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Ridiculous objectification of our SOs thread

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Rebecca Jo
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You are not paying attention. I'm sure we could all point to cultural things about our SO's that we love. For instance, I'll never stop enjoying my husband's Ulster accent. I'll always appreciate

Rebecca Jo
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What American female can resist an English accent, eh? (Or Ulster accent for that matter )! Why should I settle for listening to an American male the rest of my life? My God, my husband even snore

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I'll never forget the first time I saw him across the fashionable theme rock club. Cotton Eye Joe had just started to play, so of course, I was looking around for the New York Yankees who are usually

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Every day, I'm reminded of why I married someone with social skills, decorum, and a sense of propriety.

With totally hawt immediate family members.

I'm reminded of this too (not sure about the hawt FIL).....and I get it from someone physically fit, my own age (actually, one year younger) and with a full head of hair.

This whole "feminism" thing seems to have worked out better than wearing the skimpy fashions of the 80s in a cold climate :thumbs:

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I'm reminded of this too (not sure about the hawt FIL).....and I get it from someone physically fit, my own age (actually, one year younger) and with a full head of hair.

This whole "feminism" thing seems to have worked out better than wearing the skimpy fashions of the 80s in a cold climate :thumbs:

Sure. Underneath it all, you're just a man-hating lesbian who wears men's shoes and lives on Cheetos and Mountain Dew.

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Sure. Underneath it all, you're just a man-hating lesbian who wears men's shoes and lives on Cheetos and Mountain Dew.

I've met her. It's all true, and it was great to find another person just like me.

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It's actually a disguise I wear to repel a certain kind of male

Good thinking!

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Where's the swim suite pics ?

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I stayed in a swim suite once in Vegas. I think it was designed for ladies to "entertain" their gentleman patrons. I mean, friends.

I felt so dirty, and yet...

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I stayed in a swim suite once in Vegas. I think it was designed for ladies to "entertain" their gentleman patrons. I mean, friends.

I felt so dirty, and yet...

Keep going...don't stop now. :devil:

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Keep going...don't stop now. :devil:

Then, all of a sudden, I felt unwell. I think it was the shrimp.

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Then, all of a sudden, I felt unwell. I think it was the shrimp.

This is why the UK forum is what it is. Seriously you people have zero sense of adventure. It even shows in your post.

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You should give that story an alternative RUB style ending.

Your right. If this was the RUB forum that swim suit would have been torn off by a few hot looking hooker chicks that decided to join the party in the hotel room. After than it would have been sex city for everyone on the king size bed, and hot tubbing afterwards while having even more sex. I'l leave out the details seeing how I'm just a visitor in this forum.

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