ResidentWeevil2077

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I'm sure in the end there will be a light at the end of the tunnel - you needn't throw in the towel just yet, but have faith, and you'll see what a little patience can do.

I buy something that I can get my money's worth out of - something stylish but functional.

Wow... I thank you for gracing us all with this little article Dezi love. I'll keep it in mind when I look for things in my love interests. ;)

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beloved

Not for long... bump! :D

gentleman

No kidding... I like my guns, but I certainly would hate to say the wrong thing at "that time of the month"... yikes :ohmy:

I get frustrated over losing unsaved work on my computer if the power goes out. If I happen to lose something that isn't very important, I do tend to look for it - sometimes I'll find it when I least expect to. But if I lose a loved one, I shut down, become emotionless and detached from people, and keep myself locked away.

@Herculine Alright, I will too.

ban Herc for... I can't think of anything to ban her for :unsure:

LMAO, you made my night Herc! ;D And I agree you all are. I think the gaming industry - and anywhere else where men have mainly dominated the workforce for centuries - is better off with women than with men. And I'll gladly work alongside women any day. :happy:

Perhaps I shall then. I'll send what I have written so far, it's not much. Absolutely amazing artistry my dear. Your penmanship is exquisite, and highly arousing if I may be so honest. *wink* And see? Not a single "dirty" word! I'm utterly speechless... I've fallen madly in love with your writing and poetry. You deserve much more than the single kudos I gave you from before (unfortunately Dark0ne allows only one to be given per member...)

:woot: A "game" party is starting! Girls vs Boys! But two against one... No chances for us on the paper boys... But with "positive focussing"... Let me coach you my friend! (Lol) :biggrin: I welcome your insight my friend - I still have a lot to learn, I'm just a kid for crying out loud. :S The deal is not to win, but to play the best we can... with esteem... and fun! And we love to play! (This is still about video games, right?) I think... yes.. no, wait I'm sooooo confuzzledededed @.@!!! I think this thread will be closed soon... we're getting way off topic... :ermm:

Perhaps I shall then. I'll send what I have written so far, it's not much. Absolutely amazing artistry my dear. Your penmanship is exquisite, and highly arousing if I may be so honest. *wink*

You're quite welcome Fifoo. The story is actually much longer than this, but at this point it is far more explicit than the forum rules would allow... If I can manage to tone it down then I shall post more. Until then... You'll have to make up your own story. *shrugs*

:woot: A "game" party is starting! Girls vs Boys! But two against one... No chances for us on the paper boys... But with "positive focussing"... Let me coach you my friend! (Lol) :biggrin: I welcome your insight my friend - I still have a lot to learn, I'm just a kid for crying out loud. :S

Alright... You asked for it... If I get banned because of this, I'm blaming you Herc.... She was slowly taking off her sweater, and didn’t have anything underneath besides her bra. Her breasts jiggled a bit as she took her sweater off and lifted them up. She tossed her sweater aside and reached behind her back to her bra clasp, and unclipped her bra. I seen her breasts slightly droop as the support of her bra was no more, but they were still very firm from what I saw. I couldn’t help but notice her curves, and I also couldn’t help the fact I was getting very turned on. She turned around and my jaw almost hit the floor - she had rather large areolas, which were a slightly darker shade to the rest of her skin, and pinkish-red [CENSORED], which were clearly standing out, probably from the coolness of the air. She looked up and for a second our eyes met each other, and there was a connection that I never felt before. It was as if time stood still, and the world around me was as nothing. The moment was quickly dissipated as the flood of embarrassment washed over me and I felt my cheeks getting rather hot. I felt light-headed and didn’t know where to look other than away from Bethany. I hid my face for a couple minutes, trying to remove myself from the torrent of anxiety I felt - it was pure agonizing torment. I peeked slightly across to Bethany’s window - she wasn’t there. I started panicking again. A flood of thoughts rushed through my brain at a million miles a second - where did she go? What did I do? Am I screwed over? But one thought persisted - did I really see Bethany, the girl next door - and the woman of my dreams - without a thing covering her upper body? Did I really see Bethany’s breasts??? I was in utter disbelief, and I wondered if this was only a futile dream. But then I seen Bethany shyly peek out toward me. For a moment I was gratefully relieved, yet utterly frightened about what inevitably will come next - the reaction to her discovery of me being a peeping tom… This is the absolute last part of the story I'm posting - content is highly explicit for the forum and I won't risk being banned. Sorry...

*blush* I have feelings like everyone else, why hide them from people? And to answer your question... well, um... yes and no. Dezi, he might just be the one I'd fight you for! But then, something can be said for sharing as well... O.O Oh my... There's no need for fighting girls. Especially over me... I'm sure we can work something out... Personnaly, I wouldn't said that, as inequality is not ethically the finality of it. Inequality in general meaning leads to conflicts and then we are telling about quite the contrary: regression. In all domains of thought or existential facts, an evolution may be real when differences are the amplification factor which strives for new ideas. Change in ideas, development, evolution make humankind progress. Yeah... I realize now that I should have worded that differently. It should have been "without differences." Inequality does indeed lead to regression. It is difference that is important. Everyone should be equal, but different. Unfortunately, most girls nowadays see videogames and say, "Boring. Let's talk about something else, like fashion." Now, while this may sound sexist, it is unfortunately true. Heck, just the other day in school, a girl in front of me was talking with her boyfriend, and he brought up the subject of Pikmen. She was listening intently, until the words, "It's a video game" were uttered. She immediately said, "Ugh! Why is it that guys always talk about video games?" She then turned to her friend and started talking about fashion and clothes. That ^ is the stereotype that needs no be gotten rid of. To put it in simpler terms: Video Games + Boys = Awesome --> Video Games + Girls = Boring (the latter one needs to be fixed). However, this does not mean that all girls NEED to like video games. I know several guys that don't like video games. It all depends on how you are raised, and how the popular media affects you. This sounds like a case where the guy and girl are polar opposites - I don't know what the entire "opposites attract" thing is all about, but I wouldn't be with someone who liked everything I didn't. You're bound for constant conflict, which is definitely NOT healthy... I like that women are getting more into games now than ever before. It shouldn't be a gender-related issue as it's always been.

*blush* I have feelings like everyone else, why hide them from people? And to answer your question... well, um... yes and no.