HAHAHA!

Non-negotiable:

1. He cannot wear my stuff.
2. Must love dogs.
3. No lies.

I was involved with a married man when I was so very young and naive. Initially, he said he was single and when he thought I was deeply in love with him, he let me know he's married. I decided that I didn't want to start liking liars and I didn't see myself as a home wrecker. I kicked his lying *** out to the curb and never looked back.

Bacon. Happiness is bacon.

Your profile looks fine, and I think you're a swell guy.

Joining a dating site is like a fish swimming into a bigger pool.

Anyhoo, keep an open mind and welcome to Mingle. There will be no guarantees, mate. Good luck! :)

LDRs are okay in the beginning, or for getting to know a person. An effort should be made by both to actually meet, or all those promises that you made, of the moon, the stars, and everything in between is for naught.

Beautiful. :)

Salmon sashimi and Kani salad. Yum! :)

I understand where you're coming from. Any single picture can be interpreted in many different ways by a number of people. The thing is, we all have a different perspective due to our experiences.

And yes, you can put a woman in a turkey suit and someone will still say something perverted. Which is why I believe it's more important to make yourself happy than to worry on what someone else might think. If not, then we might as well delete everything.

I'm not saying that we should all do bikini selfies with horrendous duck faces. Ugh. What I'm saying is that I'd rather not discourage people to be more confident on how they look. I don't like it when people tell you what you should look like, tell you how to be...it's like being told that you do not own your body. Society does.

Maybe it's all a matter of how a picture was taken. Some pictures just screams, "LOOK AT MEEEE!!!" I find that utterly boring and obnoxious. It's like saying, this is all I have going for me. But some pictures tell a story, shares an experience of a person. And I believe it's a beautiful thing when someone is not ashamed to show people who they are.

We all try to display our assets, with the different pictures we upload. I don't think a bikini picture is any different. Actually, I think it's more honest than most. And last time I checked, honesty is the number one thing people look for online.

Then again, I might just be another native confused by logic.

Exactly. My point is that you should feel confident about your body, no matter what size. Being a woman is bloody difficult, because everyone seems hellbent to wreck our confidence. Even in our adult life, we're told on how we should dress up, how to look, and that's just bull.

Big bowl of ramen! :)

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Ruth! You look great! :)

We went to Nagoya, Japan. It's always an experience to immerse yourself in another place and culture. Next trip will be in Cambodia, we're going to visit temples and make wishes. :)

Happy Birthday! :)

Being confident about your body is, in my opinion, a good thing. The perverts and their emails will come, regardless. Haha. Good luck! :)

Yep! I liked that they did not 'overdo' anything in the movie and they relied more on creating atmosphere. Though, for a while, I thought they were going to towards the end, with Dagmar's family running amok. Ahaha.

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Yep! The first time I saw the basement, I loved it! Ahaha. That scene when the shadow first got into the periphery of the camera...Oooooh, I was at the edge of my seat. Loved it!

Hey, crazy guy, Happy Birthday. :)

I like the way you write. :)