Blurt Thread III - Emporium of Unexpected Exclamations & Revelations

Help!
Rather thin-skinned, overly-sensitive woman allergic to conflict needs unvarnished advice from sensible HT folk.

So I have a new man-friend... :eek:

He has definite opinions about the landscape design of the lady garden that conflict with my own strongly-held preferences. How do I say, 'I'd really rather not,' without having to say, 'I'd really rather not,'?

:rolleyes:


If the direct approach isn't an option, you could use 'You get what you get, and you don't throw a fit'.
This wee rhyme helped when teaching my young children how to deal with disappointment.

If this fails, give him a time-out. Tell him he is only out of his time-out when he gets a back, crack, & sack done.

I wonder if he will consider your opinions about his garden design...
 
Thanks all! I knew I could count on you pervs to give me sound relationship advice.:rose:

We had a good talk.
It wasn't really about the shaving- it was about other things, bigger things. :rolleyes::eek:

I told him it was hard for me to say no, and why. He told me not to shave if I didn't want to, and to tell him when he was being a dick. :D


(FYI, I'm a fan of the fur. He grew a beard for me, and he's growing out his nethers. I'd never actually been with a man who shaved or even trimmed until him.)
 
:D



Pubes are like another toy. Why would you want to deprive us of our playthings?

I think next Monday should be Man Pube Appreciation Day, and you men should all show us your pubes.

Right before Miles and Em get busy in front of the window. :devil:
 
erotica_n_s - call out

Did you chase a 2016 Glastonbury Festival ticket?

Did you get out to a bar - have a drink - smile and have casual conversations with strangers?

I hope so...
 
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