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Posted by slinky on September 11, 2007, at 13:01:30
Used to be very pretty as a younger chick ( I realise that only now )but since I hit forty I look like hell...wanna man but in the city it's hard to find...scared of dating online cause I think I've become to ill to pretend and find it hard to find my good points.
If I had a good lover it would put that spring in my step..but how when I need to take klonopin just to get out of the door.
Posted by zenhussy on September 11, 2007, at 21:16:52
In reply to I think I'm ugly, posted by slinky on September 11, 2007, at 13:01:30
oh slinky!!
wish we had witty flitty pretty words to lift your spirit...alas we only tickity tappity type some keys in hopes of conveying our fondness of your gorgeous self.
klono to get out door seems reasonable...if it were backed by a couple dbl martinis then that might be issue ;)
there's beauty within the slink. there's beauty draped around the external of the slink. slink IS beauty.
sorry this isn't kk love and kisses but tis all we've gots.
be bunny nice to slinkster please. after all who else loves Tabitha in the special way you do? hmmmmm? [insert bunny and rose here]
Posted by finelinebob on September 12, 2007, at 0:25:16
In reply to I think I'm ugly, posted by slinky on September 11, 2007, at 13:01:30
Ya know, I've found myself to be a very unreliable source of information concerning myself on such matters. I'm in many ways the worst judge of me there is.
So I've learned to listen to my friends.
Besides, I'm 45. We get to redefine what beauty is when we hit 40, so don't compare yourself to a 20 yr old. Look at some 60 year olds, think about "ugh! how can I avoid that?!" or "Wow, I wish I would be that graceful" and realize you've got 20 years to get there ... the sooner the better so you can grow into it, get comfy with it. There are some 60 yr olds who look like they're 80 and some who look like they're 40 ... hopefully I can learn to be one of the later.
flb
Posted by karen_kay on September 12, 2007, at 13:43:30
In reply to I think I'm ugly, posted by slinky on September 11, 2007, at 13:01:30
and you're not going to convince me otherwise lovely ladie!
it shines through your posts here. there are times when everyone (myself included) feels a bit insecure.
and you do a pretty good job of hiding your craziness here :) lord knows i'm probably the craziest poster here (and proud of it!!!)
biggest kissest ever (do you swing that way? if so, i'm on my way for some good lovin!) to the most gorgeous woman ever,
kk
Posted by slinky on September 12, 2007, at 15:35:12
In reply to i think you're gorgeous!!! » slinky, posted by karen_kay on September 12, 2007, at 13:43:30
I just need some good physical loving..Slinky's a good lover and needs to give some Slinky love.
Posted by slinky on September 12, 2007, at 16:23:12
In reply to Re: thanks..., posted by slinky on September 12, 2007, at 15:35:12
I'm struggling with a online dating profile...can I steal your charactor...
Posted by karen_kay on September 12, 2007, at 19:54:48
In reply to Can someone write a profile for me?, posted by slinky on September 12, 2007, at 16:23:12
i remembered a long time ago there was a post on here abotu taking some online dating thing and 'finding no suitable match'. well, i went on there and they couldn't find anyone suitable for me. i figured 'well, screw them! that's their loss that someone as awesome as me hasn't signed up anyway!'
well, i remembered all that and went to eharmony again the other night, with my husband since it was free to do the personality profile, just to see if i was still 'unsuitable' to date. i found out, i'm now suitable to date (though many of the people they found for me weren't :), but i put silly answers like
my passion in life is: coffee. it's my one true love'
or, the 3 things i'm most thankful for are:
the invention of fire
education
upcoming electionsi guess it would most likely depend on the kind of guy you're looking for as to what you'd want to write in those kind of spaces, you know (but it also said some people are put off by my misreading of cues and reacting emotionaly the wrong way. in other words, are you looking for support, or really looking for what they're asking.. i hate all this self doubt!) btw though, the eharmony one does give a very interesting personality profile that seems pretty right-on, all for free!
if i were to write one for you, it would say:highly sexy and sexual, worldy woman wishes to find educated, generous, rich and handsome gentleman to join in sharing her creativity, beautiful thoughts (as well as body). only true love and bliss-makers need appy!
take care slinky doll. you're a gem!
Posted by slinky on September 16, 2007, at 6:02:35
In reply to wanna hear something funny? » slinky, posted by karen_kay on September 12, 2007, at 19:54:48
Thanks for that KK..I may incorporate it into my selling points..well it's all about selling myself.
Havent really visited my account at this stooopid web dating..feel futile or is that just my low self esteem. I think I want to have a sensual relation with you now..but alas too far away.
Posted by Sigismund on September 19, 2007, at 0:44:49
In reply to Re: wanna hear something funny? » karen_kay, posted by slinky on September 16, 2007, at 6:02:35
What about something that starts with
'Overeducated layabout seeks similar for [put desires here]?
Eg.....Overeducated layabout seeks similar for chemically assisted fumblings in unsalubrious surrounds.
Posted by slinky on September 19, 2007, at 10:21:27
In reply to Re: wanna hear something funny?, posted by Sigismund on September 19, 2007, at 0:44:49
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