wvalady1968: So many things to say, so little time...
Kenny said something about the disadvantages of being too well endowed, and 12DD scoffed. Her logic was, "are you serious? If that philosophy were true for all males no one would go out with chicks with boobs bigger than a D cup. coz well they are uncomfortable for the girls..." Actually, one of the major problems is that the well endowed guys have difficulty with, or cannot have, regular sex because of their size. That's a real physical issue. Women with large breasts can still have normal sex. And, Darlin, we're ALL intrigued by large penes!
And "By the way tender...what brings you here?? just out of curiosity (im feeling safe...not being a cat and all) " Several women come here out of curiosity, and when they discover the caliber of people present, they decide to stay. The majority of the posters here are intelligent, sensitive, caring people.
Madame Zora, you did surprise me. "Who knows why Tender is on here...married, mother of three, Christian conservative, sure spends a lot of time looking at big cocks to be such a prude." isn't like your usual thoughtful posts. Several of us here are Christians, some are conservative, and none of us are prudes.
12DD said, "I just dont get it..everyone here seems to but me. People attack, but its not attacking...im just defensive....perhaps you have all just learnt to get along? Anyways...im beginning to like it here...just hope you aint beginning to hate me here. by the way my latin is a bit off...hope i got it right. " There's a difference between stating, or even defending, a different point of view and attacking. It isn't that we get along, it's that we "get" that healthy debate isn't attacking someone personally. Sometimes we agree; sometimes we have to agree to disagree.
GOTTABIGONE, we're all free to do what makes us happy. Choosing a relationship where you each want to be mutually mongamous seems normal for some of us. What's hypocrisy to you is not to me. That doesn't mean that ANYONE else has to follow, nor does it mean it must be defended. How does one defend a preference? I prefer Jif peanut butter to Skippy and butterscotch to chocolate. How do I defend that?
GBO and Madame ZOra, please, define the hypocrisy you speak of. I may not understand. We're all attracted to people and wonder or even desire to have sex with some of them, if things were different. It isn't hypocrisy to not act on those impulses. I'm in a relationship where we've made a conscious decision to be faithful and have vowed "in front of God and everybody" [as David says it] to commit to that. We know that we'll still have impulses and sometimes even deeper feelings for others. We just like this life style better.
Allie, climbing down off her poor beaten up soapbox.