Singles Awareness Day

Stone Is God wrote:

I'm so glad I'm not a chick. Listen to all the pill talk and how it can fuck you up. An ex of mine couldn't take the pill at all. It would just fuck her all up.

that was the scariest thing I ever went through... cos it was a long time before I made the connection. I'm generally a happy person so to feel like that was terrifying. I'd start crying on the bus, on the street, ANYWHERE for no reason... and then when I'd say to myself 'what the fuck are ya crying for, there's nothing wrong' I'd cry even more! It was comical to look back on but not at the time. I'd good people around me but still felt completely alone... my housemates were brilliant!

purple_chick79 wrote:

Note, it says sex drive, not men, two different things.

it doesn't seem related to you? you are attracted to people as a function of your sexuality. if you have no sex drive, you're not going to be attracted/interested much in the opposite sex. and see above post regarding findings that women on the pill have been found not to react to men's smell the same as women who do not take the pill.

Heineken Helen wrote:

that was the scariest thing I ever went through... cos it was a long time before I made the connection. I'm generally a happy person so to feel like that was terrifying. I'd start crying on the bus, on the street, ANYWHERE for no reason... and then when I'd say to myself 'what the fuck are ya crying for, there's nothing wrong' I'd cry even more! It was comical to look back on but not at the time. I'd good people around me but still felt completely alone... my housemates were brilliant!

I take the pill to help correct this, because this is what my body does on it's own! (and a whole lot that's worse). it took me a long time to make the connection too! (different connection, but you get what I mean). So you can see how I have to be pretty careful about just switching pills as easily as purple chick would like to think.

Heineken Helen wrote:

that was the scariest thing I ever went through... cos it was a long time before I made the connection. I'm generally a happy person so to feel like that was terrifying. I'd start crying on the bus, on the street, ANYWHERE for no reason... and then when I'd say to myself 'what the fuck are ya crying for, there's nothing wrong' I'd cry even more! It was comical to look back on but not at the time. I'd good people around me but still felt completely alone... my housemates were brilliant!

I've seen the highs and the lows. It was crazy. I don't envy it in any way.

I'm also glad I don't have to shave my arm pits and my legs. LOL

purple_chick79 wrote:

Hates a pretty strong word, don't ya think? Take it easy there tiger.

For the record, I never said I knew yours or anyone elses medical condition, so don't assume that I assume I know. I really don't even need to know your reasons why. Last time I checked, I had an opinion and was entitled to use it, just as you have yours.

you gave an opinion relating to me personally, suggesting that I was lazy and stupid and making assumptions about the medical history of someone you've never met. that, is an opinion you are not allowed to give. Also, you have not answered my question of what taking the pill is an excuse for. I would certainly like to know since you know everything about me.

PJPixie wrote:

LMAO.........don't trust MEN or the PILL? ha hahahaha

hahaha... both!

stone is god, I'm really glad I don't have to shave my face though :eek: that really must suck :eek:

Heineken Helen wrote:

hahaha... both!

stone is god, I'm really glad I don't have to shave my face though :eek: that really must suck :eek:

helen, I think we have plenty of other places to shave...
and the $150 I have to spend on laser hair removal for my face makes me wish I could shave .

Valentines Day is special for me. It's great to be alive on that day! Heart heart heart I love the heart!

Some people have anniversaries when they stoped drinking, or when they got their divorce, or even when they got married. Mine's an anniversary of a happy heart (takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin' 33 years anniversary). As I'm celebrating the heart, so is everyone else hahahahahahahahahahahaha wonderful coincidence!

It's a great day.

The day is all about me . . .

unless a B-Rob lookalike would come along . . .

but until then it's all about me

PJPixie wrote:

What a wonderful thing to celebrate!! I never really thought about it that way.
I should use this day to celebrate my son's heart. He's had 3 open heart surgeries. His first was when he was 8 days old and 5lbs!! Had 2 more before he was 3 years old. He is an amazing kid. He's 8 years old now and he is my sweetheart!!

Holy shit! Your kid rocks!!!!! Way to go 5 years surgery free! *high-five*

I was in ICU on VD (33 years ago) so that's why it's special to me. I had tetralogy of fallot. 39 years ago doctors didn't operate on newborns for what I had. They usually waited, and possibly did a shunt, but 5 years was when the first open heart surgery was performed.

For those of us that are single let's nominate February 14, 2008 as PJPixie's Son's Day. What do you think?

Heineken Helen wrote:

hahaha... both!

stone is god, I'm really glad I don't have to shave my face though :eek: that really must suck :eek:

I can't stand shaving my face. I have an important meeting this afternoon so I HAD to clean myself up. Then you get the questions from the office ladies, "How come you don't shave more often?" I'd like to reply, "You don't shave your legs everyday, do you?" but I think that now falls under the umbrella of harassment.

If I could, I'd plunk down the money to do laser hair removal on my face.

Can't stand it at all.