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Posted:Feb 7, 2015 12:16 pm
Last Updated:Feb 8, 2015 8:47 am
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I don’t want the cock,
I want the man that goes with it!
I found this on another females blog and I just had to post it. I agree totally and I'm so tired of seeing cocks on this site. Really? Is that the head you are thinking with?
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My first BLOCK! woo hoo!
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Posted:Feb 6, 2015 10:55 pm
Last Updated:Feb 8, 2015 2:20 pm
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I get this email from a guy in WA saying thank you for viewing my profile.......which I didn't but you know this site...so I thought nothing of it.....anyway he says yada yada yada. So I do go and look at his profile. I see in two different places he says he is kinky and dominant. So.............I write back and say we aren't compatible, I am not kinky or submissive. I also mention to him about a meet and greet in the Seattle area. He sends me an email back stating I didn't read his profile very well and that he likes vanilla sex. He then tells me he isn't outgoing and why would he want to go to a Meet and Greet in another town.
So, I try to write back to explain I was being nice and trying to help him out.....but......................omg
I can't email him back! He blocked me for trying to be helpful!
Why can't men just understand when a woman says that they aren't compatible there is a reason for it and just move on? Why does it hurt their pride so much that they either become nasty in an email or they block you?
I know I am better off not knowing this person. But really? I'm getting tired of this stupid arse emails. I had another one today that thought we should hook up because he was a male and I'm a female and that makes us compatible! Come on!
I'm sorry to say I really am getting tired of the stupidity on this site.
I really appreciate those of you on my friends list that I can have a normal conversation with and those of you that leave intelligent comments on my blog.
I would not still be here if it wasn't for you guys....and you know who you are!
Thank you,
ltk {=}
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BEING SICK SUCKS!
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Posted:Feb 6, 2015 1:01 am
Last Updated:Feb 6, 2015 10:42 pm
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BEING SICK SUCKS!
Scratchy throat, blowing nose, yuck! It's a good thing I don't have a "date" this weekend.
This has really been a sucky week and now I'm sick. Oh well. TGIF
Anybody want to make me chicken noodle soup? 
Hope you all have a fun weekend, I will be home resting.
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5 things I'm thankful for here on this site!
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Posted:Feb 5, 2015 12:22 am
Last Updated:Feb 5, 2015 9:09 am
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Many people are saying there is too much negativity here on this blog site. I have decided to try to be more positive. Here goes.................
5 things I'm thankful for here on this site.
1. Being able to chat in different rooms from different parts of the country and other countries.
2. Being able to read blogs with interesting points of view, not necessarily my own.
3. Being able to email and receive email from other countries, especially down under
4. Being able to correspond with some really nice people that I normally wouldn't have.
5. Hoping one day to meet that special person for some really special fun! Cuddles and kisses included {=}
What are you thankful for on this site?
ltk {=}
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Life is Short
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Posted:Feb 3, 2015 8:43 pm
Last Updated:Feb 5, 2015 10:20 am
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I lost a friend today to brain cancer. She only found out a couple of months ago that she was ill. She left behind two teenagers. She will be surely missed.
She wasn't the first friend I lost and I'm sure she wont be the last. It does remind me though how short life is.
Sometimes waiting for things to happen isn't always the best way to go. Being a Capricorn, I usually don't wait for things to happen, I make them happen.
I have a life bucketlist, but I also have a sexual bucketlist.
As we grow older we think more about things in life that we should have done, or still should do. We also think about stuff. I have to much stuff! Stuff doesn't matter anymore.
We all need to be nicer to each other. Don't play games with someones emotions. Karma will get you in the end.
If there is something you want to do, just go do it!
If there is something you want to say to someone, just say it!
ltk {=}
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What Turns You On?
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Posted:Feb 3, 2015 5:40 am
Last Updated:Feb 5, 2015 9:11 am
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Seducing my mind is my first turn on. The brain is the largest sex organ!
