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Virgin4Inch 06-23-2012 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26117)
Unlike all of you (and being a female) I wanted to keep my virginity until I found 'Mr. Right' (laughing now at the naivety of that). I graduated high school being one of the only virgins left and I wanted it that way. I had been in a relationship with a guy 5 years older than me since I had been 16 and (he was 21) and just before my 19th birthday we had sex. He lasted less than a minute and afterwards said "Man. I'm so glad we didn't break up before I got to do that. *smiles and nudges me*. Too bad you won't be that tight again. *laughs and nudges me again* Lets get some pizza". I wasted 5 years with him unfortunately (and he never got better in bed either).

He sounds like a keeper. I bet you regret letting that one get away huh?:D

hoverfly 06-23-2012 10:57 AM

PaintItPretty: Well, looks like you did fing Mr Right, Mr right out the door you go.

How low can you stoop?

jobleau 06-23-2012 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26117)
He lasted less than a minute and afterwards said "Man. I'm so glad we didn't break up before I got to do that. *smiles and nudges me*. Too bad you won't be that tight again. *laughs and nudges me again* Lets get some pizza". I wasted 5 years with him unfortunately (and he never got better in bed either).

That was pretty lame...

Virgin4Inch 06-23-2012 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26134)
Virgin4inch-
He never actually got away because he's still in my life and has been since we broke up. He has MS and I help him with a few things (take him to appointments, stuff like that). When he was able to live alone I would clean his house once a week, cook some food and bring over and make sure he had clean clothes. I guess with him being a part of my life for 5 years and him living just down the street from my parents house, I couldn't completely sever ties.

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I was just making a silly joke. Did he have MS when you dated him? It's nice that you do those things for him. You're a sweet person.

jobleau 06-24-2012 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26134)
Virgin4inch-
He never actually got away because he's still in my life and has been since we broke up. He has MS and I help him with a few things (take him to appointments, stuff like that). When he was able to live alone I would clean his house once a week, cook some food and bring over and make sure he had clean clothes. I guess with him being a part of my life for 5 years and him living just down the street from my parents house, I couldn't completely sever ties.

Taking care of him after breaking up tells a lot of good things about you.

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26134)
Jobleau-It was lame, but not because he only lasted less than a minute my first time, but that he never got any better haha.

That's even more sad. But not all guys are like that. You'll find a good partner in time.

Thicknshort 06-24-2012 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26154)
Thanks. My friends would disagree. They think I'm a sucker.



I've dated some really nice guys, so I know not all of them are like that. I just came out of a 4 year relationship though, eventually, when I'm back to myself, I certainly hope I do find a good guy.


In that situation, it's better to be true to your heart and to accept the consequence of being considered what some would deem a "sucker", than to do something the opposite of your own good nature.
Impressive Lois, very impressive.:)


(sorry had to thrown some Seinfeld in again)

jobleau 06-25-2012 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Thicknshort (Post 26156)
In that situation, it's better to be true to your heart and to accept the consequence of being considered what some would deem a "sucker", than to do something the opposite of your own good nature.

Indeed, that is the mark of a true person. Whatever others may think, doing what is right is the thing to do. And doing it with empathy brings it up even higher.

Virgin4Inch 06-25-2012 02:57 AM

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Originally Posted by PaintItPretty (Post 26154)
Thanks. My friends would disagree. They think I'm a sucker.

I like a sucker myself. Just sayin':D

hoverfly 06-25-2012 09:45 AM

Aren't we all at times? LOL

A little compassion goes a long way they say. Pleased to see quite a lot of that around here. Maybe one of the reasons I like coming here.


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