[mc-m3]

Originally Posted by 4AD

Can't imagine it could be that much worse than a guy's bathroom. I've seen some pretty nasty shit in some stalls. We should take some pics and compare.

Feel bad for the custodians who have to clean up the mess, they don't get paid enough.

From what my wife says, theirs are worse. I have dreamed of inventing a urinal that won't open until you stand close enough to it. It f'ng pissed me off that so many men still have the brains of a 2nd grader and think doing long shots is fun.

Don't get me started on how many highly educated engineers I've seen walk straight out without washing their hands.

While we are on bathrooms, What percentage of women, would you guess, don't wash after using a public restroom? I would guess ~30% for the men , hence why I always use a paper towel to open the door to leave.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by bimmette

Haha yeah, shorts all summer then once it gets cold, replaced by yoga pants.

Haaaaaaa...Philippe can know it !
But honestly , I would love to see you with your yoga pants ..Of course only the rear view .

[Biorin]

Originally Posted by Needbmwpartzz

Ladies....cut or uncut?

Either, so long as it's clean.

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

Haaaaaaa...Philippe can know it !
But honestly , I would love to see you with your yoga pants ..Of course only the rear view .

Well I think Prenna posted it a couple days ago somewhere on here haha! It's nothing special unfortunately.

[blankstar43]

I think we all know guys and girls tend to play various "mind games" during the beginning of the dating process in order to obtain the upper hand in the relationship early on (and lets be honest most of us have been guilty at some point whether we realize it or not).

One of my favorite games that often worked in years past is the "he who cares less always wins", in other words the person who portrays having less interest or skin in the relationship tends to have the upper hand and power.

While I am not fond of such mind games, they often were necessary or one could run the risk of looking weak or desperate, and who doesn't want what they can't have?

Question is: I am currently 27 and feel these games are simply somebody's way of dealing with some other insecurity, and tbh don't enjoy having to play. Do women continue these tactical strategies throughout life or do you eventually grow out of them?

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by blankstar43

I think we all know guys and girls tend to play various "mind games" during the beginning of the dating process in order to obtain the upper hand in the relationship early on (and lets be honest most of us have been guilty at some point whether we realize it or not).

One of my favorite games that often worked in years past is the "he who cares less always wins", in other words the person who portrays having less interest or skin in the relationship tends to have the upper hand and power.

While I am not fond of such mind games, they often were necessary or one could run the risk of looking weak or desperate, and who doesn't want what they can't have?

Question is: I am currently 27 and feel these games are simply somebody's way of dealing with some other insecurity, and tbh don't enjoy having to play. Do women continue these tactical strategies throughout life or do you eventually grow out of them?

You grow out of games as you get older. I hate mind games. If you don't show interest, I will think you're not interested and will leave.

[Biorin]

Originally Posted by blankstar43

I think we all know guys and girls tend to play various "mind games" during the beginning of the dating process in order to obtain the upper hand in the relationship early on (and lets be honest most of us have been guilty at some point whether we realize it or not).

One of my favorite games that often worked in years past is the "he who cares less always wins", in other words the person who portrays having less interest or skin in the relationship tends to have the upper hand and power.

While I am not fond of such mind games, they often were necessary or one could run the risk of looking weak or desperate, and who doesn't want what they can't have?

Question is: I am currently 27 and feel these games are simply somebody's way of dealing with some other insecurity, and tbh don't enjoy having to play. Do women continue these tactical strategies throughout life or do you eventually grow out of them?

We all want what we can't have, so to an extent, that will always be true. However, you do indeed grow out of it. I find it very attractive if a guy can be straight with me and tell me how he feels and what he wants.

[DF]

Originally Posted by Biorin

Either, so long as it's clean.

No preference?

[Biorin]

Originally Posted by DF

No preference?

I suppose I'm more used to cut. I've dated both though, and the cleanliness is the big thing - I've had worse experiences with uncut there, but that's not true for all.

[DF]

Originally Posted by Biorin

I suppose I'm more used to cut. I've dated both though, and the cleanliness is the big thing - I've had worse experiences with uncut there, but that's not true for all.

There is nothing worse than Dick cheese

[lens]

Originally Posted by Biorin

I suppose I'm more used to cut. I've dated both though, and the cleanliness is the big thing - I've had worse experiences with uncut there, but that's not true for all.

Jesus, did those guys not know how to clean their own junk? I'm VERY hygienic when it comes to mine.

No one likes to be called smegman.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by blankstar43

I think we all know guys and girls tend to play various "mind games" during the beginning of the dating process in order to obtain the upper hand in the relationship early on (and lets be honest most of us have been guilty at some point whether we realize it or not).

