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None. I have eaten quite a lot of sausages to compensate though.
Cough! (gay) cough!

Not that there's anything wrong with that...

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Old Apr 08, 2012, 09:51 AM
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None.

I have eaten quite a lot of sausages to compensate though.
Well, how do you expect to date if you won't ask anyone out?

You can't complain that no woman will have you if you never even approach any women. That's ridiculous. It's like complaining about why you don't have a job when you haven't sent your resume anywhere.

Hell, I'm a young, attractive woman in her early 20s, with big tits and a skinny waist, and I still had to use online dating and make a real effort in order to find a boyfriend. Relationships don't just fall into your lap. You have to approach people to find one.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 10:18 AM
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Cough! (gay) cough!

Not that there's anything wrong with that...
I suppose I set myself up for that.

No, I'm not gay, and I won't report you for homophobia.

Or racism.

For the benefit of the chronically humourless, this was a humorous comment (at least to me), and is not supposed to be taken seriously.


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Well, how do you expect to date if you won't ask anyone out?

You can't complain that no woman will have you if you never even approach any women. That's ridiculous. It's like complaining about why you don't have a job when you haven't sent your resume anywhere.

Hell, I'm a young, attractive woman in her early 20s, with big tits and a skinny waist, and I still had to use online dating and make a real effort in order to find a boyfriend. Relationships don't just fall into your lap. You have to approach people to find one.

I had a brief relationship with a girl just over a year ago. I knew she was a bit suspect from the outset, had many problems, and was a huge gamble. I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt, only to discover that she was a phony and deceitful person who was attempting to use me as a stepping stone.

I'll spare the details, suffice to say it has knocked my confidence, as even though I knew she was a huge gamble, she played the "nice girl" very convincingly, and for a short time I think I may have fallen for her.

Painful experience, and one which I have no desire to repeat.

Btw, I think large breasts are beautiful. I would like to say more on this subject as I've been a big tit fan all my life, but have been advised that crude, vulgar, sexual comments are not suitable for this site.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 10:25 AM
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[QUOTE=Serotonin;2308541 A sausage loving lady who's bald, has a big nose, two chins, crooked teeth, and pot belly are not always easy to find, but I'm not going to give up trying.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 10:25 AM
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I had a brief relationship with a girl just over a year ago. I knew she was a bit suspect from the outset, had many problems, and was a huge gamble. I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt, only to discover that she was a phony and deceitful person who was attempting to use me as a stepping stone.

I'll spare the details, suffice to say it has knocked my confidence, as even though I knew she was a huge gamble, she played the "nice girl" very convincingly, and for a short time I think I may have fallen for her.

Painful experience, and one which I have no desire to repeat.
You need to use common sense when dating. If you rate yourself a '5' and suddenly this gorgeous supermodel of a woman is all over you, you need to ask yourself what's going on. Generally people date others who are at a similar level of attractiveness as themselves. There are exceptions, of course. But trust your gut. If something seems 'too good to be true' it probably is.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 10:59 AM
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You need to use common sense when dating. If you rate yourself a '5' and suddenly this gorgeous supermodel of a woman is all over you, you need to ask yourself what's going on. Generally people date others who are at a similar level of attractiveness as themselves. There are exceptions, of course. But trust your gut. If something seems 'too good to be true' it probably is.
I'm a very firm believer in trusting one's intuition and going with one's instincts, and I'll be honest; my intuition and instincts were telling me to not get involved with her, but my heart was telling me something different ie. to give the girl a chance, and I did.

Have you ever played snooker or pool, and you know that just before you hit the white ball that you are not going to pot the contact ball, but you go ahead anyway and miss the shot? Well that's basically what happened.

I knew that I was making a huge mistake but couldn't stop myself, and went ahead and allowed myself to make that mistake and suffered the consequences.

The inherent irrationality of the human mind ..

