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Professing that "you're only being honest" is oftentimes an excuse for being unnecessarily cruel. Yes, that ittle boy or girl born with a cleft palate might not meet your standard of beauty, but what good did it do to tell her (or mother) such a cruel truth? Yes, he may be fucking around on his wife, but who are you to be the "truth-teller" and devastate a marriage of which you are not a part?

Unless you're flat out asked for the truth keep your mouth shut.

Wow.

Well said. Dare I say too well say said? Originally Posted by volatility

Ditto what the Kayla said, but I'm curious--

You're up in Bostahn, right? And this is your first post. Tell us why you chose a thread in Dallas Discussions (even assuming you didn't grok that it was 3 years old) and the thread poses this kind of cryptic, question-inducing question, and you respond with your own equally cryptic, "Dare I say too well?"

What are you doing?

What MonkMonk said...it took a long time. Learn when to keep your fucking mouth shut. Unfortuately "truth" is hardly quantifiable in other than purely scientific situations, which makes it wise to keep one's "truth" to one's self lest another's "truth" be incompatible, and well, here we are.

Volatility, it is always frowned upon and often forbidden to drag up a thread more than 30-90 days old, especially if you're not really adding anything more than agreement.

That being said, welcome aboard!

But isn't it fun to break the rules sometimes?

What are these rules you people keep talking about?

Appreciate the welcome Kayla. I'll be certain to initiate a new thread instead of reviving an old one from the dead

Volatility, it is always frowned upon and often forbidden to drag up a thread more than 30-90 days old, especially if you're not really adding anything more than agreement.

That being said, welcome aboard! Originally Posted by BigOldZero

I think that only applies to reviews.

Maybe I'll just keep that to myself...

I think about when I'm on a nude beach. It's ok to laugh but don't point!

It's ok to laugh but don't point! Originally Posted by Brass Balls

I have to say that every time I am with a lady.

Wow.

Originally Posted by Duke of G

Holy shit. That brings back some memories of my childhood. As soon as I saw that I thought of the 1970s TV show called "Chiller Theater" on WPIX (channel 11) in the NY City area.

The intro with a 6 fingered hand reaching out of a bog was a classic. Claymation at its finest:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATUJG...endscreen&NR=1

It is kitschy now, but it was awesome then. Used to scare me as a boy.

The show featured all of the old black-and-white "B" horror films from the 30s, 40s and 50s. I grew up on Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi.

"Creature Feature" was another great TV show from that ancient era before computer graphics fucked everything up.

Double post. Please delete.

As a provider, you are ostensibly selling physical intimacy, but in reality what you are really selling to most customers is a fantasy; that elusive illusion of passion. Sure, from time to time a provider and a customer will engage in a session where there is genuine chemistry and the lines between illusion and reality can get slightly blurred—but generally the passion is manufactured by the provider.

So in the escort business scenario, where does honesty really fit in? Originally Posted by foX

Am I the only one who REALLY misses foX and his posts? (Although sometimes I disagree with what he says! )

foX, if you're reading this, COME BACK!!!

Always,
Elisabeth