Random thoughts (*rises from the dead*)
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me: "It's FINALLY summer!"
also me: "omg it's so hot and the sun is trying to kill me!"
also me: "omg it's so hot and the sun is trying to kill me!"
That's why I keep saying that we should make it socially acceptable to say "I don't like Summer". It's not the Summers we grew up with, folks.
Not to brag about my ability to sense the zeitgeist, but you saw it on merb in my threads before the media talked about it:
Nostalgia for the 90's (see my nostalgia thread):
Controversial sexy marketing by Garage (Thread now deleted, posted earlier this year)
Nostalgia for the 90's (see my nostalgia thread):
Controversial sexy marketing by Garage (Thread now deleted, posted earlier this year)
"Sur Reddit, un père déplore la manière dont sont parfois présentées les collections sur les sites des chaînes Garage et Urban Planet. "
Maybe you are the father in question!
It started with 80's nostalgia via Stranger Things and Cobra Kai. We're witnessing the dawn of 90's nostalgia. The world is healing.
I took my dog to the dog park. The usual cheerful chaos was in full swing with dogs zooming around, wrestling, and chasing each other with happy energy.
Then a big guy showed up with his young Belgian Shepherd. They lingered unusually long in the double-gate entry area before finally coming in.
Once inside, the play continued… until suddenly his dog got into a brief scuffle with another dog. There were some loud cries, but it was quickly broken up so nothing unusual for a busy dog park.
That’s when things got ugly. The guy completely lost it on the other dog’s owner. He started screaming (with plenty of F-bombs), threatening to “kick his ass” if he didn’t control his dog. He kept going on about how he refused to let his poor 6-month-old puppy get traumatized.
Watching the whole scene, it was painfully obvious this wasn’t really about the dogs. The owner was projecting his own insecurities and aggression onto his puppy.
He seemed to view any normal roughhousing as a threat to his dog’s (and maybe his own) fragile state.
It was a textbook case of someone using their pet as an extension of their ego.
It honestly reminded me of how some people raise kids projecting their fears, unresolved issues, and need for control onto their children instead of letting them experience normal life (and normal bumps along the way).
Then a big guy showed up with his young Belgian Shepherd. They lingered unusually long in the double-gate entry area before finally coming in.
Once inside, the play continued… until suddenly his dog got into a brief scuffle with another dog. There were some loud cries, but it was quickly broken up so nothing unusual for a busy dog park.
That’s when things got ugly. The guy completely lost it on the other dog’s owner. He started screaming (with plenty of F-bombs), threatening to “kick his ass” if he didn’t control his dog. He kept going on about how he refused to let his poor 6-month-old puppy get traumatized.
Watching the whole scene, it was painfully obvious this wasn’t really about the dogs. The owner was projecting his own insecurities and aggression onto his puppy.
He seemed to view any normal roughhousing as a threat to his dog’s (and maybe his own) fragile state.
It was a textbook case of someone using their pet as an extension of their ego.
It honestly reminded me of how some people raise kids projecting their fears, unresolved issues, and need for control onto their children instead of letting them experience normal life (and normal bumps along the way).
My office neighbors (read the condo facing my window) are in swim suits on their balcony. Summer is here!
"Y fait beau, y fait chaud, on sort nos maillots!"
Incroyable que ma voisine se fasse griller toute nue à chaque fois que j’ajuste mes jumelles.
Having sex with a married man whose wife no longer wants to have sex with can go both ways:
“I can see why, it’s bad”
“Omg she should be reminded what she’s missing out”
“I can see why, it’s bad”
“Omg she should be reminded what she’s missing out”
Amount of lube applied before putting on the rubber can make or break the intercourse, Too much and it slips off, none at all and it gets so dry on the inside that you lose your boner and/or get irritated.
Might depend on the quality of the rubber as well. Suffice it to say, I make sure there's a few drops on the little soldier before he puts his helmet on ever since I once got so irritated that I needed ointment.
Lube UNDER the condom?! Por que? I don’t think I’ve ever had that done.
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It can great dry hombre, lol. I now blame the condom itself, but I now apply the "a stitch in time saves nine" protocol.
I have never done that and never had any complaints. I don’t feel like it’s a great idea, the condom will slip off and that’s the last thing I want
I have seen one man do that and I immediately asked what he was doing, wiped it off
I have seen one man do that and I immediately asked what he was doing, wiped it off
I'm not sure to understand the situation here.
Isn't it the condom supposed to fit nicely or tightly around? And the lube from it or from external application help the movement and the sensation is coming from the outside friction not the inside friction?
But from your description you're talking about irritation? Just by wearing it?
