twister947
Childless Cat Dude
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He made me feel inferior. Adamantine?
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He made me feel inferior. Adamantine?
Such a bullshit move - trying to make himself look big by using obscure words. I had to look it up. It basically means 'inflexible'.
Isn't adamantine what Wolverine has in his skeleton? That's the only reason I know that word
Seems likely. Does he have a super strong skeleton?
Slight variation on the theme ... older guy approaches me on an entirely other platform. It's clear from his profile that he is, in all likelihood, married. I point out that I'm not really interested in married people (which is entirely clear in my profile). I get this ...
"I am very well educated with a great sense of humour and a lust for life. I think you are a very interesting woman. Sexy pics and obviously a sharp mind (and tongue?) I don’t do absolutes because I think that would be silly.
I’ll tell you what. Why don’t you just try chatting with me for a while and then you can tell me to fuck off if you want. [redacted] on Kik or [redacted].
You can ignore me now to satisfy some adamantine moral figment or have some fun before life ticks over another season"
This is not uncommon - guys who are usually my age or a little older who treat me like they're metaphorically patting me on the head, often with 'I'm very well educated' thrown in because that's meant to be impressive somehow, and clearly that'll make me make an exception, because what girl doesn't want to drop her pants for someone who can use a four-syllable word, regardless of his marital status? (The irony is that in most cases, I probably have more degrees than they do. Not that it's a competition. But if it was a competition, I'd win.)
Wow! What a condescending douche. He probably blames the women every time this patronizing line of pompous bullshit doesn't work for him and I'm guessing that's every time.
I feel confident in saying this because I too am very well educated and have a lust for life.
Slight variation on the theme ... older guy approaches me on an entirely other platform. It's clear from his profile that he is, in all likelihood, married. I point out that I'm not really interested in married people (which is entirely clear in my profile). I get this ...
"I am very well educated with a great sense of humour and a lust for life. I think you are a very interesting woman. Sexy pics and obviously a sharp mind (and tongue?) I don’t do absolutes because I think that would be silly.
I’ll tell you what. Why don’t you just try chatting with me for a while and then you can tell me to fuck off if you want. [redacted] on Kik or [redacted].
You can ignore me now to satisfy some adamantine moral figment or have some fun before life ticks over another season"
This is not uncommon - guys who are usually my age or a little older who treat me like they're metaphorically patting me on the head, often with 'I'm very well educated' thrown in because that's meant to be impressive somehow, and clearly that'll make me make an exception, because what girl doesn't want to drop her pants for someone who can use a four-syllable word, regardless of his marital status? (The irony is that in most cases, I probably have more degrees than they do. Not that it's a competition. But if it was a competition, I'd win.)
I got this a lot - the married guy trying to convince me to give them a spin. Wife is sick, wife hates sex, they grew apart but have to stay together for kids, money, whatever.
The dealbreaker is when I tell them I want what the wife has. Help me carry in the groceries, plan a vacation with me, make contributions to my 401k, will he be available if I get a flat tire, can he put me on his insurance plan?
Suddenly I'm a gold digger.
Ummm. No. I'm just interested in the same deal your wife has except there will be better sex.
That seems fair CookieI got this a lot - the married guy trying to convince me to give them a spin. Wife is sick, wife hates sex, they grew apart but have to stay together for kids, money, whatever.
The dealbreaker is when I tell them I want what the wife has. Help me carry in the groceries, plan a vacation with me, make contributions to my 401k, will he be available if I get a flat tire, can he put me on his insurance plan?
Suddenly I'm a gold digger.
Ummm. No. I'm just interested in the same deal your wife has except there will be better sex.
An abridged version of really wordy PMs:
Guy: Hello, I saw your post about humiliation. Would you like to tell me more about how the humiliation games have worked in past and what you have done? I have some ideas that you might find interesting.
Me: Thanks for the PM. Sorry, I’m not really interested in talking in PMs now, but why don’t you post your thoughts, experiences and questions in the thread? That way other people can chime in and maybe learn from your ideas.
Guy: I don’t need lessons on what to do from cunts like you.
Dude…
Because he had no ideas of his own. Dude thought he was so smart and was going to get some wank fodder and was angry you shut him down.
Guys like this are pathetic. PATHETIC.
Dang. Now I have to go read a bunch of Asterix comics to remember which book this is from. I'm good with that.
K**gC*c*9in▸Why would you do this to me
K**gC*c*9in▸I was hard but you're so rude
K**gC*c*9in▸You made my morning glory soft
Dang. Now I have to go read a bunch of Asterix comics to remember which book this is from. I'm good with that.
A PM about my weight.
Like. I think it was supposed to a compliment but it was so uncalled for and tacky.