Btw, she wasn't that good looking, but she was by no means unattractive either.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 11:07 AM
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I'm a very firm believer in trusting one's intuition and going with one's instincts, and I'll be honest; my intuition and instincts were telling me to not get involved with her, but my heart was telling me something different ie. to give the girl a chance, and I did.

Have you ever played snooker or pool, and you know that just before you hit the white ball that you are not going to pot the contact ball, but you go ahead anyway and miss the shot? Well that's basically what happened.

I knew that I was making a huge mistake but couldn't stop myself, and went ahead and allowed myself to make that mistake and suffered the consequences.

The inherent irrationality of the human mind ..

Btw, she wasn't that good looking, but she was by no means unattractive either.
Well, you got hurt. Now learn from your mistakes. Practically everyone who has ever dated has been hurt at some point. I've had my heart broken several times. Didn't stop me from getting back out there and trying again.

Would you rather be lonely and bitter the rest of your life?

Dating takes practice and skill just like everything else. The more you do it, the better you get at it. Chalk up your past experience as a lesson learned, and get back out there.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 11:16 AM
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I knew that I was making a huge mistake but couldn't stop myself, and went ahead and allowed myself to make that mistake and suffered the consequences. The inherent irrationality of the human mind ..
This sounds like repetition compulsion (been there done that made a quilt out of the t-shirts) - was your therapist on an extended vacation, or were you just not listening? Isn't it his job to point out when you're succumbing to "inherent irrationality"? isn't that just a fancy way of saying you effed up again and you need a therapist other than yourself?
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Well, you got hurt. Now learn from your mistakes. Practically everyone who has ever dated has been hurt at some point. I've had my heart broken several times. Didn't stop me from getting back out there and trying again.

Would you rather be lonely and bitter the rest of your life?

Dating takes practice and skill just like everything else. The more you do it, the better you get at it. Chalk up your past experience as a lesson learned, and get back out there.
I have and I will, just as soon as I lose some weight, grow some hair, get a nose job, undergo some cosmetic dentistry, and take a shower.

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This sounds like repetition compulsion (been there done that made a quilt out of the t-shirts) - was your therapist on an extended vacation, or were you just not listening? Isn't it his job to point out when you're succumbing to "inherent irrationality"? isn't that just a fancy way of saying you effed up again and you need a therapist other than yourself?
I recognise that I made a mistake, but I don't need a therapist to confirm that.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 12:25 PM
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I recognise that I made a mistake, but I don't need a therapist to confirm that.
not to confirm - to fix what's broken, to fill in what's missing, to spackle the dented parts so you don't fall again. so the same stupid stuff doesn't come out of your mouth again that messes up your chances with the types you want to be with. if you can get all that stupid embarrassing stuff out with T, you'll be less susceptible to what happened last year. what do you think happens in therapy? you have great iq, maybe not so great eq? were you the apple of mummy's eye or not so much?
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 12:29 PM
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I have and I will, just as soon as I lose some weight, grow some hair, get a nose job, undergo some cosmetic dentistry, and take a shower.
Or why don't you just ask out women who are in the same physical league as you? You know, the overweight women with bad teeth and big noses? There are plenty of those around.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 01:34 PM
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not to confirm - to fix what's broken, to fill in what's missing, to spackle the dented parts so you don't fall again. so the same stupid stuff doesn't come out of your mouth again that messes up your chances with the types you want to be with. if you can get all that stupid embarrassing stuff out with T, you'll be less susceptible to what happened last year. what do you think happens in therapy? you have great iq, maybe not so great eq? were you the apple of mummy's eye or not so much?
I am not broken. There is nothing missing. No stupid stuff came out of my mouth. I do not need a therapist. You surmise and assume too much, and don't attempt to play the armchair therapist with me, I do not need therapy. If I did I would be in therapy. Not everyone needs a therapist for their personal relationship issues, some people are actually capable of sorting out their personal stuff themselves.

