Guys/Girls: What is your real opinion on..
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing5 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....
long as you're not like "baaaaaabe would you hold my keys and stuff for me??" everytime you're walking up to the store entrance
We have been married 6 years, it's "hey *kitten*, carry my *kitten*"
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad1 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
Who needs pockets when there are cute purses to be had!
Although, I hate purses, pockets really are better....
long as you're not like "baaaaaabe would you hold my keys and stuff for me??" everytime you're walking up to the store entrance
We have been married 6 years, it's "hey *kitten*, carry my *kitten*"
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
Ooooohhhh....so thats what its for!1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please3 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
🤔 Did you crack the code...or rewrite an entirely new one just now?1 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
Ooooohhhh....so thats what its for!
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please
Y’all grossed out by boob money but you’ll shove dolla bills in her thong 🙄6 -
PlentyofProtein00 wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
Ooooohhhh....so thats what its for!
Dang.... I thought it was for ice cubes
or one of these things:
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
🤔 Did you crack the code...or rewrite an entirely new one just now?
Well fancy underwear don’t have the pocket. So you fancy?1 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please
Y’all grossed out by boob money but you’ll shove dolla bills in her thong 🙄
wait we're supposed to give them money? i been doing this wrong this whole time you mean i feel like a complete FOOL2 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
🤔 Did you crack the code...or rewrite an entirely new one just now?
Well fancy underwear don’t have the pocket. So you fancy?
Questions about what may or may not be contained in my "Love Shack" will be ignored for the privacy of all involved. Although shack doesn't sound so appealing now that I say it out loud. Neither does all. Lemme get back to you (...sulks away in confusion...)2 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please
Y’all grossed out by boob money but you’ll shove dolla bills in her thong 🙄
wait we're supposed to give them money? i been doing this wrong this whole time you mean i feel like a complete FOOL
So you’ve been taking the money from her thong like she’s an atm, smh2 -
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please
Y’all grossed out by boob money but you’ll shove dolla bills in her thong 🙄
wait we're supposed to give them money? i been doing this wrong this whole time you mean i feel like a complete FOOL
So you’ve been taking the money from her thong like she’s an atm, smh
well if I've already hurled a few rolls of quarters at her it's the least she can do3 -
Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
y'know despite the myriad splendors and horrors of 2020 it sure is nice to see women adapting and evolving to the level of kangaroos
nature is healing
What? I stopped listening after the proper use of myriad
just don't devolve to bra money please
Y’all grossed out by boob money but you’ll shove dolla bills in her thong 🙄
wait we're supposed to give them money? i been doing this wrong this whole time you mean i feel like a complete FOOL
So you’ve been taking the money from her thong like she’s an atm, smh
well if I've already hurled a few rolls of quarters at her it's the least she can do
Omg 😂😂😂1 -
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Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
Honestly... If she held my atm card in there I'td be pretty 🔥... 😂2 -
Mr_Healthy_Habits wrote: »Yoshiboobs wrote: »Why do women wear uncomfortable things and complain? I know supposed to be my opinion but honestly want to know. Some I guess would be for "attention" from men, but I doubt very many does it for that reason. (Less than 5% or?) Most I would say to compete with other women. But, hmmm?
I think it's because of whatever is sold to us but also based on the individual. I've definitely worn uncomfortable things and complained about it. I just want to look good and as skinny as possible because of marketing I'm guessing. The older I get the more I care about being comfortable. 🤷🏻♀️
is it really worth it for not having pockets though
This is a valid point
except womens underwear do have a pocket
Honestly... If she held my atm card in there I'td be pretty 🔥... 😂
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@cowsfan12
I’m having such a good chuckle at your questions! It’s some good harmless fun😊
Let’s see, tats are sexy if they’re on a sexy bod. Suits are sexy if they’re on a sexy bod. Jeans and tees are sexy if... you get the point.0 -
@cowsfan12
I’m having such a good chuckle at your questions! It’s some good harmless fun😊
Let’s see, tats are sexy if they’re on a sexy bod. Suits are sexy if they’re on a sexy bod. Jeans and tees are sexy if... you get the point.
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If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?7
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Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?
Good Lord I Hope Not.
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Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?
Seems rude not to3 -
Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?
Seems rude not to
The better question is:
Is it unethical to take the image to Kinkos to have it printed in 24" x 36" cardstock, with an adhesive backing, and a stain proof laminate overlay ??
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Motorsheen wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?
Seems rude not to
The better question is:
Is it unethical to take the image to Kinkos to have it printed in 24" x 36" cardstock, with an adhesive backing, and a stain proof laminate overlay ??
Stain proof 🤣🤣🤣0 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?
Seems rude not to
The better question is:
Is it unethical to take the image to Kinkos to have it printed in 24" x 36" cardstock, with an adhesive backing, and a stain proof laminate overlay ??
Why so small??1 -
Motorsheen wrote: »Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?Thetwitchisback wrote: »If a person posts a photo of themselves on a public forum with or without deleting later, is it unethical for others to save that photo for personal use?
Seems rude not to
The better question is:
Is it unethical to take the image to Kinkos to have it printed in 24" x 36" cardstock, with an adhesive backing, and a stain proof laminate overlay ??
Why so small??
Have you ever tried to install a print larger than 24 x 36 on a ten foot tall bathroom ceiling with one foot on a step ladder and the other foot on the vanity ?3
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