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16 November 2013, 09:25 AM
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I'm starting to understand your posts now (slow I know)
If the replies to this thread had been positive, "good on her" "it's her life" you would have been "sickened" by the attitude toward such a young girl.
Everything is becoming clear .. I shouldn't argue with you, it's a sickness.
16 November 2013, 10:18 AM
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I'm starting to understand your posts now (slow I know)
If the replies to this thread had been positive, "good on her" "it's her life" you would have been "sickened" by the attitude toward such a young girl.
Everything is becoming clear .. I shouldn't argue with you, it's a sickness.
If the replies to this thread had been positive, "good on her" "it's her life" you would have been "sickened" by the attitude toward such a young girl.
Everything is becoming clear .. I shouldn't argue with you, it's a sickness.
It's pretty simple ... I just don't like double standards or 'lad culture' (objectifying women, constant gay jokes etc.). As said if it was a bloke you'd all be calling him a 'top lad' or some such laughable moniker.
It's my opinion and one I am entitled to. It's interesting from a psychological perspective that you call my opinion a sickness, that says a lot more about you than it does about me, but in the interests of not getting into a slanging match with one of the forum's more intellectually challenged members I shall leave it there.
16 November 2013, 12:00 PM
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What are you wittering on about now?
It's pretty simple ... I just don't like double standards or 'lad culture' (objectifying women, constant gay jokes etc.). As said if it was a bloke you'd all be calling him a 'top lad' or some such laughable moniker.
It's my opinion and one I am entitled to. It's interesting from a psychological perspective that you call my opinion a sickness, that says a lot more about you than it does about me, but in the interests of not getting into a slanging match with one of the forum's more intellectually challenged members I shall leave it there.
It's pretty simple ... I just don't like double standards or 'lad culture' (objectifying women, constant gay jokes etc.). As said if it was a bloke you'd all be calling him a 'top lad' or some such laughable moniker.
It's my opinion and one I am entitled to. It's interesting from a psychological perspective that you call my opinion a sickness, that says a lot more about you than it does about me, but in the interests of not getting into a slanging match with one of the forum's more intellectually challenged members I shall leave it there.
16 November 2013, 12:29 PM
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16 November 2013, 01:13 PM
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Pimmo, I could chew you up in any argument on any subject in less than a minute so stop trying to play the smart ****. Now run along and do whatever sordid little pastime it is your type do with yourselves on a weekend afternoon 
16 November 2013, 01:20 PM
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No doubt they will come on and protest how it's all a big joke and they are all happily married metrosexual new age men (and of course sex gods
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16 November 2013, 01:39 PM
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No doubt they will come on and protest how it's all a big joke and they are all happily married metrosexual new age men (and of course sex gods ).
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Yes. Although their continuous leering and objectifying other women gives their character away.
16 November 2013, 02:24 PM
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To be honest Swati I just find it utterly immature not to mention yawningly repetitive. I seriously wonder if any of them have women as friends and possibly even a sign that at least some of them have never had a relationship of any kind at all with a woman.
No doubt they will come on and protest how it's all a big joke and they are all happily married metrosexual new age men (and of course sex gods).
No doubt they will come on and protest how it's all a big joke and they are all happily married metrosexual new age men (and of course sex gods
).
16 November 2013, 03:23 PM
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Or maybe that's what we get them to believe!!!
Actually apart from my wife's inability to change the oil of her Landcruiser she pretty much out performs me in every single metric
Although maybe that says more about me
Actually apart from my wife's inability to change the oil of her Landcruiser she pretty much out performs me in every single metric
Although maybe that says more about me
16 November 2013, 03:34 PM
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The subject of objectifying of woman intrigues me; To me it always seem to be portrayed as bad and males are responsible for it. Yet so often I meet woman who objectify themselves, and its not always for a man, or other woman or current trends, but just for their own self desire.
Of course you could say its the world's sexist nature that has caused them to be like this, but if that were the case all woman would be like that, and just as many aren't.
However its not always bad either - I adore women, so yes I objectify them - I can't help myself. If I didn't objectify them, I wouldn't pay them any attention at all to the point of ignorance. If all men were like that - would woman feel equal or unappreciated? Certainly many of the women I know need and desire more attention than the average bloke, objectification is part of satisfying that attention. i.e I treat a woman in a particular manner because she is a woman; that can be both positive and negative.
The ever perplexing crux is telling the woman with the big **** that she looks lovely, or not. One stance could be factual and truthful, the other stance is taking an objectifying viewpoint. Choose at your peril.
Of course you could say its the world's sexist nature that has caused them to be like this, but if that were the case all woman would be like that, and just as many aren't.
However its not always bad either - I adore women, so yes I objectify them - I can't help myself. If I didn't objectify them, I wouldn't pay them any attention at all to the point of ignorance. If all men were like that - would woman feel equal or unappreciated? Certainly many of the women I know need and desire more attention than the average bloke, objectification is part of satisfying that attention. i.e I treat a woman in a particular manner because she is a woman; that can be both positive and negative.
The ever perplexing crux is telling the woman with the big **** that she looks lovely, or not. One stance could be factual and truthful, the other stance is taking an objectifying viewpoint. Choose at your peril.
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16 November 2013, 03:34 PM
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Most guys on NSR are living a neutered, married existence. They like to come on here and 'act the lad' and let off a bit of steam, then it's back to work to pay for the mortgage and the wife's shopping trips, a wife who sets all their boundaries in the real world.
