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Reply #90 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 12:51am
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 12:42am:
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 8:57pm:
Bobby. wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 8:46pm:
USR made many women happy.    Grin


20 bucks for a cab home, rather dates the narrative. You can barely book a cab for that now  Wink


You dumb dumb...

They were paying me to order fast food, whilst they rolled their joints in the bedroom. If you cannot think outside the box, what is the point of these interactions?


"$20 for a cab home" puts your exploits in the 80's. Or else you weren't fit to walk home. Are you boasting of what you did 40 years ago? If so tell us, and stop pretending you have two girlfriends on call NOW.

I can think outside the box of logical detail. But excuse me when the details have a logic of their own: bullshit.

I do not tolerate bullshit, so you should decide right now if you want to be my friend, or not.
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Reply #91 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 1:06am
 
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 8:51pm:
Well it's true that you learn a lot in those 10-12 years, even if all you do is have sex, smoke bongs, and stack boxes in a factory. But "sum total of what you know" isn't actually the definition of "smart." Smart is IQ, not learning.


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It might hurt your feelings, but first year uni students are smarter than the kids who chose an entry level job instead of uni. They have smarter parents, and they have a good HSC mark.


My father worked as a labourer for 47 years, until he volunteered to save his friends' jobs by taking an early retirement package.

My mother worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, until age caught up to her.

And although they were both quite smart people who earned good money for doing what they loved doing, it was the self-absorbed mindset of their Baby Boomer culture that had me enlist (and get rejected) to the Australian Army. In those 6 months of boot camp training, I learned enough to realise that I should have been part of some Sporting Shooters Association in my late teenage years (post high school).

23 years later, I learned that I needed to do my own form of drill instruction of self-discipline. Otherwise, I would have had some serious gaol time to endure.

Smarter parents are those that disciplined their children right. Those parents that discipline their children right are also the type of parents that have their very disciplined grown up children look after them in their old age.

But, I can tell you first-hand that most 30 year olds who have at least finished 12 years of formal schooling tend to be smarter than most first year university students. Second year university students tend to be much wiser.

Only my doctor knows more than I do about fixing computers. And that fact is only because my doctor had to deal with the after effects of my head-buttin' his work computer hard drive. I don't take kindly to computer print outs about my blood test stating my need to use chloroform as an aftershave, in order to relax more.

...the RSPCA were in contact with me later about an allegation of myself punting the nurse's chihuaha into the parking lot.
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Reply #92 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 1:32am
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 1:06am:
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 8:51pm:
Well it's true that you learn a lot in those 10-12 years, even if all you do is have sex, smoke bongs, and stack boxes in a factory. But "sum total of what you know" isn't actually the definition of "smart." Smart is IQ, not learning.


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It might hurt your feelings, but first year uni students are smarter than the kids who chose an entry level job instead of uni. They have smarter parents, and they have a good HSC mark.


My father worked as a labourer for 47 years, until he volunteered to save his friends' jobs by taking an early retirement package.

My mother worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, until age caught up to her.

And although they were both quite smart people who earned good money for doing what they loved doing, it was the self-absorbed mindset of their Baby Boomer culture that had me enlist (and get rejected) to the Australian Army. In those 6 months of boot camp training, I learned enough to realise that I should have been part of some Sporting Shooters Association in my late teenage years (post high school).

23 years later, I learned that I needed to do my own form of drill instruction of self-discipline. Otherwise, I would have had some serious gaol time to endure.

Smarter parents are those that disciplined their children right. Those parents that discipline their children right are also the type of parents that have their very disciplined grown up children look after them in their old age.


This I can accept as factual and reasonable. Taking care of elderly parents is serious work, and not easily substituted with paid nursing/psychiatric services. When old people lose it, the only people they recognize are family. Family need to step up, though it might feel futile. They owe the duty to mum or dad who cared for them when they were barely human.

