Community thread rofl attach a name or character trait to a fellow member.

[chinagirl]

Confused, are you and chinagirl the same? Having a dense moment here. You have a way with words Valixy, nice replies all around.

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KingZ and Valixy are like a married couple in here =)

[ not sure why that part of my reply didn't post previously ]

No, I don't even know who confused is.

[basilandthyme]

OMG, I can't believe I just found this thread now. Those of you who've participated in listing traits for names are incredibly perceptive and thoughtful - even if those thoughts are a little evil.

You're all awesome and make for a wonderful community

[Exeter19]

china i think he is saying he is confused. not positive what he is saying there though.

[somehelp4me]

Yeah, that was it, what Exeter said. About you and Valixy and your replies. No biggie =)

I know most on the list read this thread, even though they didn't post, rofl Thanks Basil for what you posted ^ above.

For laughs the ones who answered should take a members name that starts with a similar letter and make up a funny reply for them, like Star and KingZ did or play on words with the posters username if you want.
If you don't have a member with the same letter, take one above or below that letter. Example: For me I would choose - 'S' if no other S's I would choose a member starting with R or T.
All in fun, no one should get butt hurt =)

I could do searock, and say 'seacock' because they don't list their gender and always posts on -ask a male- without saying they are female when the OP wants a clear male pov. Rofl
Any takers for this?

Valixy could do vashti or Wakeup etc
chinagirl could do dem or basil etc.
Star could do, me, smackie, searock [again] etc
pc could do peter sc or overthefence
and so on and so on.

[Exeter19]

^lmao. i don't think i have the mad skillz that star, kingz or you have to bring the funny. nothing against either of these posters, like them both. but to play along : fearoflove : more like fear of sex, amirite? or :dickriculous: banging out posts with his dick since 2012. < lmao so weak but an attempt! i'm so ****ing tired right now. both of them can rip me one too in return.

[searock]

'seacock'

I will never look at my username the same way...

somehelp4me to find the "What's new" button and never checking the name of the forum again also to realize that everyone posts in the "ask a male/female" section no matter their gender. And that it really makes no difference as long as it's good advice (and in my case, it is ).

[Exeter19]

i laughed at his for you, i wonder how many times he typos your name and has to backspace to re add the r. also he got you into this thread, one way or another too, someone needs to do michelle's and get her in here too, lmao you all got some nice comments by other posters if you read his whole thread.

i don't get the separate forums for male and females, it is stupid, imo. both genders answer on both regardless, it should just be 2 threads in the love section not two different forum sections. but i ain't the admin.

also why hasn't smackie9 posted in here, she is funny.

[searock]

i don't get the separate forums for male and females, it is stupid, imo. both genders answer on both regardless, it should just be 2 threads in the love section not two different forum sections. but i ain't the admin.

I think it's fun to have both sections. Let's say a guy replies to a thread in the Ask A Female section: it's fun to read how he thinks a female would think (same thing goes for the Ask A Male section when a female replies). It's also nice because most of the times, no matter the gender of the people replying, good advice is the same no matter who posts it. It kind of proves that it's stupid to believe that men and women are so different after all, not in this regard at any rate. We are all humans with human emotions, we are just socialized so as to express them differently.

And yay I love that most people see me as a passionate, determined and confident activist, I must be doing something right . Thank you guys!

[KingZ]

It kind of proves that it's stupid to believe that men and women are so different after all, not in this regard at any rate. We are all humans with human emotions, we are just socialized so as to express them differently.

^ Clearly a female.

[searock]

Yep, the way I was socialized allows me to talk about emotions without feeling any less "a woman". I'm actually encouraged to do so. So, I will use this privilege to talk about what guys are made to be uncomfortable talking about. Allies :-D!

[searock]

BackUpOrGetStng: Aggressive.
Basilandthyme: Sensible, good hearted and clear headed, always gives good advice.
Boisdevie: Sarcastic and witty.
Dickriculous: Devil's advocate.
Exeter19: Good hearted.
Fearoflove: Likes older men.
Heartisaching: Feminist, rational, experienced, passionate, sarcastic.
Indireloaded: Logical and mature, sometimes thinks she's better than others.
KingZ: Smart and funny, can be a jerk sometimes.
Michelle23: Fiercely passionate, confident, strong principles.
Pcmaster: Good hearted, sometimes creepy but not on purpose.
Peter SC: Troubled.
Rowen: Genuinely good guy. Wise beyond his years.
Somehelp4me: Likes community games.
Smackie9: Gives good advice, funny, wants to be "one of the guys".
Starinque: Fiery, passionate, confident, no-nonsense.
Surfhb: Mature.
Toknow: Comes from the Middle Ages.
Valixy: Kind hearted, always sees the good in people.
Vashti: Empathetic, helpful.
Wakeup: Tough love and no-nonsense, experienced and witty. Has helped me more times than I can remember.

[chinagirl]

I can't say anything wicked about basil so I'll just say "basilandthyme-the flavor you add to this forum is simply...........delectable"

[Exeter19]

I think it's fun to have both sections. Let's say a guy replies to a thread in the Ask A Female section: it's fun to read how he thinks a female would think (same thing goes for the Ask A Male section when a female replies). It's also nice because most of the times, no matter the gender of the people replying, good advice is the same no matter who posts it. It kind of proves that it's stupid to believe that men and women are so different after all, not in this regard at any rate. We are all humans with human emotions, we are just socialized so as to express them differently.

And yay I love that most people see me as a passionate, determined and confident activist, I must be doing something right . Thank you guys!

i don't hate we have both sections but i read your forum de-clutter thread and they could be at least somewhere inside the top love section, not separate forums. i don't post that much in the female section at all, if i do it's rare, mostly i would read and thank posts.

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Exeter19: Good hearted.

thanks, searock. i appreciate that.

[searock]

i don't hate we have both sections but i read your forum de-clutter thread and they could be at least somewhere inside the top love section, not separate forums.

Oh yeah, that I can agree with. It would certainly help to reduce the number of forums, which is frankly ridiculous by now - that's why I only use the "What's New" feature nowadays, I can't be bothered to scan through all of the forums just to find a thread I haven't read yet.

[Exeter19]

i'm very lazy when it comes to checking threads, good thing the site marks ones we posted in or i'd be out of luck. i usually just check the top ten threads in love, male, intimate and lounge. the dating section at the bottom should be sub forum'd inside that new online dating site review section, imho, you had good suggestions in your thread, wish they had of been implemented by now.