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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 11:54:12 AM   
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Ok this is kind of a biggie. (It's not the One question you're looking for sweetie, sorry.) Need help, though. I imight have to have dinner with ex husband ("the creature") tonight because of a dealio with the UMs. So. Do i dress down, try to look as crappy as possible, maybe some oversized sweat pants, Birkenstocks with socks, messy ponytail, no make up and a horizontal-stripped red/orange hoodie, with coffee stains on the boobage arear so i won't risk any danger of attracting his attention again? (Ew. i just threw up a lil bit in my mouth.) Or, do i dress up: my Victoria Secret wrap-around blouse (which, frankly doesn't really keep much a Secret), form-fitting-but-swirly-at -the bottom black skirt, black platform pumps and head--hair and face-- all "done" so that he can eat his stone-cold, lying, cheating, worthless slab of flesh he calls a heart out? I'm not bitter. 'k thanks!





Nothing deals a greater blow to a man's ego to see that "his woman" has totally gotten over him. So why even bother dressing to get a reaction? Why waste time thinking about how to look in front of him when you can think about how to look in front of the UMs?

If you're worried about how he'll react to your presence, then bring someone with you. It'll distract you while at the same time show him that he's not the center of attention for you.

But the main point I'm getting at is if you're over him then it's about how you act, not how you dress. You could wear any outfit you like and still exude an air of indifference.

Any thing else is just, well, petty.
And petty can be fun don't get me wrong (I am all about petty)...but pettiness in front of other people is questionable.

•••

On a personal note? The way you wrote your question? It sounds like you still have feelings for him. Just sayin...




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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 12:34:33 PM   
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This was a thoughtful response, thank you. Just to clarify:

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Nothing deals a greater blow to a man's ego to see that "his woman" has totally gotten over him. So why even bother dressing to get a reaction? Why waste time thinking about how to look in front of him when you can think about how to look in front of the UMs?

i'm so over him it's like "over and out." i just don't like spending time in his presence. The Ums are teenagers and therefore don't look at me. Or notice me.

quote:

If you're worried about how he'll react to your presence, then bring someone with you. It'll distract you while at the same time show him that he's not the center of attention for you.

i'm definitely not worried and he's not even peripheral for me...even the eyes in the back of my head don't give him attention.

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But the main point I'm getting at is if you're over him then it's about how you act, not how you dress. You could wear any outfit you like and still exude an air of indifference.
You're right. i think i'll just wear what i have on now and don that "air of indifference."

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Any thing else is just, well, petty.
And petty can be fun don't get me wrong (I am all about petty)...but pettiness in front of other people is questionable.

Cawm onnnn....if someone is petty in the forest, and no one else is around to see it, is it fun? That's why i'm sharing with you, Sweet!

•••

quote:

On a personal note? The way you wrote your question? It sounds like you still have feelings for him. Just sayin...
Right again! i do have many varied and complex feelings for him, mostly for how he treats the UMs. These are things like: destestation, enmity, hate, loathing, malice, odium, repugnance.

Oh. Did i mention he's a lawyer?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 1:56:03 PM   
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Oh. Did i mention he's a lawyer?


Did I mention I was a prince?

la la la la poo poo doo doo!

Keep the questions coming!

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 2:02:56 PM   
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Hello Jinger how goes your day thus far?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 2:04:04 PM   
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Jinger are you ever going to get over that fence?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 2:32:10 PM   
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Hello Jinger how goes your day thus far?





My day was not bad. Not thrilling, but not bad...which I appreciate.
Thankye!


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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 2:34:13 PM   
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Jinger are you ever going to get over that fence?


Maaaaan, I was over that fence two years ago!

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 2:46:33 PM   
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For some reason I keep expecting to see the half face from Home Improvement on the other side of the fence when I look at your picture.

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 6:02:17 PM   
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I would hate to have Wilson Wilson Wilson as a neighbor.

More questions! Mas! Mas!

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 7:36:51 PM   
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OK...

Why?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/24/2007 8:34:19 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: sappatoti

OK...

Why?
quote:

OK... Why?



Oh lord! The question I have been waiting to be asked!

That is the question, isn't it? Why? Why are you doing this, Jinger?

