What Do Women Want?

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Originally Posted by Rachel

then it is only fair and unselfish that I leave. Otherwise I am wrecking the fun for others.

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Its not!...you're one of the best people around!!

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Originaly Posted by Starrwriter
Easy there, Dr. Mengele.

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I have High Aspirations.

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Originaly Posted by Starrwriter
I guess that rules out a date between us, huh?

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uh....Dude? Your not my type.

But, now..we know why you have so many issues with women,
and why your compensating.

It's ok old man,
Keep writing about womanizing, and we may all soon forget about your forthcoming denial.

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Originally Posted by rachel

I think we should all have our quirks and opinions but we also have a responsibility to keep this forum a place that teachers and parents would be okay having their kids visit.

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Very right!

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Originally Posted by rachel

I can always leave can't I? I mean if everyone else is okay with all this, and I don't mean just Starr's being feisty, that is challenging and fun, but other stuff, if everyone is okay with it and I am not then it is only fair and unselfish that I leave. Otherwise I am wrecking the fun for others.

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Don't you dare leave.

But in fairness to Star, he doesn't cross the line too much, he only taps his foot over it, as if he's checking the temperature of the ocean. Rachel is needed to make sure Star doesn't take full steps in and wade. Actually, to complete the metaphor, if unchecked I can see Star diving in wholeheartedly.

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Originally Posted by rachel

I think we should all have our quirks and opinions but we also have a responsibility to keep this forum a place that teachers and parents would be okay having their kids visit.
I guess when I first came on Mono and others like you gave this forum such a good and nurturing feeling.And now I don't know, it seems grey and soiled somehow. But that is just my opinion. I can always leave can't I? I mean if everyone else is okay with all this, and I don't mean just Starr's being feisty, that is challenging and fun, but other stuff, if everyone is okay with it and I am not then it is only fair and unselfish that I leave. Otherwise I am wrecking the fun for others.

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oh no! you cant leave!!!!
Youre one of the lovliest people here! and Yes I know what you mean and yes we have that responsibility but what I think is give people enough rope and if they are stupid enough to use it well
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But while I’m on it yes sometimes Star you do go to far as far as I’m concerned but its not my place to tell you off.
And please people this has become the most miserable thread in the forum when it was all nice and happy before can we all just call a truce?
No more muck throwing on either side, ok?
And sorry for sticking my oar in and if you want to take me up on it PM me I’m not coming back to this thread in future....
Stamps out and slams proverbial, metaphorical and imaginary door.

This Forum is aimed for all age groups and people from all walks of life; we all work hard to provide a welcoming atmosphere for all. However, it is hard to offer a tailor-made Forum satisfying individual needs and expectations of every single one of us... which is why we have the option to ignore certain thread and/or members if they disagrees with your tastes in anyway.

I don't think we should single out individuals or make them scapegoats for certain situations that arise as a result of contributions of all. If anyone feels personally targetted or offended by another member's post(s), they do know that there is a facility to report such posts to the Moderators and the Admin.

Rachel, Don't leave. Look! If you don't like certain threads, you can ignore them. In life, in several places we have to disagree with each other but it does not mean that we should leave. Its just life. Don't take on heart what people says.

Now, now, man don't be angry and keep on posting. Many of us wants you to stay and share your wisdom with us. I have learned a lot of things from you.

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Originally Posted by Outlander

Your not my type. But, now..we know why you have so many issues with women, and why your compensating. It's ok old man,
Keep writing about womanizing, and we may all soon forget about your forthcoming denial.

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I was obviously being facetious and it went right over his pointy little head.

Maybe it's time for everybody to read Ye Olde Forum Rules again, you know, that linky poo in my sig that's covered in dead nanobyte dust right now ;)

I agree with Nightshade and Virgil--PLEASE STAY, RACHEL!

chaucer was right in showing what women want through, most notably, the wife of bath. Women want sovereignty. Thats it.

Yea!!! a post that actually refers to literature, been awhile.

Thank you, I acted wrongly out of pain of h eart for the very young having to read certain things. It won't happen again.
you are all so kind, I in no way deserve your loyalty. But I shall treasure your words in my heart and guard them for always.

I think Madame Bovary would be an interesting read concerning the topic at the head of this thread. She is a woman who is unsatisfied living the traditional role of housewife and mother to an up-and-coming doctor in early 1800s France. She amuses herself in books and the fanciful, and comes to regret her own reality. Anyone have any comments concerning this work, or any other, and this thread's topic?

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Originally Posted by coreyg37

chaucer was right in showing what women want through, most notably, the wife of bath. Women want sovereignty. Thats it.

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i find that text way too anti-feminist. Chaucer's been really clever in presenting anti-feminist ideas and made Alison prove those "theories"

though i don't deny the fact that women want sovereignity