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No i couldnt tell that you found my FB page. I did look...my smart phone isnt always so smart. Is there something that i missed?
The comment i made to the delightful doctor was pure sarcasm on my part, and it indeed showed that if I wanted to work on his team i had to do what the rest were doing, and i just didnt see or hear about him being "that" good. As far as the general gossip, I didnt want to be on that list by any means. His comment I thought was rather a pale attempt at an insult and my response was indeed an insult.
I have had requests for FWB and have turned them down. I do my best to learn from situations in life, and that at times no matter the "agreement", the situation changes, and peoples emotions are chaotic in the begining, and become more so when attachment is involved, so I choose not to become entangled in situations that could be harmful, just as you choose to do. We just do it in different ways as does everyone else. I have no expectations in relationships and like to keep things simple, and healthy.But for some FWB it is an effective solution, for others it is not a place they can go.
I do remember Sharon Stones comment about that. Not that i have the desire to make that change as i do enjoy going out and having fun with the guys. I really enjoy the Indoor Go-Cart racing and skiing, and if the snow keeps up, I will soon be in heaven.
My hair is untouched by all means. Has not been cut since 1993, and nothing chemical touches it. It is my mantra.
Thank you for being engaging, that is a trait that is sorely missed within todays communication. Most people do not see life as an adventure, and the work needed to accomplish things is a labor of love.
Respectfully, Cousin It...LOLView Thread

Oh by the way...when I worked in the OR I was asked by a dr if I wanted to "play"...I said "play what...a game of chess?" He explained what he meant and I said "No" he asked if I was a lesbian( I had 3 boys at the time)...I told him I was not but if he was the alternative choice I would gladly convert...I just didnt want to be on his long list and all the nurses and staff made jokes about him and his affairs...needless to say I lost my job the next day on his team. I am pretty (Creek Indian and Scottish/Saxon ancestory)...interesting cross...long honey blond hair witb streaks of auburn and brown green eyesbut I guess that attention never made me feel pretty.View Thread




Communication is a key to everything. Sex, Pleasure, and Attention from the opposite sex is all we crave. Friends With Benefits was invented by man so they can have fun and not get involved with a committed relationship. If you are involved in a FWB arrangement and you are asking yourself, Is he using me for sex? Hell yes he is using you for sex. Get your head out of your posterior side! Some good advice about FWB which also can be used in everyday relationships would be if you are going to be in FWB arrangement you have to be honest with yourself, your partner, have rules, and communicate. However, If you begin to fall for your FWB and you decide to tell your partner, be prepared to lose your FWB status and possibly a friend.Enter a FWB arrangement only if you can agree to keep it a sexual relationship. If the two of you have mutual friends, you should agree to keep it a secret. If you feel you are becoming jealous, than you need to end your FWB agreement.Keep in mind that a FWB arrangement can work under the right circumstances. However, when you mix sex, pleasure, intimacy, romance, and feelings together, in the end someone is heartbroken. AND if you are a person that goes through life seeking the relief of an orgasm from multiple people then their might not be much to you and most anyone could walk across your waters and not get the hem of their pants wet.
I have experienced many things in my life from what it feels like to be a FWB, to having an unfaithful husband,to learning what it takes to be complete and happy. Work on completing yourself and being happy with who you are as a human being before thinking you need someone else to complete your life. Expectations are the greatest source of disappointments, in ourselves and others. We are in intelligent, capable human beings that are far past our knuckle dragging days. We make choices based on our own self esteem. We are responsible for our choices and the positive and negative effects they have. Mostly we need to learn to be positive towards ourselves and provide that enviroment within which to grow.View Thread
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