Couch 248: Curiouser and Curiouser

unaluna · Today at 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by comrademoomoo

I am lucky in this respect because I always do everything perfectly.

So do i! I once had a Russian working for me who told me i was always right. His name was Vladimir. You cant argue with that, they are a very serious people.

unaluna · Today at 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Lemoncake

Picturing you with a motorcycle now.

LOL i was just thinking about wearing earrings! How one's view of daring changes with old age!

unaluna · Today at 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Jersey 4

I think we all at times crave being told we did everything perfectly.

Yes i think even if t DOES agree with you, its kinda his job to urge you to deal with what is actually in front of you - something that disagrees with you. You are seeing him, not your h. So he needs to help you deal with your h, who we can assume is the fixed (ie unmoving) point. As a representative of the rest of the frustrating world. His job is not to keep the world from frustrating you - it always will. If only he could! Even stopdog would love that t!

Lemoncake · Today at 01:38 PM

New rumour about me, I heard from the family grapevine. Apparently I secretly got married that’s why I don’t come to visit.

I was this on a phone call today with my mother today. I ordered bowls for her. They sent the wrong ones. The company arranged for a courier to come collect them from the house and my father was shouting at me in the background which made me cry. It triggered huge self harm feelings which I haven’t felt for donkey years. All he would have to do would be to seal bowls in the box them came and hand them over.

The reason I don’t go home to visit when I’ve had multiple chances to do so, is because I’ve never felt it to be a home. I don’t want myself esteem to be chipped down even further than it already is.

Lemoncake · Today at 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by unaluna

LOL i was just thinking about wearing earrings! How one's view of daring changes with old age!

Hope you do it Una O.

Lemoncake · Today at 01:41 PM

Also welcome back Echoes!

atisketatasket · Today at 02:15 PM

I couldn’t really contribute to the shampoo discussion, so here’s a gym fashion note for you:

1. Those Under Armour Freedom tees are really popular.
2. Pastel workout wear is a growing trend among men.
3. Women’s shorty shorts have been adopted by men, but instead of emphasizing the rear booty as in women, they emphasize the front…I really don’t know where to look sometimes.

stopdog · Today at 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by atisketatasket

I couldn’t really contribute to the shampoo discussion, so here’s a gym fashion note for you:

1. Those Under Armour Freedom tees are really popular.
2. Pastel workout wear is a growing trend among men.
3. Women’s shorty shorts have been adopted by men, but instead of emphasizing the rear booty as in women, they emphasize the front…I really don’t know where to look sometimes.

I don't use shampoo at all - haven't done so for the last 25 yrs or so - my hair is much happier without it -but I did not have great hair to begin with.

1. don't know what those are but I do like my under armour wind shirts
2. I just thought my gaydar was off for men
3. ugh - my imagination eyes are creeped out

stopdog · Today at 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by unaluna

LOL i was just thinking about wearing earrings! How one's view of daring changes with old age!

Yes - my mid-life crisis vehicle was a van. My old age crisis is an rv

unaluna · Today at 03:56 PM

I do not like capri leggings on men. Usually mens legs are waaaay too skinny, and idk it just gives bathrobe vibes, doesnt it? Nobody wants to see that in public.

Jersey 4 · Today at 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by atisketatasket

I couldn’t really contribute to the shampoo discussion, so here’s a gym fashion note for you:

1. Those Under Armour Freedom tees are really popular.
2. Pastel workout wear is a growing trend among men.
3. Women’s shorty shorts have been adopted by men, but instead of emphasizing the rear booty as in women, they emphasize the front…I really don’t know where to look sometimes.

2. No.
3. Definitely No.

Jersey 4 · Today at 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by unaluna

I do not like capri leggings on men. Usually mens legs are waaaay too skinny, and idk it just gives bathrobe vibes, doesnt it? Nobody wants to see that in public.

I just looked up men capri pants because I do know that men wear shorts down to the knee usually or just slightly below the knee so I wanted to see the difference in length. I agree. Nobody wants to bathrobe length in public on men

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