Stripper Mom

[DDD]

yea but damn .......... like must be paying for all that

[DDD]

I leave you with # 1192...............Time to get out of here and home

[eyeball]

here we are )

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#1200
pig face

[DDD]

bump.............just cause we need a stripper on the 1st page here 

[Mandy]

bump.............just cause we need a stripper on the 1st page here 

[eyeball]

B says that pic is the cutest ever!

[DDD]

Nice one Mandy....Hope your 1st day at the new job goes great

[eyeball]

if your mom was a stripper mom would you invite your friends over on the weekends for sleep overs, lol i mean if you were like 12 or so

[eyeball]

if your mom was a stripper mom would you invite your friends over on the weekends for sleep overs, lol i mean if you were like 22 or so

[DDD]

What Sex Does to a Man's Brain
The male brain on sex reacts similar to the way a cocaine addict's does. We investigate the science behind your most powerful natural drugs — sex and attraction.


You're sitting behind the wheel of your van at an everlasting traffic light. The only thing slower than the traffic is your perception of time's passage.

Then you notice her.

She appears at the curb, waiting to cross. No, she's not the love of your life. She's more like the heat of the moment. It's fortunate that your wife isn't there, otherwise you'd be in deep trouble as you take in the stranger's hips and breasts, and the way her waist scoops in to accentuate both. Time is enhanced; there's a pleasing buzz connecting your temples.

Your reaction is automatic, reflexive, and quite possibly the most powerful one you'll have this day. It temporarily blots out your long-range commitments — that 10-year marriage, that kid in second grade, that responsibility to keep eyes forward at traffic lights. You've surrendered control; you're captivated by the pleasure in the vision.

"You dog!" you may whisper under your breath, embarrassed by what you're envisioning as you sit there in your family van. But it might be more correct to say, "You dopamine fiend!" As a neuroscientist of 25 years, I know that your brain is command central for everything sexual.

When you spot the object of your desire, the neurotransmitter dopamine lights up areas deep within the brain, triggering feelings of pleasure, motivation, and reward. (Cocaine acts the same way.) You feel a rush, and your heartbeat quickens. Attraction, too, is a powerful drug. The brain stem also gets into the act, releasing phenylethylamine (PEA), which speeds up the flow of information between nerve cells. It's no wonder your neck and eyeballs track her every movement.

[eyeball]

humm you need to get out more and not to the cabin either

[DDD]

7 post-divorce dating myths
By Marcy Barack
Reviving your social life after shedding a spouse is a challenge for anyone. Women over 40 may feel they're wearing a big "D" for divorcee, like Hester Prynne's scarlet letter "A." It's a lot easier to resume dating once you've put some of these post-divorce dating myths to rest.

Myth #1 — Wait a year to date after a divorce
You know you're not supposed to fall into the arms of the first person that comes along after the break-up of a marriage. But you've got to start rebuilding your social life somewhere. So it's all right to date casually. Just don't order the wedding invitations the day you sign the divorce papers.

Myth #2 — Don't talk about your ex
How can you ignore a key part of the past 5, 10 or 20 years in your life? Obviously, there's a hole. The trick is not to obsess over your old relationship, what went wrong, whose fault it was, yadda, yadda, yadda. Your dinner date is not going to want to hear the gory details ad infinitum.

Myth #3 — Date someone totally different from your ex
You don't want to repeat your past mistakes by picking someone similar to your ex. Experimentation is a good way to find out what's out there: Bikers, bankers, rappers, coaches. But don't look for variety for its own sake. Once upon a time, you did find something attractive about your ex. Keep looking for the traits you still value.

Myth #4 — It's impossible to meet people
It's not any more difficult than getting a job. You wouldn't expect to find the best job leads in a saloon, so don't worry about bypassing the bar scene. Tell everyone you know that you are looking. Referrals are a good way to find job leads, and compatible dates. Go online with a dating service and your opportunities to meet people expand dramatically.

Myth #5 — Men are only interested in one thing: Sex
In fact, guys aren't so driven by their hormones as they age. The sex drive frequently takes a back seat to the need for companionship. Taking a new relationship into the physical realm is a mutual decision that has to feel right for both parties. Besides, mature women are not as susceptible to masculine pressure to rush into physical intimacy.

Myth #6 — Women are only interested in one thing: Marriage
A woman coming out of a failed marriage needs to pay attention to herself and her children first. Few divorcees are eager to box themselves into an immediate commitment to a new guy. After being in an exclusive relationship for years, you'll want to see what you've been missing, to rebuild your independent wholeness, not become half of a new couple right away.

Myth #7 — Keep your dating life separate from your kids
Some rules are made to be broken, but not this one. Your relationship with your children needs reinforcement after spouses split. Your love life should remain separate until you're ready to build a new family unit. That could be years, and you might go through a number of transitional relationships. Don't drag your kids on that emotional roller coaster with you.

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what happened to the #1165 number codes etc

[eyeball]

#1220 is the latest i think