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I drove this person when I was a Chauffeur
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I ain’t bringing strange men into my bedroom. That’s what separates me from the trash.
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Oh. I thought Queen Flea was previously married, got divorced and recently re-married last year or 2.
That's how I interprested her posts at SG.
Cuz she wrote all these threads/posts about gettin' married.
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Yeah you may as well not bother with ignore if you aren't going to do it.
Yes I sure the fuck talking shit about YOU and your endless hypocrisy.
Now let's hear how it's fine for you talk shit about me nearly everyday but now that I'm handing it back the pearls are gonna get clutched. You sure get uppity when your own sanctimony gets turned on you and its amusing lol.
Why the fuck would I "talk shit" about a guy I don't even know? Why would you waste time caring? Lol.
Grow up, Flea.
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Yes!
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Well...no need ta git upset, Queen Flea. It was unclear ta me.
So then did you have 2nd marriage ceremony recently?
That's what I seemed like.
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No it doesn't.
You are not better than anyone. Maybe work on yourself as a person so you dont feel the need to make an ass of yourself (lol) judging others by hypocritical standards.
Perhaps instead of cyber flirting and efucking 3/4s of the male population I prefer to pick one and and sample it. I dont see how that's a problem
My spouse can log in and hang here if he wants. I dont lie and hide things. That's what separates women from girls. I dont have to "protect him"(meaning protect myself, right?) from any of my behavior. You are not the judge of anyones marriage or sexual choices and you haven't been anywhere pure enough to fake it.
Just sayin.
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Am I wrong tho?
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SHe is fucking drop dead ugly....when she came to Vancouver for a concert:
so I was surprised to see her on the cover of Elle Magazine.
At the time she was immaculately dressed for a recording/photo shoot.
Her manners were impeccable and she was very poised.
If it were Uber I'd kick her out of my BMW
Actually Bigly, I've noticed that the standards have fallen in recent decades.
Models that used to grace the covers of the most prestigious women's magazines used ta look like this:
...now look like this:
As the population puts on weight, so have the models, eh?
Oh well, beauty's in the eye of the beholder I s'ppose.
Doesn't Marilyn Monroe kinda contradict that premise?
Is it the population putting on weight or was it maybe unrealistic and unhealthy body standards that are changing more to reflect the natural beauty of real women?
Sure. In the 1950's Monroe was a size 6 and later a size 8. That was considered plus sized back then. I wonder what we consider plus sized now?
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SHe is fucking drop dead ugly....when she came to Vancouver for a concert:
so I was surprised to see her on the cover of Elle Magazine.
At the time she was immaculately dressed for a recording/photo shoot.
Her manners were impeccable and she was very poised.
If it were Uber I'd kick her out of my BMW
Actually Bigly, I've noticed that the standards have fallen in recent decades.
Models that used to grace the covers of the most prestigious women's magazines used ta look like this:
...now look like this:
As the population puts on weight, so have the models, eh?
Oh well, beauty's in the eye of the beholder I s'ppose.
Doesn't Marilyn Monroe kinda contradict that premise?
Is it the population putting on weight or was it maybe unrealistic and unhealthy body standards that are changing more to reflect the natural beauty of real women?
Sure. In the 1950's Monroe was a size 6 and later a size 8. That was considered plus sized back then. I wonder what we consider plus sized now?
12? 14? 16? 18...AND UP?
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She headed into an oven or something?
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Motherfucker ! I just spit out my guacamole
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Realizing and accepting that you aren't better than others, not comparing yourself to others or your marriage to someone else's and having an authentic and humble mindset typically lifts off a lot weight and negativity and helps one better appreciate their reality and those in it.
Life isnt a contest but more a journey.
That's what makes the "flamers" such easy targets to offend. They are invested in appearances and suffer a deep insecurity that causes them to self medicate it with a superiority complex. Only unhappy and dissatisfied people seek self worth in the perceived faults of others.
:)
Life isnt a contest but more a journey.
That's what makes the "flamers" such easy targets to offend. They are invested in appearances and suffer a deep insecurity that causes them to self medicate it with a superiority complex. Only unhappy and dissatisfied people seek self worth in the perceived faults of others.
:)
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I dunno about that, Dovey.
Often times it feels like a contest to survive 'n stay alive.
....who's the Last Person Standing, eh?
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I dunno about that, Dovey.
Often times it feels like a contest to survive 'n stay alive.
