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It does depend on what you're planning on teaching. There are courses in pornography, and I even taught a course in the Anthropology of Sex for over ten years. (Yes, Sex, not Gender; it was often referred to as "How to do it around the globe").

Tio, I can't believe you didn't call this the study of man, embracing woman. ;)
 
OMG all the threads are so fascinating tonight! and I've got to go away for 2 days and inspect mummies who are not fellow MILFs in the British Museum :(. I must get on with the packing! or we will have no snax on the coach and I'll get Worst Mum in the World award again.
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I will miss you all dreadfully!
 
OMG all the threads are so fascinating tonight! and I've got to go away for 2 days and inspect mummies who are not fellow MILFs in the British Museum :(. I must get on with the packing! or we will have no snax on the coach and I'll get Worst Mum in the World award again.
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I will miss you all dreadfully!

It would be worth your joint while seeing the Egyptian stuff in Manchester.
Enjoy your trip
 
A woman at the gym tonight looked like my ex girlfriend, so I avoided her, whoever she was.
 
This was more of a made-my-sides-hurt-from-laughing-and-tears-were-coming-out-of-my-eyes kind of talk, but I know what you mean. :D

Oh, those are even better. They have a way of making everything in life fall into place, pushing the worst parts back into the shadows where they belong.
 
After detailing the death scene of an innocent young woman, I feel like I need to shower . . . .
 
I just saw plans for the new World Trade Center tower #1. It has 500+ pages just for the architecturals, let alone, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing.
 
Why why why do I do this to myself? Why can't I let go? Why can't I be brave enough? I know I am being a fucking moron and I can't stop myself. I thought I was a better person than this. But I'm not. I am a pathetic, selfish asshole. I really am.
 
Just submitted my collection of stories to a new review source. Let's hope this one pans out. Working on a paranormal collection.
 
Conversation I can't get out of my head:

Me: It's not that I'm afraid of getting older; I'm not. But lately, I've had to think about the logistics of it more than I ever have. I'm nearly 40. I have a two year old child. Starting over at my age would be a ...challenge. I don't care about getting older, it is what it is; my goal has always been to feel good/be healthy no matter my age. But even without my fertility issues I'm getting to that age where I won't be having any more children. It's a different market for me out there. It'll be just me and Squeak vs The World. Most men my age don't have toddlers; some are even grandfathers(!). What man near my age is going to want to 'start over' and help me raise a two year old?!

Him: The right one.





I :heart: my dad.
 
Me: It's not that I'm afraid of getting older; I'm not. But lately, I've had to think about the logistics of it more than I ever have. I'm nearly 40. I have a two year old child. Starting over at my age would be a ...challenge. I don't care about getting older, it is what it is; my goal has always been to feel good/be healthy no matter my age. But even without my fertility issues I'm getting to that age where I won't be having any more children. It's a different market for me out there. It'll be just me and Squeak vs The World. Most men my age don't have toddlers; some are even grandfathers(!). What man near my age is going to want to 'start over' and help me raise a two year old?!

Him: The right one.





I :heart: my dad.

I felt much the same about five years ago, when my wife and the little not-yet-two-year-old entered my life. It's a frightening concept, in a way, to be a parent at our age. But I subscribe to the "age is only a state of mind" philosophy. I can still chase my child in the back yard, can still show her how to play futbol (soccer). While my wife and I may never have a "real" child of our own -- there are various issues with that -- we love our daughter, and I am supremely glad every time she calls me "daddy." That tells me I must be doing something right.

All in all, I feel that, when you're a parent, you find ways to be a parent. You teach, you lead, you direct, you punish, you chastise . . . and eventually, you get it right. Because so long as you try, you can't screw it up completely and you can't make a mistake you aren't able to rectify later.

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Me: It's not that I'm afraid of getting older; I'm not. But lately, I've had to think about the logistics of it more than I ever have. I'm nearly 40. I have a two year old child. Starting over at my age would be a ...challenge. I don't care about getting older, it is what it is; my goal has always been to feel good/be healthy no matter my age. But even without my fertility issues I'm getting to that age where I won't be having any more children. It's a different market for me out there. It'll be just me and Squeak vs The World. Most men my age don't have toddlers; some are even grandfathers(!). What man near my age is going to want to 'start over' and help me raise a two year old?!

:rose: My brother met his wife when her son was 3, and helped take care of her mother, who was dying of a rare disease. They've been together 18 years now. His is not the only story I've heard like that. Now, I don't think he would have done that if they'd met five years before. Maturity does a lot for people, men and women both. :rose:
 
Holy crap. I found Zork online. Like, the original Zork, dude! Whoa!

(and it's just as frustrating as I remember)

I need to get back to writing.
 
I am very emotionally fragile right now, and I don't need my email playing tricks on me like this, making me think my ex sent me a third friend request in the last week, when she didn't. Or if she did she recalled it before I could see it, and I don't need that either.

What. The. FUCK???
 
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