this show. For one, it portrays one man as being a self-gratifying, incompetent loser, and another man that is a self-gratifying, woman-user, inbetween the slew of women who were beautiful and younger and dumb. Now I didn't watch the show regularly but I have caught it a few times and it's a really disgusting piece of television. How is that any different than all the women who look up to people like Kim Kardashian and Paris Hiltion? At least Charlie Sheen is a genuine actor.
Radu Posted May 2, 2012 Posted May 2, 2012 And I want to be rich and live in a big house and never have to work at an office job again. But that does not mean I celebrate situations where women are using men and exploting men for this. The sad thing is, at the end of the day, I think most men want to be seen as good, honorable men. However, when men celebrate such things like Charlie Sheen, they are doing themselves more of a disservice then anything else. As for your 4th point, I didn't know so many men were into incest...creepy! How is it incest ? It's not like i mentioned 3some. The nr of women who choose this lifestyle DY is shockingly high, but that's not what i was referring to. Though i wouldn't mind being a SAHD.
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