Natasha Tori Maru

Men of the forum - Respect / Love

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3 hours ago, Inliytened1 said:

Both are very vital but overall consistency is more valuable. 

Consistency in general across all domains of romantic relationships - or as it applies to both respect / love?

A mature & secure response  - consistency is one of the best raw communicators of authenticity.

For me coherence trumps consistency, as consistency could be... consistently a piece of shit.

LOL 


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2 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Consistency in general across all domains of romantic relationships - or as it applies to both respect / love?

A mature & secure response  - consistency is one of the best raw communicators of authenticity.

For me coherence trumps consistency, as consistency could be... consistently a piece of shit.

LOL 

Haha.  Well mate, I suppose if you're not coherent it's all in vain. But yeah. Why do some couples fall out of love, explain that one to me.  And others you see like a movie (ie The Notebook) a love that can never be extinguished.  I want that kind of love! 

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@Inliytened1 Raw, fiery, carnal passion and hot chocolate cuddle-puddles everlasting!!


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Just now, Natasha Tori Maru said:

@Inliytened1 Raw, fiery, carnal passion and hot chocolate cuddle-puddles everlasting!!

Yes you have nailed it right there.  Cuddle puddles is a new one for me i am gonna have to digest that one.  Love it!


 

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@Inliytened1 Cuddle puddle was used on me - to great affect.

Probably a good phrase for the gentleman who want to woo the ladies

"Movie and a cuddle puddle?" 

I SEDUCE MYSELF!


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