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No disrepect to you in anyway but I barely understand what you are talking about but maybe cos I'm not most women and I do not have these 'most women' in my company. If it bothers you then stay away from their conversations and go and do your own thing. And if you're bored then find something else to do. I promise you as you get older, you will never again know the meaning of 'being bored' and on that day you will rejoice and know you have gained wisdom. Wish you all the best. Peace as always. x |
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Spregovor, just noticed that you've edited your last post and not in good taste either. Don't always believe what you read. Married couples do talk about sex and do educate their childeren about sex. Obviously you've never been married or have been a parent. I'm also wondering if you recently have had romantic problems but please don't answer that as it was just a fleeting wondering.
![]() And of course older people have baggage - it's called life experience. It will happen to you one day too so stop with negetive judgement and learn more about human behaviour based on their experiences and learn to accept and move on. Don't make life more difficult than it can be cos that's how balance and sense of humour is lost.
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and no, no recent problems....just stating the every day obviousness have fun |
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