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I did, however, get together with my wife at Bonnaroo. She's not on here, though.
Did you meet there? Or go together and consummate there?
My sister invited her to go to Roo with us (they worked together) and so I actually met her a week before when we went to buy supplies. (My sister was secretly setting us up because that's the way she rolls.) We became a couple by Friday night.
Did you meet there? Or go together and consummate there?
My sister invited her to go to Roo with us (they worked together) and so I actually met her a week before when we went to buy supplies. (My sister was secretly setting us up because that's the way she rolls.) We became a couple by Friday night.
This is adorable and I can’t believe I’ve never heard this story.
Did you meet there? Or go together and consummate there?
My sister invited her to go to Roo with us (they worked together) and so I actually met her a week before when we went to buy supplies. (My sister was secretly setting us up because that's the way she rolls.) We became a couple by Friday night.
My sister invited her to go to Roo with us (they worked together) and so I actually met her a week before when we went to buy supplies. (My sister was secretly setting us up because that's the way she rolls.) We became a couple by Friday night.
This is adorable and I can’t believe I’ve never heard this story.
Thanks. It would be even better if she still went but it's all just too much for her these days. She hasn't been back since 2011 and at this point I'd put money on our 8 year old making her debut on the farm before my wife returns.
This is adorable and I can’t believe I’ve never heard this story.
Thanks. It would be even better if she still went but it's all just too much for her these days. She hasn't been back since 2011 and at this point I'd put money on our 8 year old making her debut on the farm before my wife returns.
Thats what I thought about my wife too. She swore it off after 2011, went back in 2016 for LCD, swore it off again, and then decided she wants to go back this year.
Thanks. It would be even better if she still went but it's all just too much for her these days. She hasn't been back since 2011 and at this point I'd put money on our 8 year old making her debut on the farm before my wife returns.
Thats what I thought about my wife too. She swore it off after 2011, went back in 2016 for LCD, swore it off again, and then decided she wants to go back this year.
My wife went in 07. Swore it off for 08. Went back in 09 and 10. Swore it off forever. Went back in 12,13,14,15,16. Swore it off forever, for real this time. Was going to go back in 2020. Used that as another opportunity to swear it off forever again.
Thanks. It would be even better if she still went but it's all just too much for her these days. She hasn't been back since 2011 and at this point I'd put money on our 8 year old making her debut on the farm before my wife returns.
Thats what I thought about my wife too. She swore it off after 2011, went back in 2016 for LCD, swore it off again, and then decided she wants to go back this year.
She went in 05, 06, 09 & 11. After Covid she's got crowd issues. She never particularly enjoyed the festival grind. Add to that schools are in session until the very end of June and it's not happening. (Teacher.)
I might be able to get her back to Lolla someday, though.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
We can see who voted, but not for what. When it is private, as cdevaney stated we can see which way the vote is going. Great example was the City Survivor first round that was secret and Charlotte just ran away with that from the gate. Philly (round 10) was like that also. The want to get rid of that city was strong from the jump.
Post by LoveLuckLaughter on Apr 12, 2022 14:35:42 GMT -5
I have never started a poll. But I guess I'm gonna figure it out because I am just truly curious. Inforoo HIPAA rules apply. No names or distinguishing features. Just your number in a poll where no one will know it is you.
Also, I love how folks are like "I eat ass all day long, fart in my mouth even. I love it. Also, electric shocks to my tittie balls I love it. Fry them like marshmallows". But the subject of how many folks from Inforoo you may have gotten handsy with comes up...
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
I was a virgin up until a month before my 21st birthday. I had some pretty serious self esteem issues growing up, and my defensive mechanism for that was to be an overcompensating asshole. I tried to be someone I wasn't, because I didn't like the person I thought I was. Some of this can be attributed to hanging out with the "cool" crowd in high school, where to fit in meant shunning my nerdiness and being an asshole to others. I also considered myself ugly (and to some extent I was), so my first step forward was losing 40 pounds and getting more comfortable in my own skin.
The second step occurred when I studied abroad in Europe my junior year of college. This 3 months ended up being the most pivotal 3 months of my life, as I realized that my overcompensating was becoming a self fulfilling prophecy. By the end of my European journey I began to realize that I was actually an attractive person person with a lot to offer. Once this realization occurred, I experienced what I like to call my "Great Leap Forward". I always had the tools to be an outgoing and charismatic person, and the realization that I was desirable gave me the confidence to begin to be the person I had always wanted to be.
Suffice to say I made up for lost time after that. When I think about my number (20 ish), I'm pretty at peace with it. I sometimes think about the people I could have engaged with in highschool and my first 2 years of college. But those experiences shaped the person I am today, and I am definitely a stronger person because of it. I'm still not exactly where I want to be with myself, but who really is?
“To love the journey is to accept no such end. I have found, through painful experience, that the most important step a person can take is always the next one.”
I was a virgin up until a month before my 21st birthday. I had some pretty serious self esteem issues growing up, and my defensive mechanism for that was to be an overcompensating asshole. I tried to be someone I wasn't, because I didn't like the person I thought I was. Some of this can be attributed to hanging out with the "cool" crowd in high school, where to fit in meant shunning my nerdiness and being an asshole to others. I also considered myself ugly (and to some extent I was), so my first step forward was losing 40 pounds and getting more comfortable in my own skin.
The second step occurred when I studied abroad in Europe my junior year of college. This 3 months ended up being the most pivotal 3 months of my life, as I realized that my overcompensating was becoming a self fulfilling prophecy. By the end of my European journey I began to realize that I was actually an attractive person person with a lot to offer. Once this realization occurred, I experienced what I like to call my "Great Leap Forward". I always had the tools to be an outgoing and charismatic person, and the realization that I was desirable gave me the confidence to begin to be the person I had always wanted to be.
Suffice to say I made up for lost time after that. When I think about my number (20 ish), I'm pretty at peace with it. I sometimes think about the people I could have engaged with in highschool and my first 2 years of college. But those experiences shaped the person I am today, and I am definitely a stronger person because of it. I'm still not exactly where I want to be with myself, but who really is?
“To love the journey is to accept no such end. I have found, through painful experience, that the most important step a person can take is always the next one.”
<3 so glad you had that positive turn in your journey. you're such a lovely human!
Considering you've found the need to respond to my threads as if you are threatened by me I offer you some peace my confused counterpart. May you find peace in your restless soul.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.
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