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Mon 11/08/10 05:11 PM

Do these jeans make my butt look big?

I had to lie ... i didn't want to die!


lol...I should call you Mr Truth...lol. I had been cornered like that in the past and I told her the lie she wanted to hear. Much later when I manned up and reported exactly what I saw at the back, she nearly choked the life out of me (no kidding) - plus yelling....lol. Then followed nasty accusations of "I saw how you looked at that.....girl/woman etc".

So should we just tell the woman the truth of what we observed if she asks?

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Mon 11/08/10 05:05 PM

I'm sure we have all told lies in our life time. I can't remember the last lie I told (and that is the truth lol) I reached a point in life (a while back) where I don't see the point of lying. I would rather someone tell me the truth. I may not like what is said but I can respect the honesty. I do the same to others.


Very worthy of emulation! However, what were some of the incentives/inducements in those days when you at least practiced some modicum of lieing? Any benefits?

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Mon 11/08/10 05:03 PM

Oh! what a tangled web we weave,
When first we practise to deceive!
-Sir Walter Scott :thumbsup:





So solemnly communicated!! Thanks.
Oh can you remember your first lie and how good or bad it made you feel?

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Mon 11/08/10 05:01 PM

IDK how functional it is to live life worrying about who is lying - me-? my existence is pretty much tracked on the computer because of my work...

hurt by lies or truth? lies yes. truth no - in the short run maybe a little disappointed - but have always appreciated it in the long run - so hurt? no.


Thanks for sharing your noble ideal. But tell me, assuming that the sword of damocles is hanging over your head and only a little lie can set you free and possibly bring promotion. What choice?

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Mon 11/08/10 04:58 PM

biggest lie i was ever told was when she said "i do"


U-huh ....surprised that probably hurt so bad. Would you like to share some micro details?

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Mon 11/08/10 04:56 PM

Lies are pointless.

Unless they are comedic lies, like giving the excuse that you were chased by a yeti to another city and had to take the bus back...and this is why you were late to work.


Yes I agree that "lies are pointless" on the surface, but it seems to be an unwritten, but acceptable rule in politics, international trade, and even in religion (I read in the "holy book" of one of the world's major religions that it is recommended and noble to lie to "infidels" or 'unbelievers". Taking these into consideration would you still maintain that 'lies are pointless"?

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Mon 11/08/10 04:20 PM
I have heard stories of girlfriends or wives taking up arms to "obliterate" the guy for one reason or the other.
Ladies, what kind of behavior from your man could possibly make you want to wring his neck?
Guys, have you ever felt the wrath of an enraged girlfriend/wife?...please share.

We are looking for causes and solutions.

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Mon 11/08/10 04:08 PM
A popular adage warns us to beware of those who claim to be imbued with a truth-telling gene Only. What is your personal philosophy about telling the truth and telling lies? In fact, when was the last time you ever told a lie; to who, and for what? Are you lieing about your lies right on this thread?
Which do you consider a nobler ideal: Truth or Lies?

Ever been hurt by lies or truth? Please feel free to share with us.

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Mon 11/08/10 03:59 PM







There is a popular belief that the best spouses are found in churches, not in bars. Do you agree?
Do you also agree or disagree that a spouse who embraces religion/spirituality is probably a better omen for peace of mind and a successful home life compared to a "godless" one?

Please share your thoughts.

It's harder to find a nymphomaniac submissive with a massive rack in a church.


rofl That is too f'ing funny!!! rofl

They are there ... probably doing the head church guy behind the altar! :laughing:
*Runs off to become the head church guy*


I think I have the massive rack, and nymph applies all the time. You will have serious problems with me on the submissive quality however. Compromise and meet behind the altar?? pitchfork


hmmmm..... lol....you guys are something else....lol

So where's the best place to find a good spouse?

S&M.com


lol...whatever!!!

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Mon 11/08/10 03:56 PM





There is a popular belief that the best spouses are found in churches, not in bars. Do you agree?
Do you also agree or disagree that a spouse who embraces religion/spirituality is probably a better omen for peace of mind and a successful home life compared to a "godless" one?

Please share your thoughts.

It's harder to find a nymphomaniac submissive with a massive rack in a church.


rofl That is too f'ing funny!!! rofl

They are there ... probably doing the head church guy behind the altar! :laughing:
*Runs off to become the head church guy*


I think I have the massive rack, and nymph applies all the time. You will have serious problems with me on the submissive quality however. Compromise and meet behind the altar?? pitchfork


hmmmm..... lol....you guys are something else....lol

So where's the best place to find a good spouse?

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Mon 11/08/10 03:53 PM

every relationship could benefit by a spiritual connection, friends, lovers, children..etc.


Ok, here's a different voice. Thanks for registering your view, and could you please tell us some of those potential benefits?

