I met the farah of my dreams but I have reservations..
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Haha. No need to be angry when faced with people who see through the BS.
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Ironically self proclaimed conservative men seem to have a whole host of experiences with liberal women despite detesting and finding their positions on life deeply hypocritical. Sounds like projection to me.
You are hilarious Soph!
Thanks for this short guide on the healthy way to navigate the disappointments, crushed ego, and FOMO that come with romantic entanglements. I'm a proud woman, so I refuse to weep for any man! On to the next! I tell myself..
As I type this, I'm listening nastexo indho's famous song for emotional support;
Jaceel ba hadan ubooyo
Hadan nin damba ubarorto
Hadan baxsanoo irahdo
Aniga balayo haiga racdo!
*Flips hair*
I'm glad you enjoyed the read, Hodan! Your stories are always hilarious, too. I agree. If you had to choose stability and safety, it beats novelty. The getting-to-know-each-other phase can feel like a labyrinth. Like you, I hold firm on no physical intimacy before marriage.
You want a slow burn—not a wildfire, but also not so slow that you're left waiting for paint to dry. You are dealing with the countervailing forces of wanting a gradual and thoughtful relationship development that is neither rushed nor a prolonged courtship/dead end.
Throw in some perfectionism and that all-or-nothing mindset, and suddenly, you're searching for a soulmate who’s an emotional unicorn. You start wondering why they can’t be more like you—self-disciplined and respectful but still dropping breadcrumb hints of what’s to come through subtle banter.
Someone patient, respectful, and eventually shows unwavering commitment. An unawakened Don Juan, with just enough spark to hint that something is simmering beneath the surface. He sees your decision to wait as an expectation and a precious gift.
And if divorce has never been part of your family history, that idealism only skyrockets where the expectation for a lifelong and stable marriage is there. Of course, you want him to be a perfect gentleman—but with a clear signal that he’s actually into you, not just your darling personality! A "procreation-only" vibe seems puritanical though. IMO.
Thank you. I may consider it. You and Hodan are giving me an idea for a thread.forget fan fiction could be its own original book series all while being a self-help book
im willing to be your agent for 5% of all sales/adaptations of said serie.
I'm glad you enjoyed the read, Hodan! Your stories are always hilarious, too. I agree. If you had to choose stability and safety, it beats novelty. The getting-to-know-each-other phase can feel like a labyrinth. Like you, I hold firm on no physical intimacy before marriage.
You want a slow burn—not a wildfire, but also not so slow that you're left waiting for paint to dry. You are dealing with the countervailing forces of wanting a gradual and thoughtful relationship development that is neither rushed nor a prolonged courtship/dead end.
Throw in some perfectionism and that all-or-nothing mindset, and suddenly, you're searching for a soulmate who’s an emotional unicorn. You start wondering why they can’t be more like you—self-disciplined and respectful but still dropping breadcrumb hints of what’s to come through subtle banter.
Someone patient, respectful, and eventually shows unwavering commitment. An unawakened Don Juan, with just enough spark to hint that something is simmering beneath the surface. He sees your decision to wait as an expectation and a precious gift.
And if divorce has never been part of your family history, that idealism only skyrockets where the expectation for a lifelong and stable marriage is there. Of course, you want him to be a perfect gentleman—but with a clear signal that he’s actually into you, not just your darling personality! A "procreation-only" vibe seems puritanical though. IMO.
Thank you. I may consider it. You and Hodan are giving me an idea for a thread.
"You want a slow burn—not a wildfire,"
HHh,mmmm? STD burn or Penetration fire?
What are these terms you speak of? Please place that in spoiler. Cot damn!"You want a slow burn—not a wildfire,"
HHh,mmmm? STD burn or Penetration fire?
Ghengis Kaarhis
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Series can be called Sheeko sheeko: shukansii editionI'm glad you enjoyed the read, Hodan! Your stories are always hilarious, too. I agree. If you had to choose stability and safety, it beats novelty. The getting-to-know-each-other phase can feel like a labyrinth. Like you, I hold firm on no physical intimacy before marriage.
You want a slow burn—not a wildfire, but also not so slow that you're left waiting for paint to dry. You are dealing with the countervailing forces of wanting a gradual and thoughtful relationship development that is neither rushed nor a prolonged courtship/dead end.
Throw in some perfectionism and that all-or-nothing mindset, and suddenly, you're searching for a soulmate who’s an emotional unicorn. You start wondering why they can’t be more like you—self-disciplined and respectful but still dropping breadcrumb hints of what’s to come through subtle banter.
Someone patient, respectful, and eventually shows unwavering commitment. An unawakened Don Juan, with just enough spark to hint that something is simmering beneath the surface. He sees your decision to wait as an expectation and a precious gift.
And if divorce has never been part of your family history, that idealism only skyrockets where the expectation for a lifelong and stable marriage is there. Of course, you want him to be a perfect gentleman—but with a clear signal that he’s actually into you, not just your darling personality! A "procreation-only" vibe seems puritanical though. IMO.
Thank you. I may consider it. You and Hodan are giving me an idea for a thread.