But also I think sometimes old people deserve to be lonely. Well it may just be bad luck (their family has died) but when even family can't be bothered, chances are they weren't a great mum or dad. [/quote]

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But, I can tell you first-hand that most 30 year olds who have at least finished 12 years of formal schooling tend to be smarter than most first year university students. Second year university students tend to be much wiser.

Only my doctor knows more than I do about fixing computers. And that fact is only because my doctor had to deal with the after effects of my head-buttin' his work computer hard drive.


No offense, but doctors can easily afford an "IT guy" to fix their computer.

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...the RSPCA were in contact with me later about an allegation of myself punting the nurse's chihuaha into the parking lot.


I like chihuahuas. They have a reputation for being yappy, but it's only because their owners put them in situations where they're not comfortable.
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Reply #93 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 1:36am
 
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 12:51am:
I do not tolerate bullshit, so you should decide right now if you want to be my friend, or not.


Oh, come on... There is an element of truth about what I say.

For example, I am an egomaniacal, single, non-custodial father of several adult children. I pretend to be a sociopathic stalker of discussion forums, because I get off on the fact that I can make people laugh at my demented sense of humour, even if I don't get any feedback praising my efforts.

The fact that you think I was banging women in the 1980s and getting paid $20 to go home and shut up, you might as well just say that you think I am some kind of perverted 60 y.o.

In reality, I am a love-lorn 45 y.o. man who lost his ex-girlfriend to her career when I was 25 years old. When I found out that she had a little girl, whilst I was in mental health, it took a hospital visit before I knew that I was still in good shape to make it as a potential father figure. However, with a strictly religious mother, and a father who was more interested in bad-mouthing women in order to keep his marriage alive, I had to bury my mindset into being the "big brother" figure amongst my co-workers.

More recently, I have come to be an "uncle" figure among my teenage and young adult co-workers at a restaurant I have frequented. I would willingly walk from the wash up section of that restaurant to the front counter area to console a drug-addicted lunatic about the need to calm down. And I would not care if a lunatic did calm down and then later complained about me being too assertive for their liking, and got me instant dismissal at a place of employment. Better for that happening, than seeing anyone under the age of 20 lose their chance at adulthood. When I admit that I mucked around as a teenager, trying to undo the psychological damage of being a teenage father before I was ready.

I don't think I have ever been this honest on a debate forum in my life.
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Reply #94 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 2:26am
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 1:36am:
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 12:51am:
I do not tolerate bullshit, so you should decide right now if you want to be my friend, or not.


Oh, come on... There is an element of truth about what I say.

For example, I am an egomaniacal, single, non-custodial father of several adult children. I pretend to be a sociopathic stalker of discussion forums, because I get off on the fact that I can make people laugh at my demented sense of humour, even if I don't get any feedback praising my efforts.

The fact that you think I was banging women in the 1980s and getting paid $20 to go home and shut up, you might as well just say that you think I am some kind of perverted 60 y.o.

In reality, I am a love-lorn 45 y.o. man who lost his ex-girlfriend to her career when I was 25 years old. When I found out that she had a little girl, whilst I was in mental health, it took a hospital visit before I knew that I was still in good shape to make it as a potential father figure. However, with a strictly religious mother, and a father who was more interested in bad-mouthing women in order to keep his marriage alive, I had to bury my mindset into being the "big brother" figure amongst my co-workers.

More recently, I have come to be an "uncle" figure among my teenage and young adult co-workers at a restaurant I have frequented. I would willingly walk from the wash up section of that restaurant to the front counter area to console a drug-addicted lunatic about the need to calm down. And I would not care if a lunatic did calm down and then later complained about me being too assertive for their liking, and got me instant dismissal at a place of employment. Better for that happening, than seeing anyone under the age of 20 lose their chance at adulthood. When I admit that I mucked around as a teenager, trying to undo the psychological damage of being a teenage father before I was ready.

I don't think I have ever been this honest on a debate forum in my life.


You were a father from a young age? It could easily have happened to me. My "saving grace" was that I got into drugs, also from a young age.

