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jonezn4Bones wrote:

marymageli wrote:Back. I have just had some poppy seeds on pasta. It was lovely!! Feel fine!

Yay, you're back!

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:nothing much...still should sort out my closet for clothes I need to take with me and that would take at least a year

It might seem daunting but it would be agood exercise. You could sort out all the stuff and have an excuse to obsess about replacing your clothes.

smart one!
Closet full of clothes but still nothing to wear..typical girl!

Everything is as it should be. I particularly enjoy the love/hate relationship women have with their shoes. The whole self-image based on whether you like your feet and legs must be a nightmare.

ohhh and shoes....I have so many of them....man now I have to decide which ones to take and which not...ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....
I'm dress&shoes girl more...love dresses but also love to wear jeans.. though usually go out with a dress

There's nothing more attractive then a woman that knows how to dress. I love dresses. Of course, I get to enjoy them I don't have to wear them and all the preparation to be able to do so.

Oh, I love to dress up. And it's not only for show, it's for my self-esteem before you ask. But I also love ordinary, every day clothes like jeans and denim. It's good to be NOT boring and have something for every occasion. Is that bad?

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

marymageli wrote:Back. I have just had some poppy seeds on pasta. It was lovely!! Feel fine!

Yay, you're back!

Careful, careful.

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:nothing much...still should sort out my closet for clothes I need to take with me and that would take at least a year

It might seem daunting but it would be agood exercise. You could sort out all the stuff and have an excuse to obsess about replacing your clothes.

smart one!
Closet full of clothes but still nothing to wear..typical girl!

Everything is as it should be. I particularly enjoy the love/hate relationship women have with their shoes. The whole self-image based on whether you like your feet and legs must be a nightmare.

ohhh and shoes....I have so many of them....man now I have to decide which ones to take and which not...ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....
I'm dress&shoes girl more...love dresses but also love to wear jeans.. though usually go out with a dress

There's nothing more attractive then a woman that knows how to dress. I love dresses. Of course, I get to enjoy them I don't have to wear them and all the preparation to be able to do so.

Oh, I love to dress up. And it's not only for show, it's for my self-esteem before you ask. But I also love ordinary, every day clothes like jeans and denim. It's good to be NOT boring and have something for every occasion. Is that bad?

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Lucky me, indeed. It is great being a guy. No downside to it whatsoever.

I'd say that I enjoy being a woman! But it has some downsides though especially in that particular time of the month

It's not just flattery but women deal so well with that. It's discussed a lot more often then it used to be - say before about 30 years ago - time of the month was never discussed in the company of men. However, most women never let on that they are feeling as poorly as they are or work very hard to be patient and tolerant (when I can understand not wanting to put up with crap from anybody) when you feel like crap.

I've always been a goto guy for women when that's going on, though. They can either tell me that I'm a man and they hate me or they can come get some attention and comfort. Whichever works for them.

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Lucky me, indeed. It is great being a guy. No downside to it whatsoever.

I'd say that I enjoy being a woman! But it has some downsides though especially in that particular time of the month

It's not just flattery but women deal so well with that. It's discussed a lot more often then it used to be - say before about 30 years ago - time of the month was never discussed in the company of men. However, most women never let on that they are feeling as poorly as they are or work very hard to be patient and tolerant (when I can understand not wanting to put up with crap from anybody) when you feel like crap.

I've always been a goto guy for women when that's going on, though. They can either tell me that I'm a man and they hate me or they can come get some attention and comfort. Whichever works for them.

To tell the truth I have never felt I was more stressful when having my period - except for times when there was pain. But that's a different thing.

karlia wrote:

marymageli wrote:

3)I have never had any fantasies of being in a whirlwind romance and taken by the stranger that comes out of nowhere and leaves just as suddenly. Who would be a such a fool? Right?

neither have I

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Not to bum you out for being a woman but I have it made. I get to enjoy everything about women instead of being the one providing all the comfort and enjoyment. I try to be appreciative but I'm not always successful. Sometimes I just selfishly enjoy the benefits.

well that's kind of......selfish

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Not to bum you out for being a woman but I have it made. I get to enjoy everything about women instead of being the one providing all the comfort and enjoyment. I try to be appreciative but I'm not always successful. Sometimes I just selfishly enjoy the benefits.

well that's kind of......selfish

Admittedly. But when you are in a candy store do you worry about being selfish all that much?

jonezn4Bones wrote:

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:nothing much...still should sort out my closet for clothes I need to take with me and that would take at least a year

It might seem daunting but it would be agood exercise. You could sort out all the stuff and have an excuse to obsess about replacing your clothes.

smart one!
Closet full of clothes but still nothing to wear..typical girl!

