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Danemora -> RE: Married men (9/22/2016 9:19:41 PM)

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ORIGINAL: eJohn


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ORIGINAL: Danemora

So...

Are you OP's left or right sock?


Do you attack all the posters here? Or just the ones that talk over your head?


I tell you what...we'll ask someone who actually can talk over my head your question. I'm all about setting up a safe space for fragile types like yourself.






needlesandpins -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 2:35:51 AM)


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ORIGINAL: eJohn


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ORIGINAL: needlesandpins

And the likes of those bitches are the reason my son no longer has his family together. It's why he had to go through his final exams at school knowing his dad and I were finally splitting up, because some slack cow helped my husband destroy my relationship. So you can take your sanctimonious twaddle and stick it up your arse, your where your head is.

Needles


You should know that until you stop blaming things on other people and start taking responsibility for the part you played in your own problems, you'll be doomed to repeat them over and over.



So having read through the rest of the thread from here, you're the sock right? You see you post just like the OP with the same attitude, and misinformation.

Your attitude; spoken like a true cheat that can't take responsibility for their own actions. Always got to place the blame elsewhere. Well what you don't know about me, you sanctimonious git, is that I did take responsibility for what he deemed as my part the first time. However, he had nothing to pin on me after that!

I'm not going to take the blame for the fact that my ex chose to break his vows to me for a second time, fucked some cheap piece of cunt behind my back, and that as a so called friend she helped him wreck our family. NO couple is perfect, but I NEVER cheated on him before even though I had many opportunities to do so.

To that end you can stick your bullshit psycho-babble along with your misinformed STI crap.

Needles




NookieNotes -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 2:56:50 AM)


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ORIGINAL: MariaB

I love Ted Talks, I'm in the TT's group on FL and this is a recent one that was put up...

STI's aren't a consequence. They are inevitable. Ella Dawson

Some great responses on FL. I hope people on here will watch it.


Thank you for posting this. Very well done.





Svale -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 10:47:47 AM)

This women doesn't, unless I could meet her face to face and be sure it was ok.




OsideGirl -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 11:32:58 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Svale

This women doesn't, unless I could meet her face to face and be sure it was ok.

How about married and herpes?




LilJuly76 -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 12:14:31 PM)

Svale is replying to me but I have no clue what I said it's been awhile since I said anything in this thread.




ocl751 -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 12:17:45 PM)

a head ache is better than a suck fuck with either married men women to be sure be safe unless you are intotal control even then is risky buisness
first why does either need extra sex one or the other is a dud fuck




kiwisub22 -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 2:24:34 PM)

What??? This post gave me a headache trying to figure out what it meant. Punctuation is your friend!




cloverodella -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 2:33:27 PM)

If they did a fast reply on the 1st page of the thread, the last post on the page was yours. So I think it was to OP, not you.




LilJuly76 -> RE: Married men (9/23/2016 2:39:02 PM)

couldn't find where I last posted on it, went back to page 5 so who knows.




eJohn -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 5:04:05 AM)

Wow. So much rage and so many incorrect assumptions. I bet the guys are lined up down the block to ask you out on a date, aren't they?




LadyPact -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 6:07:31 AM)

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ORIGINAL: eJohn
Wow. So much rage and so many incorrect assumptions. I bet the guys are lined up down the block to ask you out on a date, aren't they?



Why are you so opposed?

Personally, I have no "rage" about certain people on the planet that I do not wish to engage. There are seven *billion* people on the planet. I'm not especially interested in being intimate with all of them

By the way, that dickish comment you made earlier about whatever she "did" to deserve to be cheated on? Just f^cked up from the ground up.





needlesandpins -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 7:18:52 AM)


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ORIGINAL: eJohn

Wow. So much rage and so many incorrect assumptions. I bet the guys are lined up down the block to ask you out on a date, aren't they?


