Circumstances sometimes call for discretion.
I'm pretty sure that any young women who look at me now would would think "definitely no answer to any prayer".
Nah, no problem. I'm old, fat, bald, broke, and ugly. And too lazy to change now, even if I really wanted to.Aw chris, that's no good.
First of all, you're insinuating that you may not fill any need of any young woman, which I know from being one once, are overwhelming and vastly unsatisatisfied, thereby creating a vast opportunity for you.
Also, are you satisfied with this perceived lacking in yourself?
If not then fucking change it.
Lori,
Nah, no problem. I'm old, fat, bald, broke, and ugly. And too lazy to change now, even if I really wanted to.
When I was young, I was naïve I guess, and I was horrified and traumatized by the way a lot of men treated me and wanted from me. Looking back it seems like a lot of men who had good intentions weren't as brave or perhaps driven as the ones with bad intentions. Girls need brave good men.
Just throwing that out there...
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I don't appreciate it when people thank a figment of their fevered fantasy for things I do.
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I don't appreciate it when people thank a figment of their fevered fantasy for things I do.
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I don't appreciate it when people thank a figment of their fevered fantasy for things I do.
I wonder if there are those who pray for something worse for themselves? All prayers are personal, no? If so then isn't it reasonable to conclude that an answered prayer will in some way benefit the asking. No prayer answer can ever be negative or contrary. The prayer simply becomes unanswered.
Even if you asked for something worse and it happened then that is a positive. No wonder people like praying, it is always win-win.....the ideal brainwashing mechanism.