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Fri 01/25/13 09:43 AM

Tall, short their all the same size when their laying on their back


I'm ganna say it....ready???

That is totally disrespectful.

Your opinion and mine together.

Isn't that nice? :smile:

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Fri 01/25/13 09:41 AM
Edited by mountainwatergirl on Fri 01/25/13 09:49 AM


Goof said,
"You asked if I provided everything for my household during any point in my life? Well, I do now cause I'm single. Lol. I was married, and she and I both worked and we provided for us."

I didn't think you'd catch that. lol So I will tell you.
If you have never provided everything for a female, then why do you need to feel superior? If she is also working and providing for the household, wouldn't you be equal? I know you don't have any problems with women and size, (there's a joke in there lol) , but you said that a man likes to feel superior. There is no need for that anymore in this day and age if a man isn't going to be the sole bread winner. Neither would be superior because of provision or gender.



Some men want to feel "more superior" than their mate. I don't think this is done out of disrespect. I feel it has to do with guys being...well guys. Lol. Some just feel that if they don't have a job that is a little bit more important than hers, then they have that alienated feeling that people look at them as not truly being a man. I know that's silly, but society is also very silly. Lol.

You are correct. My ex and I were equals in every sense. We both provided for our life together. We would discuss major decisions on big purchases, or savings, etc. However, she used to always tell me that I had the final call on it. I actually never liked this fact but she trusted me and wanted to not have that final say so. Lol. I didn't like balancing the checkbook and she was great at it. So she would do that. I took care of the yard, fixed things. She would make the house pretty (lol), and also would work on keeping things up too. We never had to worry about egos. So yeah, in that aspect, we worked well. She was also a bit shorter than me.....just saying. :tongue: laugh

Anyways...back on topic. She's got legs....she's knows how to use them.....



My opinion but, I think your first paragraph is very out dated and no longer makes any sense. I think you might be used to the old times and ways, and they don't go with how a lot of women want to be viewed today. Things have changed tons since our generation was a kid, and so that's why you can't explain why guys need to feel superior. Men really should think about shedding that and realize its just a leftover trait from older times when men provided everything and made all the decisions. It's not at all like that now. I think it went out the window sometime in the bra burning days, and has been slowly changing ever since. But hasn't come full circle with guys that share your opinion. Thanks for your post. Sounds like you and your ex had a good thing going...makes me wonder what happened...

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Thu 01/24/13 03:58 PM
Edited by mountainwatergirl on Thu 01/24/13 03:59 PM





Because it can make someone feel bad and rejected. It's not nice. I can also say, no old bald men...that's not nice. Now if I said no unemployed luffs...that's different...that is something someone CAN change. No one can change the color of their skin, and sometimes, can't control their weight. So what? You have to tell them to move on if you don't like that. Big deal! It's better than being rude. I won't even talk with someone that has a blog like that. Why would I date them? Seriously. It's about manners. It just shows that they don't care about anyone but what they want.


Whatsa matter with us old bald men? Our farts don't stink!


Nothing is wrong with any of you lol that's the point.
Everyone is beautiful in their own way.
Beauty is from within. No one will be satisfied with anyone until they learn that. Not just my opinion, everyone knows that.
I've seen tons of seemingly gorgeous men, turn ugly quick after becoming better acquainted. But I guess the shallow and rude don't care when they are only after what someone looks like. I say good luck with that to them. Never works very long.


but see there is your problem in a nutshell. we've probably all seen or known people who are to die for gorgeous that once you get to know them they turn out to have the ugliest insides and heart you have ever seen. so if someone wants to be shallow and rude and post something on a profile that says no white guys, girls, no black guys/girls, no overweight guys/girls, only sexy & petite women....let them post that, you shouldn't worry about them because you should know in your heart and mind that they will be the one who will eventually be disappointed not you. you were one of the lucky ones whose moma was raised them with with manners.


Thank you, my grandmother born in 1893 would be proud.
I guess I'm too old fashioned. I guess I need to learn to bury my head better, because so far, I cannot find tolerance or acceptance, to me, that's a cop out. Martin Luther King JR. didn't become who he was with the people by accepting and tolerating.
People need to hear, yes, I feel I can be a voice.

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Thu 01/24/13 03:40 PM



Because it can make someone feel bad and rejected. It's not nice. I can also say, no old bald men...that's not nice. Now if I said no unemployed luffs...that's different...that is something someone CAN change. No one can change the color of their skin, and sometimes, can't control their weight. So what? You have to tell them to move on if you don't like that. Big deal! It's better than being rude. I won't even talk with someone that has a blog like that. Why would I date them? Seriously. It's about manners. It just shows that they don't care about anyone but what they want.


Whatsa matter with us old bald men? Our farts don't stink!


