
virgodog58
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Posted by LillyBlossomPosted by CluelessCancerPosted by LillyBlossom
And your speech is so crass, rough, and unladylike that you are no judge of femininity, eloquence, grace, or class.
Thank you. maybe you'll understand in your language. Mooooooooooooooooo
I'm a ram, not a cow, dear crustacean. Let's not hijack the OP's post with further...whatever this is.click to expand

Posted by LillyBlossom
Taking isn't a bad thing as long as what's taken is returned in one form or another. My friend took my money once and turned it into a delicious meal. 😄




Posted by Arielle83
I don't know dude. I pay my own rent, work two jobs and volunteer, bought my own car and all I want is respect and appreciation from him when I'm too tired to come home and do all the cooking and cleaning when he's had a few days off work, and I haven't. I return the chore favours when he's at work. I'm not taking anything except his penis when I need a release.


Posted by FixedWater
I have been basically single for the last four years dating men in their 40's and here is what I have witnessed. Most are struggling financially and trying to recover from divorce. Many are banged up and bruised from failure and unwilling to take responsibility for the part they played in the demise of their lives as they were. Far too many hit mid-life crisis and the need to relive happier, less stressful times such as their teenage years over rides any sense of integrity they may have once had.
In short, they are assholes. Sorry. They want the moon but are only prepared to give a grain of dirt (and I am not referring to monetary things)
Women in my age group are tired of being sold on a bag of sugar just to find tear gas inside. For me personally? I don't care how much money he makes, or what kind of vehicle he drives ... I care how we will interact and connect and if that connection and those interactions will be healthy and positive.


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The point is though that my own parents were married for over 60 years and while my father's love and devotion to my (Cancer) mother could not be doubted I don't think I could say that this was really reciprocated by my mother: my father was a kind, generous and philosophical Taurus and was apparently prepared to give far more than he got back from her so I am wondering if this is typical of marriages in general. I won't say that she gave nothing but I would say that it was definitely one of those "80-20" situations (my father gave 80% and got 20% back while my mother gave 20% and got 80% back). Is this typical of marriages in general? Even my sister who is a feminist agrees that our mother gave our father a hard time and that he deserved better.