....who's the Last Person Standing, eh?
That really depends on your view. If you are self centered(and we all are on some level...its not an insult it's our nature) and driven by self it can really feel like you are in competition with others. One that you often lose because constantly comparing yourself to others is miserable. And it's never enough. And you can really start dehumanizing others. Its absolute poison.
But if you train yourself to be other centered(but not to the point of being a doormat or enabler) you have gentler more patient perspective. You have to be careful of those who mistake kindness and generosity as weakness to be taken advantage of.
Are you more focused on what you have? Because you'll never be satisfied. Or are you more focused on what you give and who you are?
If you are grateful for where you are and what you do have, and focus more on the spiritual side, you'll be a much happier and more at peace person. It's a journey and it means different things to everyone.
We all have our issues for sure.
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I dunno about that, Dovey.
Often times it feels like a contest to survive 'n stay alive.
....who's the Last Person Standing, eh?
That really depends on your view. If you are self centered(and we all are on some level...its not an insult it's our nature) and driven by self it can really feel like you are in competition with others. One that you often lose because constantly comparing yourself to others is miserable. And it's never enough.
But if you train yourself to be other centered(but not to the point of being a doormat or enabler) you have gentler more patient perspective. You have to be careful of those who mistake kindness and generosity as weakness to be taken advantage of.
Are you more focused on what you have? Because you'll never be satisfied. Or are you more focused on what you give and who you are?
If you are grateful for where you are and what you do have, and focus more on the spiritual side, you'll be a much happier and more at peace person. It's a journey and it means different things to everyone.
We all have our issues for sure.
Well, it must be hard for many American families now...not knowing if they'll have a roof over their head.
Given the economy, Survival must be on their minds these days.
SHe is fucking drop dead ugly....when she came to Vancouver for a concert:
so I was surprised to see her on the cover of Elle Magazine.
At the time she was immaculately dressed for a recording/photo shoot.
Her manners were impeccable and she was very poised.
If it were Uber I'd kick her out of my BMW
Actually Bigly, I've noticed that the standards have fallen in recent decades.
Models that used to grace the covers of the most prestigious women's magazines used ta look like this:
...now look like this:
As the population puts on weight, so have the models, eh?
Oh well, beauty's in the eye of the beholder I s'ppose.
Doesn't Marilyn Monroe kinda contradict that premise?
Is it the population putting on weight or was it maybe unrealistic and unhealthy body standards that are changing more to reflect the natural beauty of real women?
Sure. In the 1950's Monroe was a size 6 and later a size 8. That was considered plus sized back then. I wonder what we consider plus sized now?
She was not considered "plus sized." She was considered normal weight, rather than the more usual skinny actresses. SMH
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I dunno about that, Dovey.
Often times it feels like a contest to survive 'n stay alive.
....who's the Last Person Standing, eh?
That really depends on your view. If you are self centered(and we all are on some level...its not an insult it's our nature) and driven by self it can really feel like you are in competition with others. One that you often lose because constantly comparing yourself to others is miserable. And it's never enough.
But if you train yourself to be other centered(but not to the point of being a doormat or enabler) you have gentler more patient perspective. You have to be careful of those who mistake kindness and generosity as weakness to be taken advantage of.
Are you more focused on what you have? Because you'll never be satisfied. Or are you more focused on what you give and who you are?
If you are grateful for where you are and what you do have, and focus more on the spiritual side, you'll be a much happier and more at peace person. It's a journey and it means different things to everyone.
We all have our issues for sure.
Well, it must be hard for many American families now...not knowing if they'll have a roof over their head.
Given the economy, Survival must be on their minds these days.
Indeed.
See how things can be ripped away and entire lives can be destroyed and forever changed?
Gratitude is very valuable.
If only people didnt vote like assholes lol
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Fukin gap toofus bitch shoves a slice of gold between her teefus rather than get that gap fxd? NIGGER ALERT!
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SHe is fucking drop dead ugly....when she came to Vancouver for a concert:
so I was surprised to see her on the cover of Elle Magazine.
At the time she was immaculately dressed for a recording/photo shoot.
Her manners were impeccable and she was very poised.
If it were Uber I'd kick her out of my BMW
Actually Bigly, I've noticed that the standards have fallen in recent decades.
Models that used to grace the covers of the most prestigious women's magazines used ta look like this:
...now look like this:
As the population puts on weight, so have the models, eh?
Oh well, beauty's in the eye of the beholder I s'ppose.