Then a nice passionate kiss. Moving on to my neck, kissing my face, kissing my earlobes. From the earlobes moving down to the breasts. Kissing, sucking and caressing the large hard nipples.
Most women like their pussy to be licked. That is the best foreplay for some of us.
The best scenario though is when you alternate between all the "hot spots"
Kiss the lips, suck the nipples, lick the pussy. Play with more than one area at a time.
What turns you on?
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Kissing
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Posted:Feb 1, 2015 5:21 am
Last Updated:Feb 1, 2015 1:03 pm
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Kissing is usually the first tactile contact you have with another person.
It can be exciting and exhilarating. It is a way to express feelings for another. Kissing can arouse other sensations also. Sometimes, but not always it is a path to sexual relations. A good kisser can be a real turn-on. A lousy kisser is usually a turn-off. Bad breath or smoker’s breath is a big turn-off also. A great kisser will make you tingle all over! Some people can kiss for hours while others kiss a short time.
When kissing you should be totally centered on the kiss and nothing else. You should kiss with your eyes closed. Concentrate on the experience not on the next step. It should be gentle, but passionate.
A kiss on the forehead is affectionate. A kiss on the neck, ears, or earlobes is sensuous. A kiss on the hand is very romantic. A kiss on the eyes is tender. A French kiss is fantastic!
Kissing can be done anywhere, at home, the car, the movies, a restaurant, anywhere you feel the moment calls for a kiss. Just do it!
{=} {=} {=}
ltk
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YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE
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Posted:Jan 31, 2015 5:34 pm
Last Updated:Feb 1, 2015 10:31 am
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You are responsible for your own life.
I went to a busy grocery store today. I loaded my bag of groceries onto the passenger side of my vehicle. I then walked behind the vehicle to the driver's side and entered. When I started to back out, I looked in all 3 mirrors and turned my head to the rear. I didn't see anyone. I backed out slowly. About 5 feet from where I started, a man runs to the passenger side of my vehicle and says to me that I almost hit him.
I did my best to look for people before I backed out. I don't know where this man came from.
My point is if you are in a busy shopping center parking lot, pay attention to where you are walking. Pay attention to vehicle noises such as engines starting. Pay attention to backup lights. Don't walk directly behind a parked vehicle.
Just because you are a pedestrian and might have the right away, doesn't make it possible to see you. This goes for being in a crosswalk also. Just because you are in a crosswalk doesn't mean vehicles are going to stop.
Take some responsibility for your own safety and don't rely on someone else to do it for you.
It's better to be alive and have waited to walk near a vehicle, than be right and be dead. .
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Happy Friday
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Posted:Jan 30, 2015 3:11 am
Last Updated:Feb 1, 2015 10:32 am
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Happy Friday, Make it a Fantastic day and a Friendly Weekend, Enjoy Football!
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KARMA
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Posted:Jan 29, 2015 1:54 pm
Last Updated:Jan 29, 2015 9:00 pm
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Karma the way one Is punished or rewarded for previous deeds.
I recently found out that my very first boyfriend has Parkinson ’s disease.
I had a different boyfriend that died in a car accident drinking and driving.
A friend who I loaned money to, never paid me back. She recently had a heart attack.
My second husband (the cross dresser) died in a motorcycle accident.
Be nice to people or Karma will get you in the end.
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FRUSTRATION
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Posted:Jan 26, 2015 1:14 pm
Last Updated:Jan 27, 2015 5:16 pm
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I have only been on this site for 2 months, but I’m already feeling very frustrated by the members.
Time Wasters=
Men who don’t read my profile. If they did they wouldn’t have emailed, flirted, or hotlisted me. I specifically state what I am looking for and what I am not.
Men- I DO NOT want to be dominated.
I DO NOT want to cam or watch yours.
I DO NOT want to talk on the phone without chatting for a while first.
