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Topic: Rating a Taurus in bed
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pixelpixie
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From: ON Canada
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posted September 18, 2003 02:33 AM
 
oh,oh!!! But I loved that lioneye-
Gentlemen? (and carlos)Very good!!!IP: Logged |
scatbug
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posted September 18, 2003 09:25 AM
ah... hollywood.. that explains the moral bankruptcy. I may be a B*tch but at least i have the moral character to stay with one person and BE with one person, and quite frankly, i ENJOY being with one person. I bet you cant sleep at night becasue your demons keep you awake... i'm not expecting you to respond or even admit anything, you have to much pride, one day it'l hit you like a ton of bricks and your ways will catch up to you and you will see, "damn... i've been wrong all this time...." have fun in the land of plastic surgery, and nasal voiced actor wannabes.. ooh! look breakfast! on a mirror! Lunch in the arm!!!IP: Logged |
Aphrodite
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posted September 18, 2003 10:48 AM
Carlo Ravin is one of my closest, and very best friend. He has a brillant mind, is compassionate, and definitely has deeply thought-out philosophical sentiments that underlie the surface shock value he communicates under a facade of jest. I would dare say he is a Progressive Feminist who honors Women in the highest regard. That said, he will speak out his mind and respect anyone to let them speak theirs AT him. He does take the time to consider different points of view, and in the end his principles stand---regardless status quo.Polyamory is not illegal, immoral, or wrong. This is a philosophy of learning to deprogram interpersonal jealousy and false pretenses of possessing another individual in sharing eros and affection. The true disparate meanings of commitment and ownership come to surface while examining an authentic delineation of "relationship." Tao is the study of sexual energy and how to direct them in sustaining a life force that puts the body into full being in everyday life. This philosophy and practice is thousands of years old and is also known to bring sexual dysfunction into function back again. Tao teaches about the deep and sensitive pulses of energy within the body, the physical attributes of particular areas of the body that enhance sexual experiences, and how to manifest whole orgasms in mind, body, and spirit. Carlo also supports Ariana Huffington, a candidate who is running for office in becoming California's first female Governor. That says a lot. As for how he treats knOwflakes, that's his perogative. The same goes with how you treat him. LOve and Respect, Aphrodite IP: Logged |
lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 11:12 AM
Well, to those of us who don't know him outside of this forum, he doesn't seem very evolved, nor does he care how his words are recieved. If he's so evolved and "special" why would he want to present himself as otherwise? What would be the point in that?
Why would he set out to deliberately be offensive to people who know nothing about him other than how he's treating them right there and then? That's not very socially respectfull or evolved.
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pixelpixie
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posted September 18, 2003 11:33 AM
Carlo will love all this attention, no doubt.
As a newbie here, (and an opinionated one! Sorry!) I have known people like him, although he is certainly an individual. He says things 'tongue in cheek' to get reactions. And he is GETTING reactions!
I am only saying, because I am new, I haven't been privy to all the nuances that have passed between different personalities, therefore, admittedly, my opinion only goes so far. But I guess it is our reaction to people which inclines us to let them bother us. After a while, racy / sarcastic humour can lose it's vigor and become, well, plain rude. But in perspective, if he really lived his life talking like that with any sense of realism, he would get down the street and promptly get taken out by a crowd of protesting women.
* I can picture it, can't you?*
I sort of circle around a point until I make it, huh? Mercury in libraIP: Logged |
lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 11:46 AM
 So, about that question of mine....I'd like to see more feedback from the guys. 
RE: Scrotum manipulation. Yes or No? IP: Logged |
Lost Leo
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posted September 18, 2003 12:05 PM
It varies from man to man...
Depends on the type of girl too...More submissive-type women will allow the dude to hold their head like a piece of booty and have their way... Women with Superior-Technique tend to want the hands-off approach...
Arms are handcuffed to the behind the chair or something... And in this case full-action is needed.... Meaning hand/mouth coordination
(sorry, trying to keep it clean) ALWAYS use the Free-hand below where the mouth is... like a continuation of the mouth if you will... The second hand can be used to manipulate, but all-in-all you should be using your mouth to manipulate that area...
You think have power over a man with his Member in your mouth... try putting one of the Joeys in there... he'll surrender to being a little pansy and his voice will get high & stressed real quick...
