In a right pickle :-(

Is it me or does every single poster on this forum have something wrong with them, some victim status?

gender identity disorder
depression
autism
synesthesia
moth-phobia
ADHD
persecuted muslim
male domestic violence
etc. etc.
 
kwerk said:
Is it me or does every single poster on this forum have something wrong with them, some victim status?

gender identity disorder
depression
autism
synesthesia
moth-phobia
ADHD
persecuted muslim
male domestic violence
etc. etc.
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You missed out troll.
 
Ask her if she would mind squaring up your place for you

If she says yes and cooks and puts out

Ask her to move in
 
Just smash her back doors in every time she offers it to you and then ignore her the rest of the time if you don't want a "relationship" out of it.
WIN WIN, you get it wet and you get your freedom. :D


I'm in a similar predicament at the moment if truth be told.
But when some doris starts sending you naughty pictures of herself over facebook then you don't turn the other way.

No, you take her out and smash her bloody back doors in! :D
 
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Gender identity disorder and a women chasing you, its obvious isn't it?, steal her clothes!!
 
lowrider007 said:
no, I was going through a bit of depression period, moved house, things went a bit pair shaped and had no friends at the time, I wasn't looking for a relationship, I've never really cared for serious commitments, I like being free but with a few friends to hang with now and again, I don't need much more than that.



You obviously get confused very easily.



My interest in girls in that way is about 5%, it's very very low, and I do have gender identity disorder, but that doesn't stop you from getting in relationships sometimes or having sex, it's just something I'm not really interested in, it's very complicated tbh, for me especially. These days I prefer to be on my own, I can't breath in relationships.
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maybe the problem is you cant be yourself as you are still living as a man?, i may be stating the obvious but if you haven't done so already, you really need to see a gender specialist.
 
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