midlifebear
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Oh, now diaphanous Miss Cinnamon who walks in beauty as the night:
You know I was just yanking chains. And what's good for the goose IS good for the Gander, especially if he's an abusing asshole. Shoot him and bury him deep. Better yet, invest in a log shredder and mulch the roses. They'll appreciate it.
I just don't understand how people, gay or straight, can remain in relationships where both parties do not encourage and nurture one another. The few times I've found myself in a relationship where my mate was resentful about making love, well . . . that's something one should not have to feel resentful about. I cut them loose ASAP and they are now on groveling in their own Hell or making someone else miserable. Basically, that's my point. It's things like my married friends saying "Well, I asked my wife for sex last night and . . ." What? They have to "ask" for sex. Is there no emotional communication between these couples so that they know when they want to frolic like squirrels on slick linoelum? Do they not find one another sexy? They have stuff in common (a bank acccount) but are otherwise sexually incompatible? Yea gods! Life is far too short for both poor Edman and his spooky squeeze. They should part amicably and find other humans with emotional parts that match.
Now, please excuse me. I can't seem to locate the invisible keys to my invisible jet. Also can't remember where I parked my jet. Maybe these are omens of things to come?
You know I was just yanking chains. And what's good for the goose IS good for the Gander, especially if he's an abusing asshole. Shoot him and bury him deep. Better yet, invest in a log shredder and mulch the roses. They'll appreciate it.
I just don't understand how people, gay or straight, can remain in relationships where both parties do not encourage and nurture one another. The few times I've found myself in a relationship where my mate was resentful about making love, well . . . that's something one should not have to feel resentful about. I cut them loose ASAP and they are now on groveling in their own Hell or making someone else miserable. Basically, that's my point. It's things like my married friends saying "Well, I asked my wife for sex last night and . . ." What? They have to "ask" for sex. Is there no emotional communication between these couples so that they know when they want to frolic like squirrels on slick linoelum? Do they not find one another sexy? They have stuff in common (a bank acccount) but are otherwise sexually incompatible? Yea gods! Life is far too short for both poor Edman and his spooky squeeze. They should part amicably and find other humans with emotional parts that match.
Now, please excuse me. I can't seem to locate the invisible keys to my invisible jet. Also can't remember where I parked my jet. Maybe these are omens of things to come?