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Tue 04/07/26 01:32 PM
This is Jenny from the Block

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Tue 04/07/26 01:21 PM



You spanked your son in front of his girlfriend's kids??? Which means he's an adult???
Read that again, it was MY girlfriend. My son was probably about 8 at the time and my girlfriend's kids were like 7 and 5 as I recall.

Ah, okay, my apologies!
It was the middle of the night (half past 1) so my brain must've been half asleep and I misread your story.
I still don't agree with spanking your kids though, nor with the bit that parenting should come with a bit of fear.
That's the old model from the time when people didn't know any better and weren't informed about consequences of their action and so on.
And in the olden days people often had a short temper because they were overworked, too tired and so on. Flogging at school etc. was also normal in those days.
But then people often worked 12-14 hours a day, 6 days a week. Quite logical they don't have time to be considerate then. They were dead tired. For me that was the generation of my grand-parents.
Over here that all changed during my parents' generation and certainly mine.
I vaguely recall being spanked once or twice by my dad but that was already odd and considered not-done.
But could be things are different over there. Different countries & cultures, and laws.


You mean a time when kids actually learned respect?

You mean a time where kids were kids and not your "friends"?

You mean a time where kids were not equals and therefore didn't question authority?

You mean a time where "because I said so" was a legitimate argument that was respected by kids? They didn't like it, but they respected it because they knew what was coming next.

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Tue 04/07/26 01:14 PM
Anyone wanna bet that the kids ain't his?

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Tue 04/07/26 01:00 PM
Edited by bobtail76 on Tue 04/07/26 01:08 PM

Sorry, too, GRB, never saw this ;-)

There is one other adjective that I now see
a lot = Chatter (and only that) for those
with no other objective ;-)


You had me!!! I looked it up to see if that was a thing.

It oughta be!

I'm also going to point out that when I see activity partner, it has the connotation of getting bounced on

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Tue 04/07/26 12:55 PM

When I was 25 I dated a 55 year old…. And in my 40’s I dated a 23 year old. Both worked


Worked doing what?

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Tue 04/07/26 12:45 PM
Not sure if they are "the best"
The fact it is in 3-40 somethings might help.

Older men are more established which is an advantage for women. But they tend to be set in their ways, need pills to get hard, and are able to command the type of women they will receive - which they didn't have in their 20's; and therefore, harder to obtain for women of the same age because they can be more picky.

Like with anything, older men have their advantages and disadvantages. I'd be careful about using words like "the best". That'd be dependent on what you want.

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Sun 03/08/26 03:25 PM


never trust a woman who does not drink

Shouldn't that be the other way round? Makes more sense to me.
I btw rarely drink. Have noticed this seems to be a problem for many men. I guess they don't feel happy when they have to enjoy their beer themselves. As if it tastes any different if I'd drink one too.
Which isn't going to happen. Beer = puke!

Unless you meant not drink anything. That would indeed be very weird! Might indicate she's an alien scared



First of all..... Beer = Yum!!!! drinks

I don't think it's about it's about not feeling happy about if we "have to" enjoy our beers ourselves. I personally would rather drink beer with other men while watching a game. Maybe the cat wanted to bond with you in the same way dudes bond.

Drinking anything else with women I feel it's purpose is to loosen up. Often times, people are less reserved and you can kinda see who the person really is. Their guards are down, and there is the ability to connect on a more truthful level.

There is a problem when there's too much drinking, and the people can't handle their booze. Women can end up being blubbering fools and the men being a a mean jag off.

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Sun 03/08/26 03:01 PM

You need some good proper tea, not tea bags, and follow the tea ceremony allowing time for it to brew properly, and leave out the add on's, (milk,sugar,etc.) , just enjoy the tea. smile2


No!

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Sun 03/08/26 03:00 PM

I don’t know what really happened people don’t want to interact with me is it because I am in the army or I m not beautiful enough ?


It's because you're not beautiful enough. get over yourself

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Sun 03/08/26 02:52 PM
The reason dating apps have little success, is because they're designed that way.

It's like, if cancer researchers were to find the cure - they lose their jobs and all the funding they receive

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Sun 03/08/26 02:48 PM
bi winning

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Sun 03/08/26 02:47 PM
To pitch my tent

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Thu 12/25/25 06:45 AM
Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals!drinker

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Wed 12/24/25 07:29 AM
Nope! It doesn't make a difference.

Putting labels on people is just another way you limit your options.

Let's go the other way. I'm a gen x'er and if I were to pigeon hole all millennials with the stereotypes that comes with that - I'd only be limiting myself to other gen x'ers only because of my prejudices.

Would some millennials live up to their hype? Probably.... But there are some wild ones that broke the mold and they hate the fact they get the same label just because they were born when they were born

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Tue 12/23/25 01:27 PM
A disappointed woman?
That never happens

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Tue 12/23/25 05:27 AM

More like there is an up tick in the activity of the scammers trying to cash in on those just looking for a new years hookup. Also there are usually more "dating" apps put out for valentine's day prep during that time of year.


Nailed it, brother

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Tue 12/23/25 05:09 AM

Syrian boy your english has improved tongue2 or perhaps your taste in poetic literature ??? waving

Reading between the lines .. conveys a story of a connection that ended yet emotional ties of the connection linger .

Awww …. Do you need a box of tissues :cry:








look what the cat dragged in!

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Fri 12/12/25 05:58 AM
Whatchu slagging diesel mechanics for!!??

:laughing:

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Fri 12/12/25 05:21 AM

Statistics collected on dating sites states that 3/4 of women lie and 2/3 of the men also lie. I always assume that any date I go on there will be revelations about their profile. I usually accept the corrections to their profile. Age and old pictures is a common issue.

If they have lied to you numerous times and demand that you never lie to them, then that is a problem.

If women do not fill out their profile, then that is big red flag for most men.

As for looks, my late wife looked like she was in her late 20's and she was in her 60's. A couple weeks ago I ran into a girl that I thought was in her late 30's. She was twice that age. Personally I try to find women closer to my age.

Concentrate on the important things that will create a happy life-long relationship.


I'd be skeptical about those statistics. The numbers sound believable, but I'd be curious how they collected their data.

Is it a self reported analysis?

What is a lie?

Is withholding a truth considered a lie?

Why would I report myself as a liar?

Is catfishing considered a lie?

Do the people catfishing believe they are catfishing?

Is a lack of options in drop down menus considered lies?

I believe these statistics would be higher, to be honest if it were multivariant. People are trying to sell themselves, so they are going to wash and wax, hide all the bumps and dings to generate the sell - but they are sold as is.


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Fri 12/12/25 04:19 AM
I'd go beer.

Some people can't handle their booze, and you'd find that out in a hurry with whiskey. With beer, it's a slower burn - so it will be easier to manage these types of people.

If women are expected at the party, even though their first choice probably wouldn't be beer - I'm sure it is higher on the preference scale than whiskey would be.

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