sublimelysensual -> RE: To be, or not to be a Brat? (8/7/2007 7:27:11 PM)
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: michaelOfGeorgia being unowned, i can get away with being a brat. hey, if i'm not gonna be onwed, why not enjoy myself? [sm=banana.gif][sm=mrpuffy.gif][sm=banana.gif][sm=mrpuffy.gif][sm=banana.gif][sm=mrpuffy.gif][sm=banana.gif][sm=mrpuffy.gif][sm=banana.gif] Without being offensive (or trying not to be)..potential Owners are judging you by your current behavior..if you're putting off a major brat vibe, They're not going to look at you and think "oh, he'll be different when I own him", they're thinking "Okay, I'm not dealing with that" and passing you right by. As always, that's not always the case, there are Some who like brats, but if it isn't who you want to be in a relationship, it probably isn't who you should be portraying outside of one. Just something to think about... To the OP: I'm with LA on this one, I can't stand brattiness, to me, it's an oxymoron in someone who's goal is (or is supposed to be) to make another person happy. Again, I realize there are exceptions, and if it makes people happy, go for it..just not my thing... -a
|
|
|
|