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Lets get friendly! (pics are welcome)
by SpiceItUp inwhen i meet somebody for the first time i always have a few standard questions i ask them...so how about it.
i would like to know about all you wonderful people that i chat and post with on a daily basis.
this is me (i edited to put the link in by stephanus...thanks a bunch) .
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Lets get friendly! (pics are welcome)
by SpiceItUp inwhen i meet somebody for the first time i always have a few standard questions i ask them...so how about it.
i would like to know about all you wonderful people that i chat and post with on a daily basis.
this is me (i edited to put the link in by stephanus...thanks a bunch) .
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ShaunaC
1. What is your favorite color? Blue and Black
2. What is your sun sign? Taurus
3. What is your poison of choice? Any red wine, Cosmo's, Long Island's, and of course Sex on the Beach!
4. The one celebrity that you would sleep with if you could? Male: Antonio Sabato Jr. Female: Morena Corwin (Frederick's Model)
5. Musical Inspiration? Depeche Mode, Sarah McLachlan, The Beatles
6. What is your favorite movie? Damn that's way too hard! So I Married an Axe Murderer, Real Genius, Fight Club, Memento, on and on.
7. Do you prefer to be too hot or too cold? Hot
8. Your biggest fear. Allowing my self doubts and lack of self-esteem to be my biggest enemy to happiness.
9. What do you think is your greatest personality asset? Non-judgemental, sincere love for others, and I'm oh so nice! Always have been NICE!
10. What do you think is your biggest personality flaw? Not believing enough in myself.
And btw, I can personally attest to the fact that anewlife aka Cheryl's greatest personality asset is her sincere, genuine caring, concern for others. She's my "SIS" and I love her deeply.
Shauna
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my best friend's wedding and her jw family
by peaceloveharmony inwell, my best friend is getting married next summer.
i'm very excited for her!
she's an inactive jw and everyone on her father's side are active jws as well as her sister.
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ShaunaC
Aahhh, Harmony! That really sucks how the WT could ruin the most important day of a person's life.
Since your friend is only inactive I can see where she'll have many problems. She must not be having the wedding in the Kingdon Hall, she wouldn't have even been allowed to ask you to be a part of it. Is her hubby-to-be a JW? If not (I know this sounds bad) she could "blame" her worldly husband for wanting a non-religious ceremony. But she must then not expect to see many of the current JW's she wants to invite.
Unfortunately she can't have all that she wants on her wedding day. She will have to decide who she would rather please....herself with having you in the ceremony, her family, or the congregation. She will piss off someone. And I fear that anyway she chooses she will be setting herself for problems.
But I wish her all the happiness in the world. And I hope you do get to share in that!
Shauna
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Greetings from Newbie
by c5 inmy name is cari.
i am fairly new here.
here is my story.. i was "raised in the truth".
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ShaunaC
WELCOME CARI!!!
I too can relate to much of your story. Raised as a JW, pioneered for 4 years, married at the tender age of 18 not knowing what the hell I was doing. I left the Borg 3 1/2 years ago along with my marriage. I too was only 24 and found it quite strange to live MY life for the first time. I felt so dumb for all of my naivity and at the same time had experienced with my marriage what many in the "world" hadn't even if they were 10 years older. In most ways I felt like a 16 year old experiencing life for the first time.
Now at 28 I am happier than ever. Still struggle with the after effects of the WT. Still finding my place in the world. But that in itself is what makes me happy...because I know I'm free! And I figure I'm kinda in college right now as far as mental age & experience goes! What fun!!!
Good luck to you in your own journey. Look forward to hearing from you on the Board.
Shauna
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POST your favorite people pictures!
by mpatrick ini love taking pictures and especially of the people i love.... here are some my favorites and most recent..... .
this is my little madeline this is my cute hubby!.
this little man is sean, he is the baby!.
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ShaunaC
All of your kids are beautiful, guys!
Angel...you are not old enough to have a daughter that age!!! Go you HOT MAMA!