One of my favorite games that often worked in years past is the "he who cares less always wins", in other words the person who portrays having less interest or skin in the relationship tends to have the upper hand and power.

While I am not fond of such mind games, they often were necessary or one could run the risk of looking weak or desperate, and who doesn't want what they can't have?

Question is: I am currently 27 and feel these games are simply somebody's way of dealing with some other insecurity, and tbh don't enjoy having to play. Do women continue these tactical strategies throughout life or do you eventually grow out of them?

I don't nor have ever played those. Life is too short to fuck around.

Originally Posted by DF

There is nothing worse than Dick cheese

I'll take your word for this, my preference has always been guys who shower.

[M2BMW]

Originally Posted by blankstar43

I think we all know guys and girls tend to play various "mind games" during the beginning of the dating process in order to obtain the upper hand in the relationship early on (and lets be honest most of us have been guilty at some point whether we realize it or not).

One of my favorite games that often worked in years past is the "he who cares less always wins", in other words the person who portrays having less interest or skin in the relationship tends to have the upper hand and power.

While I am not fond of such mind games, they often were necessary or one could run the risk of looking weak or desperate, and who doesn't want what they can't have?

Question is: I am currently 27 and feel these games are simply somebody's way of dealing with some other insecurity, and tbh don't enjoy having to play. Do women continue these tactical strategies throughout life or do you eventually grow out of them?

Another approach is why deal or worry about the mind games. Think about it, do you really want to be in a long term relationship with someone that immature? How can a relationship be built on "mind games and tactical strategies"? In my opinion this occurs because of a persons insecurities related to trust, there must be mutual trust so each person can open up and not worry about being vulnerable. When that happens people don't have to play games.

[lens]

Originally Posted by M2BMW

Another approach is why deal or worry about the mind games. Think about it, do you really want to be in a long term relationship with someone that immature? How can a relationship be built on "mind games and tactical strategies"? In my opinion this occurs because of a persons insecurities related to trust, there must be mutual trust so each person can open up and not worry about being vulnerable. When that happens people don't have to play games.

If only it were that easy, every time I was absolutely sure that the girl I was seeing was interested in me, I would let her know and she looked disinterested right after, and it always starts with either "You're a really nice guy but...."
or "You're cute but..."

fml.

[DF]

Why do girls wear those clingy long dresses that come from target or Walmart. The ones that go to the floor? They are always ugly and you have to have a perfect body to pull it off. And why do most girls who have long hair fail to realize their hair is too long.

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by DF

Why do girls wear those clingy long dresses that come from target or Walmart. The ones that go to the floor? They are always ugly and you have to have a perfect body to pull it off. And why do most girls who have long hair fail to realize their hair is too long.

I don't wear those long dresses.
And do you think my hair is too long? (See user profile pic)

[Lups]

Originally Posted by DF

Why do girls wear those clingy long dresses that come from target or Walmart. The ones that go to the floor? They are always ugly and you have to have a perfect body to pull it off. And why do most girls who have long hair fail to realize their hair is too long.

No idea what kind of dresses you mean, but I'm allergic to target.

I had short hair in the army, and after I got off, I just never cut it. It's dead fibers hanging out of my head and I couldn't care less what it looks like.

[DF]

Originally Posted by bimmette

I don't wear those long dresses.
And do you think my hair is too long? (See user profile pic)

You are a "tweener". The length on you (from you vids) seems to work. It has a lot to do with your face and body type. Not many women can pull off hair that long

[DF]

Originally Posted by Lups

No idea what kind of dresses you mean, but I'm allergic to target.

I had short hair in the army, and after I got off, I just never cut it. It's dead fibers hanging out of my head and I couldn't care less what it looks like.

I don't know what they are. They are made of a stretch material. They are generally colorful. Girls wear them in summer a lot with flip flops or another open toe shoe.

[Lups]

Originally Posted by DF

I don't know what they are. They are made of a stretch material. They are generally colorful. Girls wear them in summer a lot with flip flops or another open toe shoe.

Yeah no, sounds horrible.

[DF]

Originally Posted by Lups

Yeah no, sounds horrible.

It is. They look like they cost $3.99.

[Biorin]

Originally Posted by DF

I don't know what they are. They are made of a stretch material. They are generally colorful. Girls wear them in summer a lot with flip flops or another open toe shoe.

The maxi dresses? Presumably they are worn for ease of "style" and comfort. Many people, women included, lack good taste and self-awareness.