Nice Kiwi blokes - shame about the women

**PrincessBandit** · 23rd November 2009, 17:02

Originally Posted by Fatt Max

Tell me about it mate, I'm having to tuck my gut into my trousers as well as my shirt these days....

...and Mrs Max reckons that from behind I look like a Mexican who has lost his maraccas......but they are in fact hanging off his trousers....

Classic! but we also have that quaint little thing called "child-bearing" to add to our list of hurdles!

Having said that, there are some blokes who could give us a run for our money in the preggy appearance stakes. I'm sure they just want to keep us company and are going out in sympathy with us! hehehehe

**Foxzee** · 23rd November 2009, 17:10

Originally Posted by huff3r

I am??

Are you??????

**Foxzee** · 23rd November 2009, 17:12

Originally Posted by Maha

Im unable to access that list, not being on it n' all...

I can only guessimate, and thats not fair is it?

I'll vote for you on the A list....can't leave the big puddy pat out of the action that just wouldn't be fair...............

**Foxzee** · 23rd November 2009, 17:14

Originally Posted by McJim

You HAVE women in New Zealand?

One's that bite too..........lol

**huff3r** · 23rd November 2009, 17:21

Originally Posted by Foxzee

Are you??????

No-ones said i'm not so far....

**DMCD** · 23rd November 2009, 17:22

Originally Posted by Mikkel

2 minutes in heaven is better than 1 minute in heaven.

Different folks, different strokes - but as of yet I have never encountered anyone, in person, who could credibly claim to prefer marathon love-making sessions to a rigorous and intense fuck. In my experience these 3+ hour tangles are usually myths perpetrated by young males who want to talk up their own experience by making it sound like a bad novel.

And thats perhaps what is wrong with it all, people have gotten so cynical that passion has become a "myth".

**Mikkel** · 23rd November 2009, 17:35

Originally Posted by DMCD

And thats perhaps what is wrong with it all, people have gotten so cynical that passion has become a "myth".

No no not at all. It's not passion that is the myth, the myth is what passion has to be. Personally I think it's just very subjective - and as long as your idea of what it should be doesn't clash with your partner that's all good.

**Foxzee** · 23rd November 2009, 17:35

Originally Posted by PrincessBandit

Classic! but we also have that quaint little thing called "child-bearing" to add to our list of hurdles!

Hey Princess...it's not hurdle...we can wear hipsters..keep them up without a belt even..not like the boys.....

**DMCD** · 23rd November 2009, 17:40

Originally Posted by Mikkel

No no not at all. It's not passion that is the myth, the myth is what passion has to be. Personally I think it's just very subjective - and as long as your idea of what it should be doesn't clash with your partner that's all good.

Oh i agree with that, back to my earlier post quoting "there is a time and place for each", I just don't know why Kiwi blokes (as a gross generalization, do not take offence) are so easy to dismiss anything that has a hint of emotion attached.