I was basically asexual for most of my teens and twenties. Those are also danger years for a pedophile. Oddly perhaps, I was never interested in heroin (or any opioid) it just seemed like money to get a good night's sleep. I wanted to stay awake, and be more awake always (LSD was my favorite drug, but I liked speed, pot and mushrooms too.) I never got the munchies, I was always for higher delights like listening to music. Somewhere in there I got a love of yoga, and it was yoga which brought me back down when I lost my darling, drug taking girlfriend. When she went to the mental hospital (and they gave her electrotherapy if you can believe it) I realized my time of taking as much drugs as I could get, was ending. I am very sorry for what I got her into.

That is as honest as I've ever been on an internet forum Wink
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Reply #95 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 6:10am
 
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 9:23pm:
Bobby. wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 9:04pm:
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 8:57pm:
Bobby. wrote on Oct 22nd, 2024 at 8:46pm:
USR made many women happy.    Grin


20 bucks for a cab home, rather dates the narrative. You can barely book a cab for that now  Wink



Women in their 20's are just as horny as blokes.
They root all the time.   Grin


This is true, but just as with men it's a skill and a habit. Some women in their twenties practically never have sex, and just so for some men.

Don't generalize, unless you too are a General of the boudoir.



Sorry - no confessions here.     Lips Sealed         Smiley
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Reply #96 - Oct 23rd, 2024 at 9:12am
 
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 2:26am:
You were a father from a young age? It could easily have happened to me. My "saving grace" was that I got into drugs, also from a young age.

I was basically asexual for most of my teens and twenties. Those are also danger years for a pedophile. Oddly perhaps, I was never interested in heroin (or any opioid) it just seemed like money to get a good night's sleep. I wanted to stay awake, and be more awake always (LSD was my favorite drug, but I liked speed, pot and mushrooms too.) I never got the munchies, I was always for higher delights like listening to music. Somewhere in there I got a love of yoga, and it was yoga which brought me back down when I lost my darling, drug taking girlfriend. When she went to the mental hospital (and they gave her electrotherapy if you can believe it) I realized my time of taking as much drugs as I could get, was ending. I am very sorry for what I got her into.

That is as honest as I've ever been on an internet forum Wink


You can stick your winking eyes up your backside. I think I know who you are. People have been talking about you. Your "darling, drug-taking girlfriend" was actually a former friend of mine. The moment you mentioned "electrotherapy", it dawned upon me that you were the person that drove her to suicide.

I received a phone call from her mother, the morning of your "darling, drug-taking girlfriend" having passed away. One thing that I remember from that wake was her friend telling me that your ex-girlfriend (as the case may be rightly labelled). My then girlfriend had to do the blood work on your ex-girlfriend, in an autopsy. My girlfriend then spent the next few months investigating, in her spare time, the effects of why your ex-girlfriend decided to do what she did -- even with the "special sauce" in your ex-girlfriend's bloodstream.

I am not allowed to make any accusations, as there are 200,000 people in the 150km radius that made baseless accusations against your ex-girlfriend's circle of friends. But, if it was you who left a mark on her foot that looked like a needle puncture, you have about 10,000 people in the Transport Workers Union that you need to apologise. One of their drivers passed away after having a long battle with depression. He knows all too well how difficult your ex had things.

In fact, I am not even going to make an accusation against you, as you obviously have some post trauma symptoms that could be relatable to any number of factors. "Asexual" you certainly are. And you have been "asexual" most of your life. You are very honest, and I now appreciate how honest you have been on this internet forum.
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Bobby. wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 6:10am:
Sorry - no confessions here.     Lips Sealed         Smiley


Bobby, you can add someone to your list of potential ASPD candidates. It definitely is not me. I now see myself as seriously Obessive Compulsive, for the rest of my days. And I am going to live until I am in my 90s.

90 is also the IQ of someone else on this forum. I kind of wondered why 'he' did not understand what I meant. 'He' does not even have any friends anymore. Just a lot of track marks.
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Reply #98 - Oct 24th, 2024 at 7:41pm
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 9:12am:
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 23rd, 2024 at 2:26am:
You were a father from a young age? It could easily have happened to me. My "saving grace" was that I got into drugs, also from a young age.