Apply a little pressure and he gets even more nervous... but enjoys it all the same... *tries not to be graphic*
fyi - it's about pressure not rubbing... so when you girls are doing this...
Always have your mouth pressurized... Also, any type of vocal sound is great...
Sounds vibrates, and vibration adds MUCH to the experience... you girls know about that...
Hence the word... hummer... IP: Logged |
Lost Leo
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posted September 18, 2003 12:11 PM
*foot-note*
btw- I don't know who said it, but they're right...
Doesn't matter where the babies go as long as you don't stop when they're being freed...IP: Logged |
GeminiAries
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posted September 18, 2003 12:27 PM
Amen to that...... "Doesn't matter where the babies go as long as you don't stop when they're being freed..."Lost Leo you made some good points.
But allowing him to pull my hair is that being submissive? He doesn't hold my head he pulls my hair when releasing his babies. I love that.The harder he pulls my hair the more pressure I put with my lips.
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lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 12:29 PM
 *APPLAUSE* That's what I'm talkin' about. (knew you'd come through, LL, no pun intended) quote:
Always have your mouth pressurized
Please elaborate. IP: Logged |
knctrnl22
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posted September 18, 2003 12:48 PM
What the heck is going on in this forum. I see that people are starting to talk about the scrotum and polygamy.Personally I would do polygamy if I could manage to have a good balance with one women. I suppose once you master the art the rest is easy. On the other hand when I see the people that practice this its usually old guys with a lot of young helpless women. This has been the case from what I have seen on documentaries and such. Whenever you see how it works it look kinda sick. Thats just what I have seen. But I have always said everybody is free to do what they want. IP: Logged |
lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 01:00 PM
Oh, you mean suction. Ok. Of course!Yeah, K22...once you start a thread, it's no longer your baby. It can be commandeered by pretty much any subject. Although I think we're still in the same ball park as the original subject. (which, by the way, you didn't add anything to the current discussion. Tsk Tsk. Shy?) IP: Logged |
sthenri
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posted September 18, 2003 01:25 PM
Yes, Carlo is not such a bad guy, his dedication to poetry is incredible, how many men write poems? If Michaelangelo had an attitude would you still admire his work? I would. I respect Lioneye's defense of women, that is a good point.I am in the opinion of Win the War not the battle, the little fights about the petty differences, the words and their meaning, don't matter much, in the long run the proof is in the pudding, so I always reserve judgement-as a judge I have blood on my hands too. How many times have I thought the same thing Carlo was saying about men? And I know on this board we have seen the same kind of talked bandied back and forth about men by women. Women get pretty explicity sexually in their posts but do not want it back. Carlo is posessive of his ideas and words being an earth sign and a writer, that is natural, and a defense of words will quickly go nowhere. He shared a lot about his life which he didn't have to do either, and it wasn't that shocking. In any way I am not offended, I've heard worse. It reminds me of a fight between a cat and someone who sits on the cat in her favorite chair. Carlo is making a stand for himself and he is entitled to his way of thinking and living, it's his chair. Let's be fair, we all think that way sometimes. We all play to the crowd too, and that's okay. Lioneye is playing to the crowd too, but Lioneye why all the effort for this guy? Just my way of thinking, but where and when are the greeting cards and flowers for you? I really see you with a Leo or Libra, not a Virgo. It all started with a reference but quickly took off from there. I think it takes many to tango not just one. In any case what happened to the Taurus emphasis in this thread? Venus lovers like too much of the spirit. Natasha IP: Logged |
pixelpixie
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posted September 18, 2003 01:32 PM
well said, Natasha!IP: Logged |
lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 01:51 PM
Why all the effort of trying to learn how to please my Virgo better? Because, that's just what I do. I'm always up for a little honing of the skills. Even the great masters (of any craft) are continuously learning. That's what makes them masters.You see me with a Leo or a Libra? Thanks, Natasha  The new Virgo has Leo rising, and possibly a Libra moon. Ah, but yes, he's still a Virgo. (actually may have Virgo moon...no Bday card. That's not typical of a Libra moon is it?) IP: Logged |
Lost Leo