Ever since I made my presence known on the internet I have been invalidated by everyone I encounter at one point or another. I was invalidated because of my age, because of my experience, and on collarme, because I am just a submissive.
And if I wasn't invalidated then I was shrugged off as a pretentious brat, whiny, or just too energetic.

Mine is a tale shared by many! And I am here to prove to the world of collarme, that a young submissive can have as much wisdom as anyone else! I will bring to you through my answers undeniable evidence that someone like me can know exactly what they're talking about!

I'm not just a horny kid looking to masturbate to any pixilated bosum.
I've too much integrety to show off my webcam to anyone who asks.
I'm not picky, I'm selective, and I deny the joy of my service to any Dominant I see unfit.
I'm not inexperienced and I'm not opinionated, I know exactly what I'm talking about.
I am confident, but not an ass, I can be humble, willing and civil.
And I am nothing like carrot top or napolean dynamite!

Nay-sayers and skeptics beware, the self proclaimed prince of collarme has arrived!

...I also really like the attention!

Speaking of which I'd also like to add that I'm single, you know, while I have your attention. I'm a catch you know. A catch.

I'm going to bed now.
And I don't care if that wasn't the "why" you were asking about.
Goodnight!


Keep those questions rolling.

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/25/2007 9:05:50 AM   
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...hoo ha!

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 7:02:56 AM   
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Anything at all?
Anyone, anyone?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 7:27:17 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Jinger

quote:

Ok this is kind of a biggie. (It's not the One question you're looking for sweetie, sorry.) Need help, though. I imight have to have dinner with ex husband ("the creature") tonight because of a dealio with the UMs. So. Do i dress down, try to look as crappy as possible, maybe some oversized sweat pants, Birkenstocks with socks, messy ponytail, no make up and a horizontal-stripped red/orange hoodie, with coffee stains on the boobage arear so i won't risk any danger of attracting his attention again? (Ew. i just threw up a lil bit in my mouth.) Or, do i dress up: my Victoria Secret wrap-around blouse (which, frankly doesn't really keep much a Secret), form-fitting-but-swirly-at -the bottom black skirt, black platform pumps and head--hair and face-- all "done" so that he can eat his stone-cold, lying, cheating, worthless slab of flesh he calls a heart out? I'm not bitter. 'k thanks!





Nothing deals a greater blow to a man's ego to see that "his woman" has totally gotten over him. So why even bother dressing to get a reaction? Why waste time thinking about how to look in front of him when you can think about how to look in front of the UMs?

If you're worried about how he'll react to your presence, then bring someone with you. It'll distract you while at the same time show him that he's not the center of attention for you.

But the main point I'm getting at is if you're over him then it's about how you act, not how you dress. You could wear any outfit you like and still exude an air of indifference.

Any thing else is just, well, petty.
And petty can be fun don't get me wrong (I am all about petty)...but pettiness in front of other people is questionable.

•••

On a personal note? The way you wrote your question? It sounds like you still have feelings for him. Just sayin...



This isnt directed at the poster- but just in general.  When a couple breaks up- if one cant move on- the I dont want her/him, but no one else can have her/him; is even more controlling.

Not that I never done that [cos I have]  In retrospect it seems pointless.

So Jinger, which corporation would you decharter?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 9:41:33 AM   
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So Jinger, which corporation would you decharter?


By decharter do you mean, undo? Destroy?

I'm just going to assume so for the sake of answering your question. Which is a tough one, by the way.

I think I would rid the America of the oil corporations.
Seriously, there is no reason at all why we can't use other fuels. And as it is right now we're killing the planet.
Until then I ride my bicycle everywhere!

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 10:31:42 AM   
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What about people with disabilities that can't bike?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 11:10:16 AM   
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What do you have planned for the weekend Jinger?

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 12:05:19 PM   
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What about people with disabilities that can't bike?


Actually, you'd be surprised how many people with disabilities there are that can in fact ride a bike. They make a lot of specialized bikes.
Gas would be limited to public transportation, which would be cheap as hell.
There would be vehicles for those that truly needed them of course...but there would be bikes for everyone otherwise.

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 12:07:09 PM   
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What do you have planned for the weekend Jinger?





No real plans at all apart from studying I'm afraid.
Though I will be dressing up as my wrestling persona once or twice, I think.

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RE: Ask me anything - 10/26/2007 2:15:18 PM   
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Study isn’t much fun unless you chose your subjects well.

Name of said wresting personal?

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