I was basically asexual for most of my teens and twenties. Those are also danger years for a pedophile. Oddly perhaps, I was never interested in heroin (or any opioid) it just seemed like money to get a good night's sleep. I wanted to stay awake, and be more awake always (LSD was my favorite drug, but I liked speed, pot and mushrooms too.) I never got the munchies, I was always for higher delights like listening to music. Somewhere in there I got a love of yoga, and it was yoga which brought me back down when I lost my darling, drug taking girlfriend. When she went to the mental hospital (and they gave her electrotherapy if you can believe it) I realized my time of taking as much drugs as I could get, was ending. I am very sorry for what I got her into.

That is as honest as I've ever been on an internet forum Wink


You can stick your winking eyes up your backside. I think I know who you are. People have been talking about you. Your "darling, drug-taking girlfriend" was actually a former friend of mine. The moment you mentioned "electrotherapy", it dawned upon me that you were the person that drove her to suicide.

I received a phone call from her mother, the morning of your "darling, drug-taking girlfriend" having passed away. One thing that I remember from that wake was her friend telling me that your ex-girlfriend (as the case may be rightly labelled). My then girlfriend had to do the blood work on your ex-girlfriend, in an autopsy. My girlfriend then spent the next few months investigating, in her spare time, the effects of why your ex-girlfriend decided to do what she did -- even with the "special sauce" in your ex-girlfriend's bloodstream.

I am not allowed to make any accusations, as there are 200,000 people in the 150km radius that made baseless accusations against your ex-girlfriend's circle of friends. But, if it was you who left a mark on her foot that looked like a needle puncture, you have about 10,000 people in the Transport Workers Union that you need to apologise. One of their drivers passed away after having a long battle with depression. He knows all too well how difficult your ex had things.

In fact, I am not even going to make an accusation against you, as you obviously have some post trauma symptoms that could be relatable to any number of factors. "Asexual" you certainly are. And you have been "asexual" most of your life. You are very honest, and I now appreciate how honest you have been on this internet forum.


But Sherlock, my ex girlfriend is still alive. She has one child (an adult daughter) and is better off without me.


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Reply #99 - Nov 23rd, 2024 at 8:33pm
 
Rocky: no bad feelings though, about how you "think you know who I am."

Guys typically enjoy drugs more than girls do, so it's quite common that guys get a girl into drugs and then dump her when she can't hack it.

And that's the most cynical and self-blaming way to describe the disaster that happened with my girlfriend. I thought we were breaking up by mutual agreement. I went to my own place whenever some guy she fancied came to visit (and she had her own place btw, a place I practically never went.) She would go to town with the older woman who lived on the same commune, and I don't know if they were doing smack or doing guys, because I never asked. I thought we both good hippies in that respect: an open marriage, without actual marriage.

I am very certain that we broke up because she wanted to have a kid, and I didn't. It's my fault that she did so many drugs, but when we left each other it was because we didn't want each other any more.

We were both adults. We didn't need to "break up" and we didn't need to pretend to be friends. There was a difference of life plan which could not be reconciled. I'm very sad about it, but I don't feel guilty at all.
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Reply #100 - Nov 28th, 2024 at 9:54pm
 
Aurora Complexus wrote on Oct 24th, 2024 at 7:41pm:
But Sherlock, my ex girlfriend is still alive. She has one child (an adult daughter) and is better off without me.


It has been a month since you wrote this. I have been busy dealing with personal matters that have irritated me or left me heartbroken. Yet, this response has left me speechless.

Are you admitting to being a failure in life? Because, as far as I can tell, you really are a failure.

I happen to be single as a voluntary measure. Given that I have had death threats made against me in the last 6 months, it is not a surprise that my demeanour is becoming soured. However, I won't give up on being the lone anti-hero type in the "game of life".