Nothing is wrong with any of you lol that's the point.
Everyone is beautiful in their own way.
Beauty is from within. No one will be satisfied with anyone until they learn that. Not just my opinion, everyone knows that.
I've seen tons of seemingly gorgeous men, turn ugly quick after becoming better acquainted. But I guess the shallow and rude don't care when they are only after what someone looks like. I say good luck with that to them. Never works very long.

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Thu 01/24/13 03:31 PM
Edited by mountainwatergirl on Thu 01/24/13 03:36 PM
wow... I made fun of his online name... big deal... I've had the same thing happen to me and I didn't care. I was joking....

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Thu 01/24/13 02:48 PM

Your question is really no different than others personal questions. Yours is height, mine could be does she like silver hair? does she want someone with more money? does she think Im to old for her etc etc. Everyone has personal obstacles in life they worry about. I think if its real love than it will conquer all. I read your profile and your a very lovely woman, any man would be lucky to be with you. No worries and good luck.


not really...I think maybe you missed the point. Everyone goes grey... everyone has different degrees of money...everyone gets old...
Most women are NOT over 6 feet tall. I don't feel I was talking about height as being an obstacle. Just asking if it really does matter to enough men for me to stay away from shorter men or not. I had someone burn me with it after I thought it wasn't a problem. Guess you'd have to be a super tall woman to understand the meat in it all.

Thank you for your compliments flowerforyou

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Thu 01/24/13 02:30 PM


I would like to hear from all the dudes out there...
What do you really think of a woman that is taller than you?
(Don't worry...I won't be offended with your answers...if you've looked at my profile lol)


Everyone is the same height while lying in bed.


I've heard that somewhere before.... Ironic profile name you have there
spock

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Thu 01/24/13 02:28 PM
Edited by mountainwatergirl on Thu 01/24/13 02:32 PM
Goof said,
"You asked if I provided everything for my household during any point in my life? Well, I do now cause I'm single. Lol. I was married, and she and I both worked and we provided for us."

I didn't think you'd catch that. lol So I will tell you.
If you have never provided everything for a female, then why do you need to feel superior? If she is also working and providing for the household, wouldn't you be equal? I know you don't have any problems with women and size, (there's a joke in there lol) , but you said that a man likes to feel superior. There is no need for that anymore in this day and age if a man isn't going to be the sole bread winner. Neither would be superior because of provision or gender.

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Thu 01/24/13 01:44 PM

My mother died when I was 6. I was taught by society that you get no where in life when you get molly-coddled.


Perfect example of saying something by mistake.
My apologies about your mother, and using the mother example with someone that lost theirs.
There is truth in what you say about weakness. It can go too far.
There is a balance in the proper amount of strength and weakness.
But expressing love for others requires a softer heart, some might see as weak.

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Thu 01/24/13 01:16 PM

I know me and the fellas, back in the days we would hit the club looking for some hot azz, well...most of the fellas loved the ladies their height or shorter. Not too short. But then again, when you have a few shots in ya, the size starts to not matter. Lol. Anyways, it is true most guys like women who are shorter than them simply because the guy wants to feel superior. Not that he is such, he just wants to feel he is the dominant one in the relationship.

I dated a girl who was 6ft. She was beautiful, fun, and in no way did I feel inferior to her. She actually felt protected by me cause she knew I would protect her. She had a pretty good way of handling crap though, which is kind of hot to see in person. Lol. Yeah, I'm demented.
laugh


Question: and please don't be offended...
Did you provide everything for your household during any point in your life?
If not, why would you automatically want to feel like the dominant one?
Why would a guy need to feel superior over a woman?
Where are the benefits in this for her?

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Thu 01/24/13 12:38 PM


While it is usually said that True love conquers and forgives ALL :-) How far are you willing to forgive your partner?
INFINITELY or do you have some boundaries they dare never cross? :-)


If I was married, the boundary would be infidelity and He would have to go. I don't think you have Real love if you have to cheat.

A Man can not cheat on any woman, if he is not married to her.

People who date have no Real committment to each other. IMHO


wow....and wow again.... so true. Thanks for reminding me. I'd forgotten.

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Thu 01/24/13 12:37 PM

I'm happy to forgive anything.

But like RoamingOrator Once you break my trust it's gone.
and once the trust is gone the relationship is over.

So although I would forgive a parter i would not stay, i would just be a forgiving friend.


wow... WOW! I can relate completely.

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Thu 01/24/13 12:32 PM

Personally,

I think preferences can equal racism. (in some cases)
In many cases it's just a sugar coated with the word preference.
Each person has to judge their own heart.
My 2 cents....




I like your cents flowerforyou

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Thu 01/24/13 12:27 PM
Edited by mountainwatergirl on Thu 01/24/13 12:30 PM

It's a preference innit? Like someone preferring salt 'n' vinegar potato chips to just plain...should we be polite to the 'just plain' chips as we pass them by in favour of the salt 'n' vinegar? Excuse me plain chips...i don't mean to be rude, but i just prefer chips with a bit of flavour.

