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A somewhat shocked friend writes, "I did not realise it is considered de rigeur to send a cock shot with the first email."
Welcome to the world of personal ads. How deep down the rabbit hole have you gone?
( , Thu 13 Sep 2007, 15:01)
A somewhat shocked friend writes, "I did not realise it is considered de rigeur to send a cock shot with the first email."
Welcome to the world of personal ads. How deep down the rabbit hole have you gone?
( , Thu 13 Sep 2007, 15:01)
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Being someone who was told throughout my adolesence that I would never get a boyfriend, and being constantly turned down by boys, I went on a dating bender following the interest from my spotty retard of a first bf (Neil). So much so that I forget most of the dates I went on.
I am not a fan of self-assured men, the 'I am in love with myself' types. I joined a well known dating service (rhymes with kazoo) and met a guy named Phil. Imagine a skinny Phil Mitchell meets Indiana Jones with a receding hairline and cowboy boots. He had a permanent 5oclock shadow and lived at the gym. After a drink at the pub and an hour and a half of hearing how fantastic he was I took great pleasure in informing him how he wasn't my type. We're good friends now, and it's nice to know he spent a long time trying to convince me that he was indeed my perfect match.
Really this was a 'screw you' post to all the people who told me I'd never be loved. I now live with Mr VampGem who rocks and I never went near a computer to meet him.
Length? Phil? I guess I'll never know...
( , Fri 14 Sep 2007, 5:18, Reply)
Being someone who was told throughout my adolesence that I would never get a boyfriend, and being constantly turned down by boys, I went on a dating bender following the interest from my spotty retard of a first bf (Neil). So much so that I forget most of the dates I went on.
I am not a fan of self-assured men, the 'I am in love with myself' types. I joined a well known dating service (rhymes with kazoo) and met a guy named Phil. Imagine a skinny Phil Mitchell meets Indiana Jones with a receding hairline and cowboy boots. He had a permanent 5oclock shadow and lived at the gym. After a drink at the pub and an hour and a half of hearing how fantastic he was I took great pleasure in informing him how he wasn't my type. We're good friends now, and it's nice to know he spent a long time trying to convince me that he was indeed my perfect match.
Really this was a 'screw you' post to all the people who told me I'd never be loved. I now live with Mr VampGem who rocks and I never went near a computer to meet him.
Length? Phil? I guess I'll never know...
( , Fri 14 Sep 2007, 5:18, Reply)
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