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Or why don't you just ask out women who are in the same physical league as you? You know, the overweight women with bad teeth and big noses? There are plenty of those around.
Oh you've just descended a rung on the ladder of my personal estimation. Despite all of the above, I'm actually not an ugly guy. Believe it or not.
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I am not broken. There is nothing missing. No stupid stuff came out of my mouth. I do not need a therapist. You surmise and assume too much, and don't attempt to play the armchair therapist with me, I do not need therapy. If I did I would be in therapy. Not everyone needs a therapist for their personal relationship issues, some people are actually capable of sorting out their personal stuff themselves.


Oh you've just descended a rung on the ladder of my personal estimation. Despite all of the above, I'm actually not an ugly guy. Believe it or not.
I didn't say you're ugly, and I didn't say you should go after ugly women. You described yourself as being overweight, having a big nose, and crooked teeth. So why not look for a woman with the same, or similar traits?
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 01:54 PM
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You surmise... too much
I'll take that as a compliment
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I didn't say you're ugly, and I didn't say you should go after ugly women. You described yourself as being overweight, having a big nose, and crooked teeth. So why not look for a woman with the same, or similar traits?
Because she would be too like me, and I don't want to go out with someone so similar? Opposites attract and all of that malarkey? You know ..
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Opposites attract and all of that malarkey?
Yeah, that's... a myth...

What are you looking for in a partner?
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Because she would be too like me, and I don't want to go out with someone so similar? Opposites attract and all of that malarkey? You know ..
lol, not when it comes to looks!
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Yeah, that's... a myth...

What are you looking for in a partner?
Oh you know, nice personality, large breasts, preferably a non-sociopath ...
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Oh you know, nice personality, large breasts, preferably a non-sociopath ...
heh, that rules me out then.
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be serious. I have never known a woman who has large breasts to ALSO be required to have a nice personality. I submit it's disingenuous of you to order your preferences thusly. that is to say, liar liar pants on fire i'm not so sure it's possible to grow a nice personality when one has been given socially desirable physical attributes, because your personality is ignored, it doesn't get responded to, it becomes a neglected ghost child, you're not taken seriously. Look at Erin Andrews.

Okay, stop looking now...
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be serious. I have never known a woman who has large breasts to ALSO be required to have a nice personality. I submit it's disingenuous of you to order your preferences thusly. that is to say, liar liar pants on fire i'm not so sure it's possible to grow a nice personality when one has been given socially desirable physical attributes, because your personality is ignored, it doesn't get responded to, it becomes a neglected ghost child, you're not taken seriously. Look at Erin Andrews.

Okay, stop looking now...
This is untrue for those of us who were ugly ducklings in high school, and blossomed afterward.
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Old Apr 08, 2012, 04:14 PM
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This is untrue for those of us who were ugly ducklings in high school, and blossomed afterward.
Interesting allusion - last time I went to church on Easter, it was the children's mass, and they told the story of the ugly duckling. I totally fell apart.
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be serious. I have never known a woman who has large breasts to ALSO be required to have a nice personality. I submit it's disingenuous of you to order your preferences thusly. that is to say, liar liar pants on fire i'm not so sure it's possible to grow a nice personality when one has been given socially desirable physical attributes, because your personality is ignored, it doesn't get responded to, it becomes a neglected ghost child, you're not taken seriously. Look at Erin Andrews.

Okay, stop looking now...
You could be bluffing, if not, I would like to ask a simple question about your large breasts, but fear it may be construed as vulgar, crude, and distasteful, so shall tactfully refrain.




What size are they?
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What size are they?
Double A!!! as she huffed off indignantly, not bouncing at all, her charming personality and virginity still intact...
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You could be bluffing, if not, I would like to ask a simple question about your large breasts, but fear it may be construed as vulgar, crude, and distasteful, so shall tactfully refrain.




What size are they?
I know you didn't ask me, but I'm a 34DD.
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