I just want to see him try to get into my VS bra and panty.

*gets camera ready*

Sex, in my opinion, is the physical manifestation of a deep sense of passion toward someone you love. Whether that is yourself, or another, it is still born as an intense need to bring to life - through physical actions - that inner passion.

Given I believe that passion [which is different than lust] is born through having a spirtual connection with your higher power/God, which has created a strong sense of Faith... I don't think you can separate your need/desire for sex from your spirtual life.

They are two very important pieces of a whole.

Yes, I have A Butt - don't need more.. the one I have is just fine like it is.

Reversed? As in, go backwards? Uh, no thanks. I worked darn hard to get where I am - not going backward. No do-overs for this lady!

Promises, Promises!!

Top 5 worst OS:
1. MS Windows Vista
2. MS Windows Vista
3. MS Windows Vista
4. MS Windows Vista
5. MS Windows Vista

But... do you hit what you've aimed at?!

mmmm.. belly dancing.

Nice beat.

Of course it wouldn't be easy - is anything with parenthood EVER easy?! That is why being a true, loving parent is about selflessness - putting aside ones own needs for making sure the child's needs are taken care of.

Personally, I couldn't do it. I would move hell and high water to provide what was in the best interest of my child; however, not all mothers-to-be have that amount of strength and wherewithall. 'Tis better they are realistic with what they can and can not do over the long haul - and give their child the best possibility for a happy, healthy life. Sometimes, that might mean adoption.

Agreed - with or without, use appropriate upkeep methods.

I thought it was supposed to be a display of your talent..

conga drums, 'eh? hmm
[ponders if the beat would allow for some expresive dancing..]

I did!

Uh, errr..

I don't think my talent would be for public display - at least, not without getting arrested for.. well, graphic representation.

Thank you!

I agree with your philosophy in this matter - you need to love and be comfortable with yourself before you will have to fortitide to love and be comfortable with another person in your life.

What I have found, however, is that so many people do not know who they are. They have never taken the time, nor the effort, to strip away their outside masks and stand openly naked before the mirror of self reflection - honestly acknowleding their good, their bad, and their deep, dark, truths about themselves. Without this process of getting to KNOW who you are, there is little chance you will ever get to share the real you with anyone - yourself, or another.

People seem to prefer the easy way out... telling themselves and the people in their lives what they think they want to know or hear - without true authenticity in thought and actions, strong relationships are nothing but a fantasy.

If you reach this level of self understanding, there is nothing to fear - you can acknowledge that pain is a part of growth and has its place in life.

Such narrow-minded, judgmental ideologies could almost be used as justification for genetic gene pool cleansing...

...seems there should be SOME criteria for determining which genetic attributes get passed along to future generations.

Goodness knows, we have processes in place that determine who is competent to drive a car... who is qualified to teach our children in the school... which individuals are licensed to carry weapons...

You would think we could come up with a set of criteria as to who is allowed to create a human being in this world. Want to indiscriminately spread your legs/seed? Go for it.. just don't sentence an innocent child into a lifetime of narrow-minded, judgmental ideologies that the rest of humanity has to deal with.

Amen!

Eyes that change color [mine change gold/brown/green, depending upon my mood] are considered hazel.. also, [according to the genetic research] eye color changes with age - sometimes darkening, sometimes lightening.

Like most things in life - eye color is not static over ones lifetime.

I suppose it depends upon your definition of "meeting someone" - I wasn't thinking in the literal term.. :-)

Ever spent a great deal of effort to create something for someone - be it a meal, a letter, an ambiance - to have them not show any appreciation for the effort? In fact, they behave as if it is expected....

It teaches one to enjoy life's passionate endeavors for the pure joy of the doing, and not for what what someone else might think.

You are most correct - in the big picture, it is the perception that counts, not the minutia of the moment.

1. Book Stores - I love to read...
2. Motorcycle Charity Events - A common interest, for a good cause...
3. Web Site Forums - Gets inside perspective of their thoughts, without risk...

Commonalities. :-)