Doesn't Marilyn Monroe kinda contradict that premise?
Is it the population putting on weight or was it maybe unrealistic and unhealthy body standards that are changing more to reflect the natural beauty of real women?
Sure. In the 1950's Monroe was a size 6 and later a size 8. That was considered plus sized back then. I wonder what we consider plus sized now?
She was not considered "plus sized." She was considered normal weight, rather than the more usual skinny actresses. SMH
You don't know what you are talking about, as usual.
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I dunno about that, Dovey.
Often times it feels like a contest to survive 'n stay alive.
....who's the Last Person Standing, eh?
That really depends on your view. If you are self centered(and we all are on some level...its not an insult it's our nature) and driven by self it can really feel like you are in competition with others. One that you often lose because constantly comparing yourself to others is miserable. And it's never enough. And you can really start dehumanizing others. Its absolute poison.
But if you train yourself to be other centered(but not to the point of being a doormat or enabler) you have gentler more patient perspective. You have to be careful of those who mistake kindness and generosity as weakness to be taken advantage of.
Are you more focused on what you have? Because you'll never be satisfied. Or are you more focused on what you give and who you are?
If you are grateful for where you are and what you do have, and focus more on the spiritual side, you'll be a much happier and more at peace person. It's a journey and it means different things to everyone.
We all have our issues for sure.
...except the competition isn't with or against other people this time.
It's against the Natural Elements/Nature...in this case the Pandemic/Virus rather against each other.
More like 'Survival of the Fittest'. That's what 'Natural Selection' is all about I suppose.
Oh well. I been thar before.
This is just another round inside the Boxing Ring against 'It'.
I feel in this 'Round' we're all fighters up against this Pandemic.
In that regard, unlike previous crises, we're all equal.
Tho I admit, those with families and kids must have it the toughest.
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I dunno about that, Dovey.
Often times it feels like a contest to survive 'n stay alive.
....who's the Last Person Standing, eh?
That really depends on your view. If you are self centered(and we all are on some level...its not an insult it's our nature) and driven by self it can really feel like you are in competition with others. One that you often lose because constantly comparing yourself to others is miserable. And it's never enough. And you can really start dehumanizing others. Its absolute poison.
But if you train yourself to be other centered(but not to the point of being a doormat or enabler) you have gentler more patient perspective. You have to be careful of those who mistake kindness and generosity as weakness to be taken advantage of.
Are you more focused on what you have? Because you'll never be satisfied. Or are you more focused on what you give and who you are?
If you are grateful for where you are and what you do have, and focus more on the spiritual side, you'll be a much happier and more at peace person. It's a journey and it means different things to everyone.
We all have our issues for sure.
...except the competition isn't with or against other people this time.
It's against the Natural Elements/Nature...in this case the Pandemic/Virus rather against each other.
More like 'Survival of the Fittest'. That's what 'Natural Selection' is all about I suppose.
Oh well. I been thar before.
This is just another round inside the Boxing Ring against 'It'.
I feel in this 'Round' we're all fighters up against this Pandemic.
In that regard, unlike previous crises, we're all equal.
Tho I admit, those with families and kids must have it the toughest.
Just make peace with nature. :) we will never "beat" it and we are part of it.
The aftermath is hard on a lot of people. Not just families.
I know the program I went through is so full they have a waitlist and a housing shortage. And their emergency center is very full. Its because of people losing their jobs, and a lot of people are relapsing.
:/
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She has me on ignore but I know she peeked at my post. lolyou can't help this bitch, she's convinced she's normal and smarter than everyone elseOK. Blaming the victim is a time honored conservative approach to the problem of being in a Stockholm Syndrome-type relationship. SMH.Nope
He's actually being accused by several women of being a psychopathic controller in relationships, and he basically admitted it.
And was he holding a gun to their head, making them stay? If someone is abusive, LEAVE.
Why I gotta be a con? I’m just telling it like it is. I’m so sick of this victim trend.
It's not a trend, though. It's fact of life that some people are victimizers and some people get victimized. Only difference now is people are talking about it. Talking about mental health issues in general is healthy. Hiding them away makes these kinds of toxic relationships more common and more difficult to get out of.
So tell us about your mental health issues, maybe we can help.
She's the stereotypical SJW snowflake to an absolute tee, anyone who she disagrees with she puts on ignore.
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Women seem to be a lot more flexible about their sexuality than most blokes are.
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