@SirHorns
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Tradition and the Crab
Posted by Kodak375
I prefer class and elegance.
Care to elaborate? Do you reciprocate that to anyone who shows that towards you?
Posted by Kodak375
I prefer class and elegance.
True that
don't care that much about chivalry tough
I think Chivalry is kinda outdated in today's world. I don't think many are into the White Knight Role. But then again I've too many women even my own sister play Pink knight role to an idiot who won't save themselves from self destruction.
Cancers are classy and elegant when they need to be and tough when they need to be. But always polite no matter what. They like chivalrous and polite but they like equality too. They want their lovers to pamper them and shower them with love and they want to do the same thing while both people are going through the flow of things weather it's polite and chivalrous or not.
I have no problem with the bikers....but I've always had a thing for motorcycles, and grew up with a lot of friends who ride (dirt bikers and street). I don't mind a rough seeming man, but he had better have proper manners and know how to handle himself all dressed up and professional when it's needed, be it work, legal, or special occasion. Maybe that's because I have no problem getting dirty and being casual, but can easily dress up and carry myself in grace and style when needed.
Posted by MoonArtist
I have no problem with the bikers....but I've always had a thing for motorcycles, and grew up with a lot of friends who ride (dirt bikers and street). I don't mind a rough seeming man, but he had better have proper manners and know how to handle himself all dressed up and professional when it's needed, be it work, legal, or special occasion. Maybe that's because I have no problem getting dirty and being casual, but can easily dress up and carry myself in grace and style when needed.
What if he moonlights as a clown?
Deal breaker or no?
/Is clearly on topic with this/
Posted by MoonArtist
I have no problem with the bikers....but I've always had a thing for motorcycles, and grew up with a lot of friends who ride (dirt bikers and street). I don't mind a rough seeming man, but he had better have proper manners and know how to handle himself all dressed up and professional when it's needed, be it work, legal, or special occasion. Maybe that's because I have no problem getting dirty and being casual, but can easily dress up and carry myself in grace and style when needed.What if he moonlights as a clown?
Deal breaker or no?
/Is clearly on topic with this/click to expand
Depends if he's doing a Patch Adams sort of clown moonlighting or Homey the Clown type.
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How do you crabs view traditionalism?
Are you all insulted when you're assumed to be anything less than Ladies and Gentlemen of the highest pedigree or would you really bring a ghetto biker clown who moonlights as an I.T. professional home for the family to meet and not care what looks you get?
Chivalry?
Equality?
...if needed, we can hide your identities by blurring your names on the forum so that nobody can give you grief. (It will cost you a crabbette as a sacrifice though, since doing that kind of stuff doesn't come cheap!)