From what I have told people, I have 6 daughters and 2 sons. All illegitimate. The fact that I have been registered as a sperm donor since I was 22 years of age means that the idea of paying child support has been waived for someone like me. So, there is that "You're a loser. But you are kind" type personality assessment that I get from the community.

My eldest daughter is 32 years old. I am 45 years old. You can imagine the sort of drama being a young father has on one's life. The mother was 17 years old when she gave birth. Had it not been for the mother's personal circumstances that meant she had considerable excuses for her behaviour, she might well have a criminal record.

I have reached a point in my life where my 17 y.o. daughter has come to work at the same business I attend. People think that it is sweet to have a daughter work at the same restaurant. But, she does customer service. I wash up and keep the store running sufficiently. If something were to happen to me, I have noted that there would be a bit of an implosion of the business.

My adult daughter would not be better off without me.
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Reply #101 - Nov 28th, 2024 at 10:34pm
 
Aurora Complexus wrote on Nov 23rd, 2024 at 8:33pm:
Rocky: no bad feelings though, about how you "think you know who I am."

Guys typically enjoy drugs more than girls do, so it's quite common that guys get a girl into drugs and then dump her when she can't hack it.

And that's the most cynical and self-blaming way to describe the disaster that happened with my girlfriend. I thought we were breaking up by mutual agreement. I went to my own place whenever some guy she fancied came to visit (and she had her own place btw, a place I practically never went.) She would go to town with the older woman who lived on the same commune, and I don't know if they were doing smack or doing guys, because I never asked. I thought we both good hippies in that respect: an open marriage, without actual marriage.

I am very certain that we broke up because she wanted to have a kid, and I didn't. It's my fault that she did so many drugs, but when we left each other it was because we didn't want each other any more.

We were both adults. We didn't need to "break up" and we didn't need to pretend to be friends. There was a difference of life plan which could not be reconciled. I'm very sad about it, but I don't feel guilty at all.


I will tell you another "loser" story about myself: I decided to stay single when I turned 29 years of age. I had almost given up on life. The trouble is that I did not know that I had a few stalkers who were trying to decide my fate. One such dickhead to give me trouble happened to be my teenage son. He was such a retard that I started to wonder if he really was my son. But, it turned out that his mother could not get pregnant with her husband and insisted on the affair with a teenager not even of legal age. Long story short, the child grew up to become a narcissistic personality disordered psychopath, because his mother was more interested in protecting her reputation with damage controlled pampering of her son than to try and enforce a life of discipline and hard work ethics. I felt so sorry for her husband. But, atleast the dick-breath decided to quit on the whole community and move on to be with his Allah. Unf
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ckingbelievable. All that was left was to deal with his dipshid boyfriends who thought they were tough. But, they have given up trying to avenge their bucket.

I was not a very good person in my 20s. But, at least I owned the faults I had. Even when I had exceptional circumstances that granted me the right to lawfully kill someone, I decided against doing so. This stoicism has given me a good reputation around town, and a clean criminal record. However, these last few weeks have been very trying for me that politics and the next Federal election might be what determines whether I have to take matters into my own hands.

You talk about taking drugs in your youth. Unless I misread, you admitted to being a paedophile. You are basically my enemy. I had dated a few emergency workers in my time. Not for long. It was obvious that their choice of career was at odds with my personality. I'm autistic, and I tend to overthink things. If my girlfriend or wife was shot whilst on duty, how would I react? I could only rationalise things by thinking about how I managed to survive harsh ordeals that included preventing the death of a female police officer with some quick thinking.

Can you imagine being alive only due to having a mental condition that allows you to blur out the emotional side of things and see things in terms of long-term planning? Can you also imagine having your plans thwarted by people that know you have long-term planning and options available that lead them to eradicate the most fortuitous goals? I have enemies that block my upwardly mobile standard of living, out of a matter of being jealous that they did not plan for their future. I was almost a vigilante the other week. And then I realised that they had their reasons why they opted to do what they do. Now, I have to refocus my energies for next week's trials of revenge.

