Well, they actually kind of don't.

Anybody can earn their own money and easily sustain themselves at least in the US.

The only need for someone else is interaction or to fulfill what they themselves are lacking.

Hence, the break down of the family unit. Which IMO is a very bad thing.

My Girlfriend in a past relationship asked what I needed from her. I told her I needed nothing, which was the truth. We broke up shortly after that conversation. She needed to be needed.

BTW, There are 150% more men then women in the US. So, the undesired men are SOL.

Exactly more "me time" is great! Time to accomplish all my goals.

Oh wait a minute,



Darn(PG13 word for M2)!!! I'm unhealthy..... Oh well...... At what point do you cross over from unhealthy to perv? I think I might be getting close to that border.

Why is it so hard to find woman that ate looking for something meaningful if your only looking to play that is so easy bit for someone like myself that wants more it's very difficult today I was raised to only give yourself to the one you love not the whole world that is sick and Grose no wonder there's so many ztds out there getting spread around come on people have respect for yourself and others

Have posted pics of some tasty treats I made
Don't know how to post them here, so just go to my profile page.
There's peanut butter chocolate chip cookies, pumpkin walnut cheesecake & peanut butter cups in-between 2 oreo's covered in chocolate

You foreigners. You should try..
Adobo - chicken, pork, crocodile, rabit, frog, snake, goat.
Dinuguan(chocolate meat haha) w/ puto.
Sisig - fish, pork, chicken.
Karekare - ox tale
Balut

Thank you for sharing...

Swallowing human faeces will cure disease, NHS says


A microscopic view of the Clostridium difficile bacterium Credit: AP Photo/Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/19/swallowing-human-faeces-will-cure-disease-nhs-say/

telegraph.co.uk

Swallowing human faeces will cure disease, NHS says
Camilla Turner 19 May 2016 • 5:42pm

If other micro-organisms are introduced into the bowel, the infection appears to subside.

"Clostridium difficile is a disease people still underestimate," Dr Porter told The Times.

"It has a huge impact. An individual with the disease has no ability to know when they will open their bowels and is often unable to leave their house. It is difficult to pin deaths directly to the disease because patients often die of other conditions already present, but it greatly exacerbates illness."

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 10 per cent of over-65s die within a month of diagnosis.

Private clinics already offer treatments and at some hospitals the procedure, which involves ingesting about 50ml of faeces, has become widespread.
Dr Porter conceded that some may find his solution a little hard to stomach.

"If I went to the health commissioners and said I had a treatment for leukaemia, say, that cured people 94 per cent of the time and cost £85, they would bite my hand off," he said.

But when he explains about his cure for Clostridium difficile, "people say, 'You want to do what?'"