Sweetheart, my response to you is no where near rage, and certainly no reflection of my actual character either, so you can quit with the attempted assassination because you're far off the mark. You don't know me at all, and if you did you'd know that I rarely ever lose my temper, but most certainly would not allow a keyboard snarler like yourself to raise my blood lol

As for your last comment; you'd need my ex, and my ex playmate to explain to you exactly what it was like for them to be by my side when out in public anywhere, and their experience of the amount of attention I get. My ex loved it. It made him feel great knowing he was my choice, even when we'd be out with a group of friends, and other guys would still come and ask me out. I'm not talking out in the scene, I'm talking vanilla life. My ex playmate, however, was not so happy about it all. He though it all very disrespectful to him, but did comment on my first visit to him in London that he'd never been with anyone that gained so much attention. Of course then there is my son who is sick of all his mates that tell him constantly that they'd just love to get me.

Personally though, I'm actually really happy on my own without all the drama that having men in my life over the last 24 years has brought. Some of us are actually strong enough, and whole enough all on our own to do that.

Needles




needlesandpins -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 7:25:45 AM)


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ORIGINAL: LadyPact

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ORIGINAL: eJohn
Wow. So much rage and so many incorrect assumptions. I bet the guys are lined up down the block to ask you out on a date, aren't they?



Why are you so opposed?

Personally, I have no "rage" about certain people on the planet that I do not wish to engage. There are seven *billion* people on the planet. I'm not especially interested in being intimate with all of them

By the way, that dickish comment you made earlier about whatever she "did" to deserve to be cheated on? Just f^cked up from the ground up.




Thank you, LP, [:)]

Needles




WhoreMods -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 7:34:11 AM)


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ORIGINAL: LadyPact

Why are you so opposed?

Personally, I have no "rage" about certain people on the planet that I do not wish to engage. There are seven *billion* people on the planet. I'm not especially interested in being intimate with all of them

By the way, that dickish comment you made earlier about whatever she "did" to deserve to be cheated on? Just f^cked up from the ground up.



Look at his profile: gay couple looking for a younger subby catamite. If he's not a sock and that description isn't just there to throw people off the scent, then he potentially has the arse with every female top or switch on the site, as they get first dibs on the majority of the male bottoms. Given that, his tantrum could well be projection and/or jealousy.
[:D]




cloudboy -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 9:35:37 AM)


I rue the day when I will have to be vetted. Oddly -- women seem to hate married men and cheaters. They hate married men b/c they'll never be "the one" and you can't have "taboo sex" and burning illicit love with a guy who has permission. Cheaters are hated worse than terrorists -- but Bill Clinton's high approval ratings hold out hope for hot-extra-marital action b/c his approval ratings skyrocketed after being impeached.

Men are completely different. They don't hate cheaters (so long as its not the spouse) and won't ask for vetting. Men generally think sex and intimacy are good whenever its offered to them..




cloudboy -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 9:41:59 AM)


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ORIGINAL: catize

Let's accept you are telling the truth about your spouse being OK with your extramarital fun. '
You need to realize that the 'other woman' gets the short end of the stick. Playtime will always be on your schedule, never hers. She can only call you when you say it's OK. She's not really a part of your life, she will be compartmentalized. What happens if your wife changes her mind?
It is a good chance the arrangement will turn into a train wreck.
Not many woman willing to put up with being second or on-the-side!


You know, secondary partners are not a bag of trash. As a longtime secondary partner myself -- I can say there's also a robust prosperity in limits and a secondary status. There's as much if not more risk with single individuals who might be unstable, selfish, or have any number of traits to end a relationship after you've become attached.




cloudboy -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 9:44:47 AM)


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ORIGINAL: MariaB

There is someone for everyone.



I love this kind of optimism!




LadyPact -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 6:03:58 PM)

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ORIGINAL: needlesandpins
Thank you, LP, [:)]

Needles

Always a pleasure.

~LP





littleclip -> RE: Married men (9/26/2016 7:24:40 PM)

there are married folks that one partner is kinky and allows the other to play, or even where both are kinky and can find other playmates. ladies tend to be more selective males more willing to settle. just my view on it. if all the intrested parties are up front and truthful have fun. my wife is not kinky but allows me to engage in bdsm with my owner she is not into it and has actuly said to me go see your mistress and get a beating and get your head back straight.
as far as socks i try not to encourage them they just multiply in the basket




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