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Mon 11/08/10 03:52 PM


There is a popular belief that the best spouses are found in churches, not in bars. Do you agree?
Do you also agree or disagree that a spouse who embraces religion/spirituality is probably a better omen for peace of mind and a successful home life compared to a "godless" one?

Please share your thoughts.


Disagree.

Church can be the house of hypocrisy. There are just as many "bad" people in church as in a bar; conversely, there are just as many "good" people in a bar as in church. Google the stories of the BTK Killer and John List as prime examples (serial killers found in churches).

Meeting someone requires common sense and not the Potemkin Village of “religion”.



Very very good. So we could conclude then that church and bar are simply serving similar purposes: socialization and inner healing? Probably the approach and tools are different?

Wow, I've never actually looked at it the way you put it - but it's a fact that bad/good people hibernate in both places. Thank you.

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Mon 11/08/10 03:46 PM


There is a popular belief that the best spouses are found in churches, not in bars. Do you agree?
Do you also agree or disagree that a spouse who embraces religion/spirituality is probably a better omen for peace of mind and a successful home life compared to a "godless" one?

Please share your thoughts.

It's harder to find a nymphomaniac submissive with a massive rack in a church.

what please explain some more, Sir.


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Mon 11/08/10 03:43 PM

bulllllllllll shiiiiiiiiiiiiiit.


huh huh

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Mon 11/08/10 03:42 PM

That is such a load for a belief. Some of the worst sluts attend church seeking forgiveness from god for being sluts! Also religion tries to sell people on Marriage. You do not need religion to find a wife/ mate/ husband, whatever. A marriage is meaningless unless the two getting married go into it in their hearts and heads. Religion push people into marriage and then try to hold them for life to it.

No, religion only complicates a real relationship. it may float some people's boats but not all of us float our boats to religion.


Awesome and articulate response Sir. I feel almost swayed by your reasoning. Hmmmmmmm.
So you don't see any positive impact religion could have on marital relationships at all? Just asking.....

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Mon 11/08/10 03:26 PM
There is a popular belief that the best spouses are found in churches, not in bars. Do you agree?
Do you also agree or disagree that a spouse who embraces religion/spirituality is probably a better omen for peace of mind and a successful home life compared to a "godless" one?

Please share your thoughts.

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Mon 11/08/10 03:02 PM



And he's gone!! account deactivated.


.....how happy that made you....lol.....u couldn't wait to prove a point. Hmmmm. Yep she found me and I closed shop right away, but was adviced against it just for networking purpose.
So what're you gonna do now that I'm back.....???


UMM excuse me, I went on to "rate your profile" and it was deactivated. usually that mean they are gone forever. Ok, I was going to do what you asked by being on this forum "rate your profile"
Welcome to mingle and Good Luck


I understand. Thanks and good luck to you too.

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Mon 11/08/10 03:01 PM

Your profile doesn't say much other than you're very into god and want an interracial marriage. That comes on a bit strong. Why not write a bit more about yourself, what you enjoy and what you're looking for instead?


Thanks for the idea. I will give it a thoughtful shot!!!

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Mon 11/08/10 02:23 PM

:heart: its so crummy to propose a guy being a girl...i mean what if he rejects and says knock it of..so its a big NO NO..AND GIRLS ARE PRINCESS SO BOYS BE THE PRINCE AND GIVE YOUR PROPOSALS,DOWN ON UR KNEES WITH ROSES AND CHOCOLATES.....make it a fairytale....


...Thank you for sharing. Obviously you represent the traditional bloc. Your stand is respected!

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Mon 11/08/10 02:21 PM



i dont know know too many women who keep their true feeling inside when it comes to marriage, I do think they will express to their partner, ie: I can totally see us married and having a family, or ie: we've been together for (x) amount of years when are we going to get married. those are the ways women let their men know they are waiting to marry them. As far as getting on one knee and proposing and paying for a ring, thats something that is foreign i think. I dont really know any women who have done that or are willing too.


Nice approach in tackling the issue. However, do you think that the use of clues and/or suggestive languages help the matter much more than a direct proposal would?


well first, it's important to remember that statistically more men remarry than women Now as far as the OPs questions- who cares? do what u do say what u say just make sure you can walk the walk u talk - we all have different comfort levels regarding reversing traditional gender roles.

I seldom even message first much less propose - never ask a guy out on a first date - so I doubt I'll be doing any proposing any time or at all


lol...hmmmmm....seems like you nailed the coffin by expressing finality of effort in the opposite direction. Fine: at least we know your stand on this matter.
Anyway, you highlight an important relevant issue here: "reversing traditional gender roles"
1. Who set those roles?
2. Why is it so necessary to keep those roles undisturbed?
3. If associate parts of the bundle of traditional gender roles are experiencing a paradigm shift, why can't the whole bundle of roles be exposed to scrutiny and possible reversal (e.g., remember affirmative rights, voting rights, etc).
Your thoughts please....bigsmile