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posted September 18, 2003 01:57 PM
No B-day card as in... he didn't get you you a birthday card? lol...  Ungrateful peasant!  IP: Logged |
lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 02:02 PM
No, he didn't, and I must say, I was disappointed. No card, no gift, no special treatment of any kind. Not even a back rub or a meal.  I know I'm being childish, but I'd never let my sweetie's Bday pass without some kind of effort to make them feel special. I guess I just need to get over myself.(btw, his was on the 7th of Sept, exactly one month after mine, and I made him dinner, bought him a cake, treated him extra special all day, said Happy Birthday repeatedly, complete with kisses and all that good stuff...I was going to just do the same as he did on my Bday, NOTHING, but I couldn't do it. It's not me) IP: Logged |
Lost Leo
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posted September 18, 2003 02:11 PM
As the wise Jerry Seinfeld once said..."Holidays & Birthdays are relationship killers" (Not that it had that effect on yours Lion) But women are notorious for evaluating the level of the relationship and/or how much a man loves them by how they're treated on such occasions IP: Logged |
1scorp
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posted September 18, 2003 02:27 PM
"no Bday card. That's not typical of a Libra moon is it?"I don't know how other Libra moons are, but I even sent my hairdresser (a Leo) a B-day card, and took her out for dinner IP: Logged |
GeminiAries
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posted September 18, 2003 02:34 PM
1Scorp,
You are TOO GOOD to be TRUE. Wow, talk about an evolved man!
Your girl is trully lucky to have such an OPEN sensitive man.
YOU GO BOY!
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lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 02:42 PM
Yeah, that may be true, what ol' Jerry said. It's like they're saying "I'm not hassleing myself for you. You're already giving me sex, so why should I bother?"
That hurts our feelings. (well, mine anyway)Gem/Aries...1scorp is a girl (well, a woman) IP: Logged |
GeminiAries
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posted September 18, 2003 02:58 PM
1scorp you are a Woman?From all that GREAT advise you gave me on my scorpio guy I thought for sure you were a guy. OOooooooppsss Well no wonder you made so much sense.Thanks a million. So far I followed what you said. Wow, so you're a Girl?
Wow, ok Cool............. YOU GO GIRL IP: Logged |
Lost Leo
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posted September 18, 2003 03:01 PM
1Scorp's a man....  j/k Lion: See there's the fundamental flaw... I can understand if you've been together for more than a year... then he best treat you like a Queen... But see I've been with too many woman that expect the DAMN WORLD for them on their birthday after dating for only a couple months... that's bullsh*t! Especially ones who expect jewelry! That REALLY p*sses me off... Coincidentally... THAT'S why I stopped seeing my Lioness... cause of her birthday...
She was a stuck-up prick who wanted the WHOLE WORLD brought to her on her birthday... and we hadn't been seeing each other for that long... When you EXPECT IT... screw you... I had an AMAZING DAY planned... but when I start hearing you TELL me what should be done...
LATER! Sold the tix, cancel the trip, and return the gift... you've just decided to spend it alone... Whew! Sorry Lion... that wasn't towards you at all... I think I just vented a bit...  And it's sounds real bad to equate having sex with how much to expect on the B-day... IP: Logged |
1scorp
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posted September 18, 2003 03:14 PM
! (looks down... double checks... no, nothing there that shouldn't be) What's the deal with this?! Makes twice this week I've been accused of being a man! :laughing; We won't even get into what my name is... Leo: I guess this confirms your Scorpio women/tom-boy theory IP: Logged |
lioneye68
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posted September 18, 2003 03:14 PM
1scorpYeah, I see the other side of the issue too. Some people take everything for granted, especially "gold digger" types, or "silver spoon" types. But I wasn't expecting anything at all, and that's exactly what I got. A sweet/funny card, or even just some pampering, like a back rub or something, would have been a nice surprise. Heck, even a surprise visit would have been cool. We didn't even see each other that week. My birthday was extremely lame this year. I made myself a barbequed steak dinner for one, and sat there by myself eating it. (not really enjoying it all that much because I felt so...sad, as in pathetic)So, anyway, I guess it would have been nice if someone would have attempted to make it more special. Since he's suppose to be my sweetheart, I half expected him to do that. It was just wishfull thinking on my part. IP: Logged | |
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