#Dating

[yeah1206-blog]

Do you want to suck? 🍒😘

[theonion]

Rambling on about how she had always harbored “feelings, um, you know, like, the romantic kind” for him, area woman Kayla Sullivan was reportedly losing steam while professing her love to her crush Tuesday because she thought he would’ve said “Shut up and kiss me!” by now. “When I imagined it in my head, I assumed Thomas was gonna gently press his finger to my lips and then, when I stopped talking, lay one one me,” said Sullivan, adding that lowering the volume of her voice in order to draw her crush in more intimately had only resulted in him asking her to speak up.

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[correctopinionhaver]

[singlegrannydating]

I know I'm older and not perfectly skinny, but can I still get a like from you?

[evelyncon]

Just a hot chick 🤗❤️

[hellyeahscarleteen]

"If your partner is a good person for you to be with, they should not make you feel ashamed. Like, ever. Shame from partners isn’t something you need to deal with – this is a situation you can get away from, and I recommend that you do. Often, if a partner is making you feel unconfident, ashamed, or otherwise bad about yourself in the bedroom, they’re likely hurting you in other ways as well. 

This might seem obvious, but ask yourself: does the person I’m having sex with actually deplete my confidence? I’ll break down some ways our sexual partners can make us feel ashamed:

They use words like “slut⁠,” “whore,” or other kinds of slurs pertaining to sexuality.

They make you feel like you’re “weird” for wanting certain kinds of sex.

They put down your appearance.

They refuse to discuss sex with you, or listen to your desires.

They don’t put much care or effort into your pleasure, and dismiss you if you imply you’re at all unsatisfied.

They dismiss you or get defensive when you give them constructive criticism. 

Your sexual partner⁠ should never, ever add to your sexual shame or diminish your confidence. It’s normal to feel unconfident or ashamed sometimes, of course – however, your sexual partner should never contribute to low self-esteem. Instead, they should work with you and help you feel good about yourself. They’re on their own journey with sex, too, and I guarantee that they’re dealing with their own hangups. You should be able to help each other out rather than hurt each other."

Samantha Benac, The Sex Goddess Blues: Overcoming Sexual Shame

[datingrichmaturewomen]

I love working out, and I love my job. I've always been passionate about my life. I'm completely single and haven't dated in the past few years. I'm here to find a serious partner.

[the-most-humble-blog]

Damn it, I wanted to find a flaw in this statement but couldn't.

A little sappy, but gotta admit, it checks out.

“Fall for someone who makes you love yourself a bit more.”

— Unknown

[mysharona1987]

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[theonion]

“Vanessa is just one of many, and I’ll get around to all of them eventually: Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, Attorney General Pam Bondi, Marla Maples, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Belinda Sayers of Indianapolis, Elin Nordegren, and so many more. I wanted to let you know now so you’re not surprised on the day when you see me in an Instagram post standing next to the person you once thought you’d spend the rest of your life with. Because trust me, she’ll be smiling, and you’ll know the reason why.” Woods added that even if you’re currently in a happy marriage, one day you won’t be, and as soon as your divorce is finalized, he will be there to fuck your ex-wife.

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[richolderwomen]

Yeah I��m not 20 anymore I’m 51, I’ve got wrinkles and saggy bits  😂  do I still deserve a like on here? 🤔

[yourtoradorasextendedwarranty]

Just food for thought. It's not a joke. It's never been a joke. And it's never ever been about hating women. It's the fact the roles have shifted leaving no real room for men.

It's not all women. But it's enough that over 50% of men 18-26< have not even had a GF in their lives.

[milfcityblog]

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Do you love my skirt?

[powellbreaana]