- Cendell M
- Yesterday, 10:22 PM
If Netflix don’t quit buffering and I miss Mike Tyson wrecking Jake Paul!
- Busty
- Yesterday, 10:47 PM
- Cendell M
- Today, 12:09 AM
How depressing it was, Jake Paul won by decision
- Cendell M
- Today, 12:11 AM
I'm in check lol. No I'm just a smart enough person to just leave certain things alone. From my weekly roundtables with fellow hobbyists I know enough about you and your off the rails meltdowns here.....what's the point.
I won't win this battle neither do I honestly want to. This is your livelihood not mine. I don't get any joy out of kicking folks when they are down. Providers have enough to worry about; most this doesn't end well for them. So I have decided to for the most part let you talk to yourself. Too many bigger fish to fry. I'm here to mostly have sex Toots. I don't want you so any back and forth will only get me unwanted emails. As for you, the lovely charity work you've done on your knees and back pretty much has given you diplomatic immunity. I wish you well Toots Originally Posted by Foxtrotdancer
No you won’t win the battle you never do but you still keep running your trap…
You’ll never learn
- Busty
- Today, 12:55 AM
^^ What she said
- Foxtrotdancer
- Today, 09:53 AM
Men Run The World and Men Definitely Run Eccie. Ladies if you keep that in mind life will be less complicated. My beloved Winnie approves this message
- Foxtrotdancer
- Today, 09:54 AM
There is no such thing as rejection for a man who has money.....(Quote by Foxtrot dancer. Aka Foxie)
- Cendell M
- Today, 01:57 PM
They rule eccie so much that you’re on your 10th handle shine yes we get it your money would you say goes lol 
- Dorian Gray
- Today, 02:43 PM
....a study has revealed.
& women prefer men who are less agreeable but pay attention to detail, according to the German survey of a thousand people.
We already know that a person’s perception of how compatible they are with their partner makes for a great sex life.
But until now, how someone’s personality influenced another’s sex life had not been widely studied.
Lead researcher Julia Velten and her colleagues interviewed each volunteer about their sex lives, personality and sexual function.
For women, this included sexual desire, satisfaction, arousal & orgasm, & for men, it focused on erectile function, desire, satisfaction and orgasm.
They found “men whose partners had less emotional stability reported better sexual function” while “lower agreeableness of a sexual partner was predictive of better sexual function in women.”
They also discovered that “men who are thorough and dutiful may feel the need to satisfy their partner sexually, which may, in turn, lead to a better sexual function of their partners.”
The study, published in the Journal Of Sex Research, also found that men had better sex with partners who had similar traits — specifically being easily stimulated.
“In men who are easily aroused by erotic fantasies or visual stimuli, having a partner who responds in a similar way may facilitate sexual function,” the researchers said.
The volunteers had an average age of 51 and had been in their current relationships for an average of 24 years.
Personality traits weren’t the only thing rated in terms of sexual function.
Outside of individual traits, men’s age was negatively correlated with their sexual function scores.
“Nonetheless, this study breaks new ground by uncovering the ways that our partner’s personality might have an influence on our own sexual function.”
& women prefer men who are less agreeable but pay attention to detail, according to the German survey of a thousand people.
We already know that a person’s perception of how compatible they are with their partner makes for a great sex life.
But until now, how someone’s personality influenced another’s sex life had not been widely studied.
Lead researcher Julia Velten and her colleagues interviewed each volunteer about their sex lives, personality and sexual function.
For women, this included sexual desire, satisfaction, arousal & orgasm, & for men, it focused on erectile function, desire, satisfaction and orgasm.
They found “men whose partners had less emotional stability reported better sexual function” while “lower agreeableness of a sexual partner was predictive of better sexual function in women.”
They also discovered that “men who are thorough and dutiful may feel the need to satisfy their partner sexually, which may, in turn, lead to a better sexual function of their partners.”
The study, published in the Journal Of Sex Research, also found that men had better sex with partners who had similar traits — specifically being easily stimulated.
“In men who are easily aroused by erotic fantasies or visual stimuli, having a partner who responds in a similar way may facilitate sexual function,” the researchers said.
The volunteers had an average age of 51 and had been in their current relationships for an average of 24 years.
Personality traits weren’t the only thing rated in terms of sexual function.
Outside of individual traits, men’s age was negatively correlated with their sexual function scores.
“Nonetheless, this study breaks new ground by uncovering the ways that our partner’s personality might have an influence on our own sexual function.”