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7/9/2013 12:00:18 AM
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The only girl I consider a ten out of ten is the one that i'm with, but I don't post pictures of people that I know personally on here. Only ones of myself at the most, and even that is rare.
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I bet she looks like a horse.
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Edited by Masque of Night: 7/9/2013 12:31:11 AMWell, that's your opinion, and you're free to it. I obviously disagree, both due to difference in personal taste and your lack of ability to judge, but I have no reason to prove anything to the likes of you. Enjoy your...rather masculine looking woman. Although, come to think of it, if I decide to share any pics of my child when he's born, she'll likely be in the shots as well...meh, maybe i'll show her another time.
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[quote]Enjoy your...rather masculine looking woman.[/quote] [quote]masculine looking woman.[/quote] [quote]masculine.[/quote] That's not even masculinity. Are you blind or looking at another picture? I'm guessing girls as small as twigs turn you on. That's a little thickness and curves not masculinity.
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Not what I was talking about, and your assumptions are poor at best. By all means, continue to fail.
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[quote]Not what I was talking about[/quote] Then what else could you have been possibly reffering to then? [quote]and your assumptions are poor at best. By all means, continue to fail.[/quote] You saw a curvy/slightly thick woman and you claim to have puked in your mouth a little. That leads me to believe you like smaller, slightly more slender women. Nothing wrong with that I like that too.
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Edited by Masque of Night: 7/9/2013 12:53:41 AMThere's a difference between slender and "twiggy" as you said. Women who choose to be skinny to the point where they look like they'd break if you tried anything with them are just as unappealing as women who have [i]too much[/i] meat on their bones. I find that there's a happy middle ground between those areas. And overlooking the first part of your post because it'll lead to further argument, which I prefer to avoid. Besides, as i've noticed in your responses, you seem to believe that anyone who dislikes the woman in that picture as being people of poor taste.
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[quote]There's a difference between slender and "twiggy" as you said. Women who choose to be skinny to the point where they look like they'd break if you tried anything with them are just as unappealing as women who have too much meat on their bones. I find that there's a happy middle ground between those areas.[/quote] I wasn't serious when I said twig. Exaggeration that's all. [quote]And overlooking the first part of your post because it'll lead to further argument, which I prefer to avoid. Besides, as i've noticed in your responses, you seem to believe that anyone who dislikes the woman in that picture as being people of poor taste.[/quote] Not being serious either. I don't care what tastes other people have in women. It's a natural response. Like "ew that bitch is fat." "So? Id still hit it." I think you're taking it too seriously considering I agree with your tastes on women. Just wondering what you meant by masculine when that's obviously a curvy/slightly thick woman. I won't bash you seriously.
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Edited by Masque of Night: 7/9/2013 2:07:06 AMM'kay, then all is good. And I just took an hour long night walk! :D I don't like day walking near as much, too much sunlight.
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Walking in the morning/afternoon is best. Who doesn't love to watch a sunrise or sunset?
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Sunrise I don't care for much, since i'm not a morning person in the slightest. The sunset isn't bad, though. It can be pleasant to watch, and it signifies the coming of night which is always a pleasure.
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Indeed.
