jmace Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Would it be possible to get the exact age when the less drama gene kicks in..? Id like to narrow my search down! Quote
archenemy Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Would it be possible to get the exact age when the less drama gene kicks in..? Id like to narrow my search down! Quote
kevbone Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I have never actually met a man in person who would prefer an educated, funny, well-traveled, accomplished woman in her thirties over a hottie under 25. Ever. Â Â I would....I like them in there late 30's. I like older women. Â Matter of fact, most women are not worth a damn until they are 30. Quote
jmace Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Dont be all jaded cause you didnt get laid till you were 30... Quote
archenemy Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 why is it only other women agree with this? Â Oh, actually, I should include androgynous men. I sure enjoy and am attracted to very masculine men, but the ones who are androgynous are the ones I actually fall in love with and get along with. They also seem to be drama-free (or drama-lite--everyone has issues and drama, it's just the matter of degree) Quote
Alex Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 They also seem to be drama-free (or drama-lite--everyone has issues and drama, it's just the matter of degree) Â What you are identifying as "drama-free" is only because your drama and their androgynous drama is on the same wavelength, therefore is XORed out. There is still drama to the outside observer, just harmonious drama instead of disruptive drama. Quote
Alex Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Â Am I the only one to think that the guy looks like....adamson??? Quote
sk Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Â Am I the only one to think that the guy looks like....adamson??? Â Built right yes, but that guy is like 6 feet something tall. Adamson is not. Quote
archenemy Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 They also seem to be drama-free (or drama-lite--everyone has issues and drama, it's just the matter of degree) Â What you are identifying as "drama-free" is only because your drama and their androgynous drama is on the same wavelength, therefore is XORed out. There is still drama to the outside observer, just harmonious drama instead of disruptive drama. I never thought of that. Quote
sk Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 why is it only other women agree with this? Â Oh, actually, I should include androgynous men. I sure enjoy and am attracted to very masculine men, but the ones who are androgynous are the ones I actually fall in love with and get along with. They also seem to be drama-free (or drama-lite--everyone has issues and drama, it's just the matter of degree) Â everyone has stuff. it is just the manner in which we deal with it. Drama to me = anything that i can avoid but didn't because i was being and idiot. drama also = freaking out about shit that no one can do anything about. drama = shit caused be not communicating clearly. we all do it... what matters is how you deal with it. Â i am not sure what i am trying to say. I just know that in any kind of relationship be it a friendship, love interest or polyamorus, the only thing that makes it good is keeping your cool. if you can keep from freaking out til you have all the facts, there usually isn't anything to freak out about. Â As Geyfinger always says "it is always cool to be cool" Quote
archenemy Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Sometimes I think the constant cool-headed response is a little creepy. If you have something to be upset about, let it rip. Anyone who can't handle an occasional (for me, I think bi-yearly or so covers it) freak out from their partner is underequipped. I can handle a good freak out b/c I know when s/he gets done and spins down, things tend to get better and tension is released. Constant drama though is just too much. Â Maybe I'm just too old and don't have the energy to keep up... Quote
sk Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 Sometimes I think the constant cool-headed response is a little creepy. If you have something to be upset about, let it rip. Anyone who can't handle an occasional (for me, I think bi-yearly or so covers it) freak out from their partner is underequipped. I can handle a good freak out b/c I know when s/he gets done and spins down, things tend to get better and tension is released. Constant drama though is just too much. Â Maybe I'm just too old and don't have the energy to keep up... Â I dont think emotionally reacting is the same as freaking out. when you burn yourself you say *FUCK* Â when someone hurts my feelings i do the same thing... Â but as with the burn, i realize that it only burns me when the stove is on... i am not like the proverbial cat who never sits on the stove again... Quote
sk Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I love it when women mix metaphors. Â Â i can't help it.... its all mixed up in there so thats how it comes out Quote
i_like_sun Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I love it when women mix metaphors.   i can't help it.... its all mixed up in there so thats how it comes out    This is the story of WOMAN: THE CREATURE   The intellect of Man doesn't have a chance. Quote
sk Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I love it when women mix metaphors.   i can't help it.... its all mixed up in there so thats how it comes out    This is the story of WOMAN: THE CREATURE   The intellect of Man doesn't have a chance.  i keep having to train new ones too...  there is a difference between LOGIC  and muffy LOGIC.  he has his and i have mine Quote
i_like_sun Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I love it when women mix metaphors.   i can't help it.... its all mixed up in there so thats how it comes out    This is the story of WOMAN: THE CREATURE   The intellect of Man doesn't have a chance.  i keep having to train new ones too...  there is a difference between LOGIC  and muffy LOGIC.  he has his and i have mine   Muffs, logic is overrated. Thats all I operate out of and it gets me nowhere; except good grades in physics and physiology of course.........  I/WE (MANkind) NEED YOU. Women are the driving force behind life. Quote
sk Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I love it when women mix metaphors.   i can't help it.... its all mixed up in there so thats how it comes out    This is the story of WOMAN: THE CREATURE   The intellect of Man doesn't have a chance.  i keep having to train new ones too...  there is a difference between LOGIC  and muffy LOGIC.  he has his and i have mine   Muffs, logic is overrated. Thats all I operate out of and it gets me nowhere; except good grades in physics and physiology of course.........  I/WE (MANkind) NEED YOU. Women are the driving force behind life.  i make things interesting thats for sure Quote
AlpineK Posted May 30, 2007 Author Posted May 30, 2007 Can't we get back to the good part. Â Â Â Â Quote
i_like_sun Posted May 30, 2007 Posted May 30, 2007 I love it when women mix metaphors.   i can't help it.... its all mixed up in there so thats how it comes out    This is the story of WOMAN: THE CREATURE   The intellect of Man doesn't have a chance.  i keep having to train new ones too...  there is a difference between LOGIC  and muffy LOGIC.  he has his and i have mine   Muffs, logic is overrated. Thats all I operate out of and it gets me nowhere; except good grades in physics and physiology of course.........  I/WE (MANkind) NEED YOU. Women are the driving force behind life.  i make things interesting thats for sure    GOOD! Boring women (like the cheerleaders I seem to hang out with too much) are stupid......... all they do is play around like retards, look insanely hot, and talk about Foofy the dog........  I enjoy people with some craziness and arratic-ness. Quote
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