Everything is as it should be. I particularly enjoy the love/hate relationship women have with their shoes. The whole self-image based on whether you like your feet and legs must be a nightmare.

ohhh and shoes....I have so many of them....man now I have to decide which ones to take and which not...ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....
I'm dress&shoes girl more...love dresses but also love to wear jeans.. though usually go out with a dress

There's nothing more attractive then a woman that knows how to dress. I love dresses. Of course, I get to enjoy them I don't have to wear them and all the preparation to be able to do so.

Oh, I love to dress up. And it's not only for show, it's for my self-esteem before you ask. But I also love ordinary, every day clothes like jeans and denim. It's good to be NOT boring and have something for every occasion. Is that bad?

What's bad about that? It's healthy and fun. You did shock me the other day when I read your convo with kat. It never occurred to me that women knew that certain shoes and such would get a FM response. I may have been set up for years and not even known it.

karlia wrote:

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Lucky me, indeed. It is great being a guy. No downside to it whatsoever.

I'd say that I enjoy being a woman! But it has some downsides though especially in that particular time of the month

It's not just flattery but women deal so well with that. It's discussed a lot more often then it used to be - say before about 30 years ago - time of the month was never discussed in the company of men. However, most women never let on that they are feeling as poorly as they are or work very hard to be patient and tolerant (when I can understand not wanting to put up with crap from anybody) when you feel like crap.

I've always been a goto guy for women when that's going on, though. They can either tell me that I'm a man and they hate me or they can come get some attention and comfort. Whichever works for them.

To tell the truth I have never felt I was more stressful when having my period - except for times when there was pain. But that's a different thing.

I have my period always with pain!lucky me! whohohoooooo...

marymageli wrote:

karlia wrote:

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:Lucky me, indeed. It is great being a guy. No downside to it whatsoever.

I'd say that I enjoy being a woman! But it has some downsides though especially in that particular time of the month

It's not just flattery but women deal so well with that. It's discussed a lot more often then it used to be - say before about 30 years ago - time of the month was never discussed in the company of men. However, most women never let on that they are feeling as poorly as they are or work very hard to be patient and tolerant (when I can understand not wanting to put up with crap from anybody) when you feel like crap.

I've always been a goto guy for women when that's going on, though. They can either tell me that I'm a man and they hate me or they can come get some attention and comfort. Whichever works for them.

To tell the truth I have never felt I was more stressful when having my period - except for times when there was pain. But that's a different thing.

I have my period always with pain!lucky me! whohohoooooo...

It'll pass with time, karlia, take my word for it!

FM-shoes=attention seeking. Means no less, no more, dear. But to tell the truth I had no idea why the fact that I was going for the right shoes for my dress shocked you days ago. Still don't, but never mind. Not important now.

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

marymageli wrote:

3)I have never had any fantasies of being in a whirlwind romance and taken by the stranger that comes out of nowhere and leaves just as suddenly. Who would be a such a fool? Right?

neither have I

That's a big one for American women that I've talked to.

And as for number 2) That was a statement of fact not fishing for compliments. I'm no longer unknown. It happens. Besides if I came right out and said, "I really need to be noticed, somebody pay me some attention"- you'd all run just as fast as for the big ego thing.

jonezn4Bones wrote:

FM-shoes=attention seeking. Means no less, no more, dear. But to tell the truth I had no idea why the fact that I was going for the right shoes for my dress shocked you days ago. Still don't, but never mind. Not important now.

I had a dangerous vision of long legs in heels making the fanny stand out for balancing purposes. It got very warm - just like it's getting now.

marymageli wrote:

jonezn4Bones wrote:

karlia wrote:

marymageli wrote:

3)I have never had any fantasies of being in a whirlwind romance and taken by the stranger that comes out of nowhere and leaves just as suddenly. Who would be a such a fool? Right?

neither have I

That's a big one for American women that I've talked to.

And as for number 2) That was a statement of fact not fishing for compliments. I'm no longer unknown. It happens. Besides if I came right out and said, "I really need to be noticed, somebody pay me some attention"- you'd all run just as fast as for the big ego thing.

....because you know how to trigger attention. That happens.

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