16 November 2013, 04:32 PM
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16 November 2013, 05:02 PM
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May be most dads would. Depends upon mindsets and values, I suppose. My kid's dad won't gloat over things like that. He's not an ethnic like me or anything but a white Englishman. You see, his dad didn't gloat over things like that with "that's my boy" thing, nor does he do that for our son- for things like that. We don't fall in that 'Most' category. Needless to say that I'm perfectly happy with that.
We don't fall in that 'Most' category. Needless to say that I'm perfectly happy with that.
Sorry couldn't resist.
16 November 2013, 05:20 PM
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As for the blokes saying she's ugly, yeah right because if you were out on the town one night and had a couple of shandy's in you and she came on to you you'd all be knocking her back, right oh dream on.
How exactly would you know if she'd been sucking *** all night before she came up and snogged the face off you, most I suspect wouldn't even care and just be pleased to be getting some 20yr old action.
I was a bit of a lad in my day, so am not really in a position to pass judgment on the sexual habits of others, no doubt one day she will be a tad sheepish when recalling her number of sexual partners to her prospective husband.
As for the subject of objectifying women, that's what they are for, to be admired and adored and yes even leered over for the sheer magnificence of the female form, if this is seen as something wrong then I for one am happy to be so.
How exactly would you know if she'd been sucking *** all night before she came up and snogged the face off you, most I suspect wouldn't even care and just be pleased to be getting some 20yr old action.
I was a bit of a lad in my day, so am not really in a position to pass judgment on the sexual habits of others, no doubt one day she will be a tad sheepish when recalling her number of sexual partners to her prospective husband.
As for the subject of objectifying women, that's what they are for, to be admired and adored and yes even leered over for the sheer magnificence of the female form, if this is seen as something wrong then I for one am happy to be so.
16 November 2013, 06:37 PM
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Agreed Ditchy.
I don't see what the big deal is. So she enjoys the taste of man jam and likes to have her back doors smashed in, good for her.
If I was twenty again, drunk at Uni and she offered to nosh me off no questions asked I'm pretty sure I'd be unzipping.
Agree also on this so called 'objectifying'. What does that even mean? It is normal for men (and women) to admire the female form. What sort of man doesn't notice the good looking women when he's walking down the street?
I don't see what the big deal is. So she enjoys the taste of man jam and likes to have her back doors smashed in, good for her.
If I was twenty again, drunk at Uni and she offered to nosh me off no questions asked I'm pretty sure I'd be unzipping.
Agree also on this so called 'objectifying'. What does that even mean? It is normal for men (and women) to admire the female form. What sort of man doesn't notice the good looking women when he's walking down the street?
16 November 2013, 07:55 PM
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Agreed Ditchy.
I don't see what the big deal is. So she enjoys the taste of man jam and likes to have her back doors smashed in, good for her.
If I was twenty again, drunk at Uni and she offered to nosh me off no questions asked I'm pretty sure I'd be unzipping.
Agree also on this so called 'objectifying'. What does that even mean? It is normal for men (and women) to admire the female form. What sort of man doesn't notice the good looking women when he's walking down the street?
I don't see what the big deal is. So she enjoys the taste of man jam and likes to have her back doors smashed in, good for her.
If I was twenty again, drunk at Uni and she offered to nosh me off no questions asked I'm pretty sure I'd be unzipping.
Agree also on this so called 'objectifying'. What does that even mean? It is normal for men (and women) to admire the female form. What sort of man doesn't notice the good looking women when he's walking down the street?
16 November 2013, 09:37 PM
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How crude^.
I bet he instead informed his friends that he had met me (that would have been enough for his friends to work out what's what), and had fallen in love with me (meaning it was serious).
Some people's brains are wired differently, and their thought processes and even actions are different, that's all.
16 November 2013, 09:57 PM
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Agreed Ditchy.
I don't see what the big deal is. So she enjoys the taste of man jam and likes to have her back doors smashed in, good for her.
If I was twenty again, drunk at Uni and she offered to nosh me off no questions asked I'm pretty sure I'd be unzipping.
Agree also on this so called 'objectifying'. What does that even mean? It is normal for men (and women) to admire the female form. What sort of man doesn't notice the good looking women when he's walking down the street?
I don't see what the big deal is. So she enjoys the taste of man jam and likes to have her back doors smashed in, good for her.
If I was twenty again, drunk at Uni and she offered to nosh me off no questions asked I'm pretty sure I'd be unzipping.
Agree also on this so called 'objectifying'. What does that even mean? It is normal for men (and women) to admire the female form. What sort of man doesn't notice the good looking women when he's walking down the street?
perfect reply I've woken up next to some nastys over the years.....even told one I was married because she was stalking me
......if it was wet and warm....and had a pulse I was on it
16 November 2013, 10:06 PM
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How crude^.
I bet he instead informed his friends that he had met me (that would have been enough for his friends to work out what's what), and had fallen in love with me (meaning it was serious).
Some people's brains are wired differently, and their thought processes and even actions are different, that's all.
I bet he instead informed his friends that he had met me (that would have been enough for his friends to work out what's what), and had fallen in love with me (meaning it was serious).
Some people's brains are wired differently, and their thought processes and even actions are different, that's all.
if thinking like that helps you to sleep at night knowing your with a man that thinks like a woman then i'm happy for you.Unfortunately he'll never be able to get away from the fact he's a man and no matter what we say to our women, WE ALL THINK THE SAME.