I DO NOT want to IM so you can get off.
Non-Committal-
Men who email back and forth for weeks or months but don’t want to talk on the phone or IM. Obviously They don’t want to meet in person.
Social Inept-
Men who can’t say hello in the chat room.
Also, those that write a one word email.
Those that can’t converse or hold a 2 way conversation.
Bad Manners-
Men who treat women like different cuts of meat in the chat room. These are the men that say hello to one woman and when shot down just go down the list of women in the chat room trying to find one that will talk to them.
Pushy-
Men who email and say hi let’s hookup. Some email this sentence multiple times.
Lack of Respect-
Men who are hot and heavy with the emails, IMs, phone chat. Then, when they see your face pic they fall off the face of the earth rather than be honest and say, there isn’t a connection.
Men who email, text and chat for a week and something changes in their life and they don’t have the balls to tell you on the phone they can’t continue the friendship. Don’t text a breakup!
I am a honest, open-minded, fun, flirty, curvy woman.
Why can’t I meet a man within 300 miles that appreciates me for being me?
ltk {=}
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The Nightgown
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Posted:Jan 24, 2015 10:23 pm
Last Updated:Jan 27, 2015 9:06 am
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I get up from our bed and my husband says “where you going” Being the smartass that I am, because I don’t like being questioned, I say I’m going to get a nightgown, sarcastically I say “do you want one?”
That question was the end of my marriage as I knew it. My husband said yes. He then proceeded to tell me how he liked to wear women’s lingerie and panties. That was my introduction into cross-dressing and the LGBT community. My grandmother had a store on Polk ST. in San Francisco for 30 years, so I knew all about being Gay. Also, I lived in San Francisco for a year. I was a very open minded person, but I didn’t know about cross-dressing up close and personal.
The next year was hell on me. I did as much research as possible about the LGBT community and cross-dressing. I even did research on the Male to Female surgeries. We found a counselor in another town for my husband to talk to also. He admitted that he was confused and didn’t know what he really wanted.
We bought him ladies clothes, shoes, and boobs. He got all the accessories too including purses, stockings, and wigs. We even went to a major department store in San Francisco and purchased makeup.
He tried to dress as a woman but he couldn’t pull it off. Some men are just built like men with broad shoulders and skinnier waists. Also, the 5 o’clock shadow always showed thru. He walked too much like a man and not delicately like a lady. If he was dressed out in public people would stare. They knew he was a man dressing as a woman. I was very humiliated and embarrassed often.
I always resented my husband for not telling me before we were married. It was not new to him. He apparently had done it many times before we met. I tried to be sympathetic and compassionate. I tried to understand the emotional stress he felt not knowing what gender he wanted to be. It was a very hard time in my life. This stressful marriage continued on for 3 years until my husband died in a motorcycle accident.
Some of you may wonder if this is a true story. Yes, it is. Some of you may say wow, now I understand why she is so out spoken and direct. My life was turned upside down by a man that couldn’t be honest prior to marriage. I demand anybody I have any kind of relationship with be it friends, lovers, or whatever else be honest. Communication is the key to any type of relationship including a friendship. If I find out that you can’t be honest it will be the end of our conversation.
The moral to this story is if you are gender confused don’t get married without communication to the other person. It is not fair to that person. It will make them bitter and resentful.
ltk 
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Men are like tires
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Posted:Jan 24, 2015 2:42 pm
Last Updated:Jan 28, 2015 8:43 am
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Men are like tires
I went to the local tire shop today to buy a new set of tires. Mine were badly worn and one had a screw in it. They lasted more than 70,000 miles. I drove to California and to Canada a couple times on them.
As the salesman is showing me the different size tires, different treads, and different widths, it occurred to me that Men are like tires.
Men come in different heights, weights, and widths. Some last a night, some a month, some last for years.
Tires come with different amounts of rubber. Men come sometimes without rubbers.
ltk {=} 
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