I like turtles

Yeah totally pathetic. I mean who would want to see a girl naked!?

Men have been enjoying the aesthetics of the female physique since forever. Only difference is now
we have phones and cameras and computers that make data exchange fast and simple. This is nothing new ladies.

However, typically, you're not supposed to ask for these things because it is impossible to do so without coming off
as a total creeper.

As for Argo- just because you're attracted to a girl physically doesn't mean it ends there. It doesn't imply a one-track mind any less than being an older man implies that you're out of touch with modern communication. Check Instagram or deviantart or any other means of rapid data exchange. You'll see 'selfies' everywhere. They can range from mild pictures of friends to incredibly revealing body shots. Given this fact is a nude selfie all that taboo? Sexting happens all the time.

Perhaps if there were a mutual attraction between the you and whoever was asking you'd be more inclined to oblige? Im sure we wouldn't be reading this thread right now if that were the case.

With leather restraints?

Good thing I have both

Click her profile. It will just say her account has been deactivated.

Aaaaaaaand she deactivated

I wonder how many deactivated accounts there are.

Idk man. Can't say I've come across Amish girls on an internet dating site.

Sup?

Well said.

Cheers

Turning 'no no no' into 'mmm mmm mmm'

Profile > people you may be interested in/show me more matches > filter search results at top of search (I think the default is 50 miles)

Ugh. Caps lock.

Good question.

Can you run a marathon without water?

I cringe when I read stuff like this.

Probably outward negativity and Insecurity.

It isn't size. It isn't bad luck. It's being comfortable and confident.
If we simply join dating websites (free or otherwise) without addressing
our own insecurities, emotional baggage, lingering resentment, etc., then
even if we do meet someone we carry all that over with us. It's a recipe for
disaster.

So in my opinion the answer lies within yourself. It takes time and hard work.
Self-evaluation is incredibly difficult thanks to ego. It protects our delicate psyche
from potentially damaging stimuli by justifying the faults within ourselves rather than
rectify them. Change is difficult.

So

You have friends (that's a good thing) and they say you're a good person (another good
thing) then you have at least 2 of the building blocks for building a meaningful relationship.
Let go of the negativity because if you're looking for someone or something else (like a boyfriend)
will make you happy it won't work.

Took me about 6 years to figure that out

... Or whatever

It takes a lot of work, trust, and resources. It can be emotionally exhausting.
Didn't work for me but have it my best for 3 years. A gamble that seemed worth it at the time.

The best things in life are hardly ever easy

Good luck

True. The big picture is always more difficult to see.
Especially if you're standing too close to one part of it

I don't think you're 18... And idk what you mean by the dog comment.



But hey to each his/her own

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