Soooooo taken!

dredlocks?

In your case, with all the goods and also the social/life contacts, and the milieus in which you move (laterally and vertically), I can see certain risks for you that don't apply to me. Good luck with all that.

That directness is a trait which I value, and look forward to enjoying.

Thank you. Sincere goodwill--even cloaked in sarcasm--is appreciated.

Not taken personally.
Yes, the link is
http://www.askmen.com/top_10/dating/top-10-reasons-not-to-tell-her-youve-cheated.html
I segued to this topic from Top 10 Things You [a man] Should Never Tell A Woman, while looking for new topics that could generate some responses.

Not for nothing.
I could have told you where it came from. I invited responses to a touchy topic, and I got your honest response.

You know me TOO WELL!!! Do you know if the sparkly lip gloss comes off easily?

Retract? That would be dishonest....since the list is not mine. It is from an online list (at AskMen.com, if I recall rightly), although I did some editing. (Yah...I cheated.)

oh, man

getting in touch with my feminine side?

Can I say I haven't got the balls, but I do?

Hahahaaaaaa!! You?
There's got to be an explanation.
You've usually got unboring people to deal with--as targets for your wit and banter.
Now, I remember. Sunday night. Everyone east of Vancouver has gone off to bed. Their weekend ended, and ours is the last gasp until the earlybirds show up.

That's one heck of a bump you do, Gypsy.

The results of the Virtual Age test should probably be adjusted upwards, by about 8%, for western civilized regions.
I reviewed the founding methods for the Virtual Age formulas and discovered that the target population was restricted to Serbia. In that demographic and census pool there were almost no samples for the age range 60-70, and the factors for that age range were smoothed over. Another factor is the cut-off age of 100, because the authors determined that as the arbitrary end of life expectancy for the target group.

Medical/healthcare and lifestyle circumstances in western regions are quite advanced, compared to the target group, and thus I chose to extend my Virtual Age output upwards by 8%. (In my case, the adjustment moves my life expectancy to 92.8 years, up from 85.9 years.)

The results are based upon probability derived from formulas that incorporate factors as evident in the test choices. Probability is highly undependable for accuracy of individual results, but is used by insurers to measure risk according to predictable averages.

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"I was fine, and then got your empty email message. Thanks, for nothing."

Nope. It's men that pay the price, literally and judicially, the most often.

We know that the responsibility for a woman cheating is often put under the heading of "...husband isn't sating my needs.." and the truth or falsity of the matter doesn't carry much weight in the legal system. She can cheat, and still rake in the house, kids, alimony, child support, etc. Not always, but often enough that it is a fact of life.

That's why I wondered if there is a "How To" manual for women who cheat, since the dynamics are quite different than for men.

An old cowboy/engineer professor, in college, instructed classes on manual drafting and also in mechanical design and computer design. His partner, a civil engineer/professor, was similarly cautious about reliance upon computers alone. Being the eldest student (I was 39), the two professors and I compared slide rules and other old-fashioned tools. Young students mostly scoffed about such things, but these men owned/operated businesses. They told the students that a single blast of solar radiation could ruin the whole electronic society, and that competency with manual tools needed to be proven before a job interview would be granted. I can only hope that the Dean of Faculty continues to recruit wise people as professors.