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Are women naturally "Bi" ?
by refiners fire injust a question.
actually a friend of mine, alex, (who hopefully might read this and commence posting on this board) has been insisting for 20 years that women are naturally bi sexual.
i laughed at his claims.. but now, looking around here, and based on numerous group chats ive had with women on this site, there seems to be some evidence that his theory is correct.
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ShaunaC
I obviously wholeheartedly agree with you Andee, as I do engage in bi-sexual activity while in a committed relationship. It does all depend on the people involved.
Nick & I have our own rules with each other. We know our boundaries and why we don't want to cross them. We could not be in an open relationship. For us it would lead to too much jealousy. I know that sounds strange but true. It's just what works for us. And only us!
I did want to say something about what Refiner mentioned about men being bi-curious. It seems to me that bi-curiousity almost always applies to women. If a man expresses an interest in what it would be like to be with another man, he's instantly labeled gay even though he may never act on it or even want to. But when a woman is bi-curious, she is simply that...curious. No one calls her a lesbian because she wonders what it would be like to kiss a woman or even do something more. It is a double standard created by our homophobic society.
Shauna
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Are women naturally "Bi" ?
by refiners fire injust a question.
actually a friend of mine, alex, (who hopefully might read this and commence posting on this board) has been insisting for 20 years that women are naturally bi sexual.
i laughed at his claims.. but now, looking around here, and based on numerous group chats ive had with women on this site, there seems to be some evidence that his theory is correct.
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ShaunaC
Sorry Moe, I thought you initially said "attracted" to women. Solely appreciating the woman's form in no way makes you bi-sexual or even curious. Who doesn't enjoy the form of a beautiful woman?!!!
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ShaunaC
Looks like I'm in great company (Harmony, Moe, Anghared)
<img src=" http://www.shokraw.com/winonatest.html">Which Winona Are You?</a>
As for Angelina...
<img src=" http://www.shokraw.com/angelinatest.html">Which Angelina Are You?</a>
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Are women naturally "Bi" ?
by refiners fire injust a question.
actually a friend of mine, alex, (who hopefully might read this and commence posting on this board) has been insisting for 20 years that women are naturally bi sexual.
i laughed at his claims.. but now, looking around here, and based on numerous group chats ive had with women on this site, there seems to be some evidence that his theory is correct.
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ShaunaC
Moe, again I would say that you are bi-curious, which really doesn't have much to do with your actual sexual orientation. You could experiment with a woman and find that you indeed do like it. Or you could find out that it was never more than a curiousity and is really not for you.
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Are women naturally "Bi" ?
by refiners fire injust a question.
actually a friend of mine, alex, (who hopefully might read this and commence posting on this board) has been insisting for 20 years that women are naturally bi sexual.
i laughed at his claims.. but now, looking around here, and based on numerous group chats ive had with women on this site, there seems to be some evidence that his theory is correct.
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ShaunaC
I too am a true bisexual and not faking it or exagerating for the sake of only turning you boys on. I first had conscious thoughts about women while still a JW and married. While never really against or hateful towards male homosexuality, it always made more sense to me that women could and would be with other women. Of course, then I would have to be a good JW and tell myself not to think such impure thoughts.
I can even remember playing house with my female cousin at a very young age, perhaps 4 or 5. I played the husband cuz I was older and taller. I remember we kissed and I had a wierd feeling that at that age I couldn't understand. It was mere childs play but it affected me. Who knows if that has to do with my JW upbringing or if it was the first signs of my bi-sexuality.
I agree that it is much easier in society for a woman to be bi-curious. But many stay just that...curious. They may not have the balls to go farther, maybe the right situation never presents itself, maybe they're never in a spot in their life where they are ready to go there.
While I've had more "contact" with women than I have men, I, like Wendy, have never been in a relationship with a woman. By the time I was able to indulge in my attraction to women, I was already in a committed relationship with Nick. But if I was ever to find myself single again, I probably would try a relationship with a woman. But I just don't know if I can go without a man.
Mango...I look for women like you. I am naturally shy and don't have the greatest self-confidence around other beautiful women (which I am solely attracted to, feminine, beautiful women), so I need a woman to take charge of me at first. Then once I'm comfortable that you like me I'm good to go!
Shauna