Drugs and paedophilia: What a combination! I have had my own battles with alcohol. But, given the worst that it does me is to lose a day's wages through the cost of alcohol consumption and the hangover feeds that I have to have to recover, it is not an issue too much for a once a month drinker.

My issue with drug users is that you would have had a supplier. I know where the supply is coming from. I know where it is going. What irritates me the most is the hero-homicidalist mindset of the state and federal governments in allowing this to continue, whilst the law-abiding people of this country have to suffer the social and financial consequences.

Paedophilia is one of the consequences of taking drugs. Your mind does not care when it is drug-affected. Trust me, I kissed a 14 y.o. girl on her forehead to comfort her about her drug-affected father's abuse. What I got from that attempt to settle her down? Being mislabeled her boyfriend. And trying to talk that young lady out of treating me in a blackmailed way was just another reason she added to her suicidal tendencies. But, atleast she settled down as a 17 y.o.
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I think you are a bit of a cuck, Aurora. I don't know you. But you come off sounding like a real cuckold. If my girlfriend cheated on me, she would have one chance to make amends. If she kept at it, we would be done. If my wife cheated on me, I would wonder why we got married in the first place. I would not give her a second chance.

I don't even bother trying to justify the rationale behind things. If my girlfriend asked me to sleep with her friend, it would take some convincing for me to understand why she would want me to sleep with her friend. But, I would never ask her to sleep with another guy. Any attempt at her asking me for permission to sleep around would be met with an immediate break-up. I. just. cannot. be. bothered. with. bogus. relationships.

One such bad time for me was when I was beginning a relationship with a woman that I thought was perfect for me. Then I found out that she was bisexual and having a pre-existing relationship with a complete lezzo. I was made the victim of this stupid, childish misandrist game. I just cut both of them off completely. In fact, it had been made abundantly clear to me that these two women were so "together" since they were as close as they could be, I decided that I was the stupid one for thinking that I could satisfy the young lady. The lesbian turned out to be a complete nutter. She had this superhero fantasy, ever since her teenaged years. Even her early adult years yielded not a great deal of change.

You are either in it to win it. Otherwise, you can have your participation ribbon.
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Reply #103 - Dec 19th, 2024 at 7:20pm
 
UnSubRocky wrote on Nov 28th, 2024 at 10:48pm:
I think you are a bit of a cuck, Aurora. I don't know you. But you come off sounding like a real cuckold. If my girlfriend cheated on me, she would have one chance to make amends. If she kept at it, we would be done. If my wife cheated on me, I would wonder why we got married in the first place. I would not give her a second chance.

I don't even bother trying to justify the rationale behind things. If my girlfriend asked me to sleep with her friend, it would take some convincing for me to understand why she would want me to sleep with her friend. But, I would never ask her to sleep with another guy. Any attempt at her asking me for permission to sleep around would be met with an immediate break-up. I. just. cannot. be. bothered. with. bogus. relationships.

One such bad time for me was when I was beginning a relationship with a woman that I thought was perfect for me. Then I found out that she was bisexual and having a pre-existing relationship with a complete lezzo. I was made the victim of this stupid, childish misandrist game. I just cut both of them off completely. In fact, it had been made abundantly clear to me that these two women were so "together" since they were as close as they could be, I decided that I was the stupid one for thinking that I could satisfy the young lady. The lesbian turned out to be a complete nutter. She had this superhero fantasy, ever since her teenaged years. Even her early adult years yielded not a great deal of change.

You are either in it to win it. Otherwise, you can have your participation ribbon.


Some people think that having a "relationship" requires that both partners are monogamous for each other. Fine, if those are the rules you want to play by, but there's no need to call me names because I don't do that "ownership" crap.

That's not why I broke up. If it had been (denying my girlfriend sex with other men) then we'd just have broken up earlier.

You're basically adopting a rule based on jealousy which makes it harder to stay with a woman. If you really love her, you should want whatever is best for her.
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