I really wanted to keep up with this thread, but damn.
Is there a special color ribbon or bracelet girls who are willing to do anal wear nowadays in college?
I suggest that. | |
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Cerebus is having flashbacks to threads about handkerchief colors, which he still doesn't fucking understand. But he guesses the bracelet color would be brown. Or maybe somebody should just start a company that makes way too tight sweats with the word ANAL printed in an arc across the ass. | |
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johnart is posting this post without quoting Cerebus on principle.
johnart loves the idea of the dumbass sweats with writing on the ass saying shit that would actually make sense or be useful.
He also recalls the hankie threads (not from this site) Cerebus is referring to. | |
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yeah they wear anal bead necklaces I had a roommate who did that.. she looked like Drew Carey as a woman, but thats okay you can still have her | |
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SHUT UPPPPP they do NOTTTTT | |
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Well she clearly is upset and it is real as she has even posted a reply since you posted. Why would someone do this as a joke or pretend, i mean what would be the possible advantage in that?
Have some compassion to a fellow woman, i'm sure you've felt like that at some point in the past. So much for sisterhood!! [Edited 9/1/11 1:16am] | |
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This thread here...wtf. | |
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By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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Okay so I read the first post and response to this thread and then click to late in the thread, because it got so many replies I thought, "What if it got really sweet and emotional?"... and I get this.
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Wasn't there a gif with a key to the Hanky Code?
Ha!
[Edited 9/1/11 7:04am] We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Good alter. Better thread. | |
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You have never been disrespectful as far as I have seen. I don't know...lately a few of these girls have been just plain ugly to people. I don't come here too often anymore, but I definitely have noticed it. | |
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I think that Rodeo KNEW that JerseyKRS was kidding but wanted to get that idea right out of the OP's head ASAP. Becoming easy is the last thing an insecure young woman should do. Now that I have read further it does seem that Rodeo did not get Jerseykrs' remark as a joke,hmmm. [Edited 9/1/11 8:30am] There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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I guess there were too many orgers fighting for anyone to show appretiation for this post. The roomate deffinately is giving off the "touch me squeeze me, oops-oh I kinda like that" vibe.
There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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Well babyj, this was a good thread because you got to see the individual personalities of many regulars. Some people are always going to be flippant and some will always try and be sympathetic. If you feel that anyone on the org is being mean to you just go to their org page and log onto other threads that they have been recently on. You will see the same snarky style of writing on those threads and realize it is not you. It is that orgers personality. Don't take it personally.
There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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nvrmd... [Edited 9/1/11 9:10am] | |
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I am so gonna fucken kill that man I am telling you Imago if that is true, and you had me fucken fooled you are sooooo gonna need more than one jar of that KY jam before I get through with you!!!!!! There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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you will figure it out, in the ends you'll be okay. | |
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I'll be your boyfriend. You make me throb | |
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no wonder he hides in Thailand...
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I think I may have made an error. Never mind. MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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To answer the original post...
Let me say I know where you're coming from. I'm 21, in grad school, and I've never had a boyfriend, or a gentleman caller. But let me tell ya, I'm not beating myself too much about it. I mean, yes I have my moments where it bothers me and I cry about it, but I pick myself up and move on. Because I know in the end, crying over it won't make it happen. I'd rather invest my time in meaningful pursuits, like my studies, my friendships, my family..etc, than to keep worry why or why not a certain guy didn't ask me out.
See, you have to give yourself a sense of purpose in life. What are you studying right now? You're undergrad, right? Why don't you make that a larger priority? To do better and be the best you can be in your studies or in anything else? LIfe's too short to worry about this, especially when you're this young (and I bet you're pretty too)
The point I'm tryin' to say is, men will always be around. And trust me on this, though they say nothing, they notice you're around. The time will come when the right one will step forward and ask you out. You should not make seeking their attention your number one priority. Take it from one who knows, you'll only be miserable.
I don't believe that there are certain "leagues" of people. They all wake up and look like crap in the morning, so as far as I'm concerned, we're all the same.
One day, the right guy will be there and it'll be the right time. Just in the mean time enjoy your singlehood. Look at yourself as independent, not alone. Women around our age sometimes wear men as accesories. I say that sometimes a bare arm is better than wearing the wrong jewellry.
PS I do remember you, amberella. If you ever need a friend, feel free to PM me.
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There are tons of guys out there looking for a steady Girl and not having much luck. So it goes both ways...Don't worry about a Thang...The Right Dude will come along when you're not even expecting it...It happens like that a lot. One day you're going to meet a Guy and you will feel a "connection" that you won't be able to brush off. You might have to ask him to hang-out simply because some of us Men are SLOW. You have to decide what you're looking for in a guy and step-up your Game. It might be time for you to hang out more with your cirlce-of-friends. Change up your social-settings a bit. | |
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P.S. don't be envious of those females that attract males like flies. When I was younger every guy in America seemed to have a crush on Christy Brinkley. She attracted men like flies and had at least 3 failed marriages. Halle Berry has the same story. Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor could be two of the best looking women of all times and they were soooo unlucky in love. When you attract men like flies they are usually attracted to your looks or extra girlie energy and they don't bother to look any further then that. At the same time they put on a good show. The whole 'Mr Goodnight" thing were they buy those women as much as they can afford. However, once they hook them they aren't so nice to those women any longer. It was just a game. They wanted the beauty to show off to their friends; they don't really have any sort of special spiritual connection or chemistry with her. Better to wait longer, work on being the most authentic you you can be, and wind up with someone who is really into YOU and not just your look. There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin. | |
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MY COUSIN WORKS IN A PHARMACY AND SHE SAID THEY ENEMA'D PRANCE INTO OBLIVION WITH FENTONILS!! | |
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