It only becomes a problem when somebody decides to make it one.




But we are not discussing salt and vinegar are we?
We are talking about someone's appearance.
That can, and usually is, a touchy subject far more important than salt and vinegar. You'd have to use another example.
Nobody feels bad after they find out someone likes salt and vinegar.

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Thu 01/24/13 12:25 PM


Well, Mingle used to be a fun forum. I now understand why a lot of people have left.



It's still fun bigsmile
but some topics are funnier than others! winking


Ah I like this woman. Cheers to you. You have a very short sweet way of saying things. I can learn from you. flowerforyou

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Thu 01/24/13 12:13 PM

Mine said no 20yr old leg humpers
did that stop the chats NNOOOO!!


exactly. lol it doesn't really stop much anyway.

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Thu 01/24/13 12:12 PM

I don't see the problem of stating what you want in a preference but I think people can be more tactful when stating it.


frustrated she said it way better than me.
and faster too....gawd...story of my life.

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Thu 01/24/13 11:52 AM

It is not uncommon for some to say what they are looking for on their profile. Why not be honest if they choose to be? No sense in giving some false pretense to those that may think they have a chance when they don't.

I have seen many state what they desire and commend them for it.. Even the ones that say they don't want full figured women hey I look I click right off their profile. Sure they don't have to say fat but some do it is how they see it... Skin color is no difference in what one prefers..

But then they may think it is rude for those that bring it to attention to others about their profile. Kind of like mocking them for what they desire... So what is rude to one may only be straight forward to another.. whoa JMO.....


If we all went around being "honest" all the time in everyday life....I'm not sure I could take it. We aren't 3 years old and telling our mommy her friend is fat because we don't know any better. Come on.
Like I said, I din't post this to learn something...I posted this to make people more aware that their likes and wants are fine and unique to them sure... but you don't have to be rude about it. Just tell someone to move on instead. I have to everyday. I have to tell men all the time to move on because of something I don't like about their appearance. I'm not going to shorten my work by being rude. No bald men. No old men. To me, that man will most likely be just fine about it and leave my profile unscathed...however, deep down inside, later on that day, he will think about how old he is getting and that he really does hate his shiny hairless scalp. I don't want to do that to someone to just save my time by filtering them out. NOT cool. Perhaps most people just don't think of things to this degree.
I don't feel I am being rude at all for bringing this person's blog to light. I didn't say "your blog completely sux" I like to give people something to think about. As you people have given me something to think about. I read your opinions, and have to disagree. It would be nice to have people care for one another in more ways and stop only thinking of themselves. This is what I see when I read a blog that singles out stuff like this. A rude, impatient, self centered person. That may be judgement, but we all need judgement to make decisions, but we don't NEED to be rude about it in all caps and exclamation points.

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Thu 01/24/13 11:21 AM


I just saw a profile on here that the first thing the blog said was
"White men only!" omg! Are ya sure? lol I mean geez. I'm going to say it, that is out right rude and unnecessary at all get out! lol
Why can't they just decline an invitation to talk if they don't want to date a black man? That would make me feel singled out and rejected for the color of my skin. Should my profile say No ASIANS?? It might as well to me. I think African Americans have been through enough and don't need to see that first thing on someone's profile. Rude rude rude. Take it down you. lol noway


laugh laugh laugh

Men Profiles say no over weight women and Asian women only. So, it is not that uncommon for people to put what they desire on their Profile. It maybe sound Rude to You, but if they desire that, why not put it on the profile. JMO


Because it can make someone feel bad and rejected. It's not nice. I can also say, no old bald men...that's not nice. Now if I said no unemployed luffs...that's different...that is something someone CAN change. No one can change the color of their skin, and sometimes, can't control their weight. So what? You have to tell them to move on if you don't like that. Big deal! It's better than being rude. I won't even talk with someone that has a blog like that. Why would I date them? Seriously. It's about manners. It just shows that they don't care about anyone but what they want.

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Thu 01/24/13 11:13 AM
Edited by mountainwatergirl on Thu 01/24/13 11:16 AM
Right? lol It really seems that as mothers laxed out (for whatever reason) on bringing up their boys with chivalry, we inherited another set of problems for women. What I've seen out there is that men don't even want to provide for women much anymore. Weird because this is what they were for. Protection and provision. I think the ones that don't think they should, really just can't. So they knock it down and say women are gold diggers etc. That's really not always it. Not with me and the women I know. Seems like women evolved into a man-woman position in life in that she has to do all her woman duties, and also provide for herself. Where did men fall off I don't know. But it sux. Don't get me wrong, I can take care of myself...but it wasn't ever expected until the 20th century. All we ask for is to be cherished in all the small ways, and it seems most men can't even do that.