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What kind of man interests you!?
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Snow-Monkey wrote: »you can have something that explodes with flavour in your mouth ...... now that's pleasure at its highest form
Ohhhhh, er, naughty
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I love an older man, and not just a few years older either, i'm 24 and the last relationship i was in was wit a 36 yr old, and most recently i was wit a 40 yr old. Dont really know what attracts me to these men, considering they all have baggage at that stage of their lives, but i find lads my age and close to my age are head wreaking and very immature
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Dunno if MrsMcSteamy is talking about emotional baggage - more likely it's the fact that a single man in his forties is quite likely (or more likely at least) to have an ex-wife or partner and some kids lurking in the background. Emotionally, they CAN be a little more together than the younger models... but this isn't always the case! Similarly, not all younger guys are headwreckers... headwrecking knows no bounds when it comes to age!
So sorry i will explain what i meant, as shellyboo said yeah its not emotional baggage, the 36 yr old have an ex wife and two kids and the 40 yr is a widower with 3 children so that doesnt make things easy on myself is what i meant, and i know i willingly get involved with them so its not their faults obviously but it can be hard.
And relating to the lads the same age as me, from my experience they don't interest me for a number of reasons not just their immaturity. And as for headwreaking i agree no matter what age they are men can be headwreaking, i suppose just like all us women, everyone has their moments
Hope this clears up what i meant, sorry if i offended anyone0 -
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MrsMcSteamy wrote: »I love an older man, and not just a few years older either, i'm 24 and the last relationship i was in was wit a 36 yr old, and most recently i was wit a 40 yr old. Dont really know what attracts me to these men, considering they all have baggage at that stage of their lives, but i find lads my age and close to my age are head wreaking and very immature:p
In fareness i find that comment very iritating. I also think its nieve unfair ungust, and because its a forum Im going to tell you why...
If you go to the banana club perfect example the first thing you will notice is a Bunch of LADS wearing pointy shoes shirts that all look the same jeans that well uqite frankly i think should be burned and the emotional senceitivity of a brick not a red brick a breaze block.....Of course your not going to meet any Mature guys... Il back that up withMrsMcSteamy wrote: »but i find lads my age and close to my age are head wreaking and very immatureMrsMcSteamy wrote: »So sorry i will explain what i meant, as shellyboo said yeah its not emotional baggage, the 36 yr old have an ex wife and two kids and the 40 yr is a widower with 3 children so that doesnt make things easy on myself is what i meant, and i know i willingly get involved with them so its not their faults obviously but it can be hard.
And relating to the lads the same age as me, from my experience they don't interest me for a number of reasons not just their immaturity. And as for headwreaking i agree no matter what age they are men can be headwreaking, i suppose just like all us women, everyone has their moments
Hope this clears up what i meant, sorry if i offended anyone
Emotional baggage....Something I can happilly admit i agree with how ever the reason why men have emotional baggage is simple they dont talk. So your willingly put your self into a reletionship full of uncertantys and emotional baggage? why in gods name would any one do that ?
As for the rest of your post you only said imaturity and headwreacking twice, and your 24 not 34 you wouldnt know what experence in life is :rolleyes:....
Of course not saying that I do, but cleerly you havent lived....Edit- i reaslise that's pretty expansive thing to say as living dictates ones ambitions dreams etc...0 -
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Treasure Uptight Steel wrote: »You silly billy, not only did she not say "emotional baggage" but she explained what she meant by "baggage" in the post directly above yours. Then you top it off with a classic sweeping generalisation about men. Some men do talk you know.
yeah i do that what i ment
as in some men do talk and lot of men dont....
eather way im going to get my ass handed to me so no point changing it......0 -
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Looks wise I don't have much of a "type". I don't think any of the guys I've dated have many physical similarities. As for personality, politeness/manners are important to me, as is up for a laugh, intelligence and loves music. Matching playlists are not a must, but I'd like to bring someone to gigs who won't moan because the band aren't really what he's into. Open mind
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