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dear if you have a vagina you are going to get hit on all the time big butt of not
That is true. I want to get neckless or other kind of sign to my neck which says something like "broken" . That would save so much time and effort from both sides
I love cocoa skin, thick lips and a BUTT. I love thickness, not fat, women. I am not attracted whatsoever to the school girl look(skinny rail)...I want a women.
oh my god! is that really a girl??? she looks like a man trying to be a woman
And I know 2 person which looks like that, other is woman happily married with nice looking man, other is man married with nice looking girl. It is not always about look. Other of those couples I know have been together about 18 years now. They feel love.
And I know 2 person which looks like that, other is woman happily married with nice looking man, other is man married with nice looking girl. It is not always about look. Other of those couples I know have been together about 18 years now. They feel love.
Good for them! but wow, it was hard for me to look at that picture...no offense. I mean I have friends who are both average looking and beautiful, but none that are ugly. not cause I'm shallow, I guess ugly people don't live in the southern Arizona desert.
Perhaps you were being comical, but I never knew this about Taoism; and I was into it in a younger life.
Opinions will vary but yes, I was attempting to be comical.
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If Taoism says that getting a little behind, let alone a little head, is wrong; then I am glad I got out of it.
At least Buddhism cuts you some slack.
Actually, like Buddhism, Taoism has many interpretations. Being a Philosophical (as opposed to Religious) Taoist means being free of ceremonies and certain beliefs but still following the guiding principles.
I was attempting to joke and yet not-joke. Certainly Taoism teaches to dwell neither in the past nor the future, only in the moment; but as a lay practitioner for many years I certainly can find no restrictions on acts of love.
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