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Karmastic -> RE: what do you prefer. (8/2/2012 12:24:47 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DeviantlyD
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ORIGINAL: Karmastic
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ORIGINAL: LadyPact
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well, I'm guessing many like the bodies of the typical 20 year old college boy.
Are you fucking sick? What the hell is wrong with you?
Look. Most of us in our forties and fifties don't want shit to do with somebody who looks like a child to us. Women aren't like certin men.
nobody is talking about us 40yos having relationships with 20 year olds. if you really want to have an adult discussion with me, can you please drop the aggressive and silly red herrings?
regarding whether people like youth (20 year old bodies) over age (us 40 year olds), and whether i'm sick - your uncalled for rudeness and defensiveness screams that you're insecure about younger women, and deny what every person knows. i can't even believe i even have to defend such a universal truism.
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A universal truism, just like it's a universal truism that guys in their 40's try to hook up with women half their age in some feeble attempt to recapture their youth?
no dear, that's not a universal truism, that's a cliche. and, when women throw that up to men online that they don't even know, it's a big huge red flag that they themselves have major baggage and resentment in that area. dear, the very arguments that you choose to attack me with, and the very words you use, seem to describe your own experience, not mine. i don't date 20 year olds.
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And...it was you that used the word "many" which implies most dominant women and that includes women of all age ranges. Geez. Talk about back pedalling.
dear, you seen so intent on "me being wrong" that you manufacture weird things to disagree with, and then use words like back pedaling that have nothing to do with what you're saying. please splain to us all how me saying "most", which does include all age ranges, is a back pedal from anything?
it's both amusing and sad, how a one liner joke can get you and some others so emotionally and worked up, so much so, that you'll argue with something that permeates every fiber of our society, and feebly try and turn it around on someone bold enough to state the obvious.
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