Guiltless Weekender Feb 12
Giving up is NOT an option.
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If I decide to date again ever, I'll probably do the dating site thing. I know most of the eligible men in my small town - no keepers. The good ones are married, and I won't go there. I did once, unbeknownst to me! That guy was so nice to me - I should have known something wasn't right...
There's a dating site for people over 50. That's where I belong. Maybe some divorced guy with grown kids and a real job is looking for a friend to travel and snuggle with, without marriage.
There's a dating site for people over 50. That's where I belong. Maybe some divorced guy with grown kids and a real job is looking for a friend to travel and snuggle with, without marriage.
totally agree you brought back loads of funny memories
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Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Canada
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Originally Posted by MLD51 
Now, if I could find a guy to snuggle with who has a lot of money and would take me nice places and leave me alone when I felt like being alone, I might just go for that. 
as long as he's not married or really stupid, it could just work.
as long as he's not married or really stupid, it could just work.
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Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Canada
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Speaking of the protection thing.....
I was in Cambodia; picked myself up an awesome Cambodian boyfriend, rode around on his motobike, drank a bunch of local moonshine, and ended up doing some weird local drug.
Anyway- add in a couple broken condoms and I was in a panic, its an HIV endemic zone
So I got home and went to get tested.
The doctor asked why I was getting a test.
I told him I was travelling and had a little " accident" with the protection.
He asked where- I said Cambodia
He looked concerned and asked " not with a local though right?!"
Me: * gulp* " um yeah"
His face looked really concerned and he was like " uh yeah, you need to get tested right away"
Worst 6 months of my life- theres a 6 month window where you can keep testing negative even if you have it :
Luckily all was well. Phew, scary scary.
I was in Cambodia; picked myself up an awesome Cambodian boyfriend, rode around on his motobike, drank a bunch of local moonshine, and ended up doing some weird local drug.
Anyway- add in a couple broken condoms and I was in a panic, its an HIV endemic zone
So I got home and went to get tested.
The doctor asked why I was getting a test.
I told him I was travelling and had a little " accident" with the protection.
He asked where- I said Cambodia
He looked concerned and asked " not with a local though right?!"
Me: * gulp* " um yeah"
His face looked really concerned and he was like " uh yeah, you need to get tested right away"
Worst 6 months of my life- theres a 6 month window where you can keep testing negative even if you have it :
Luckily all was well. Phew, scary scary.
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Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Canada
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Originally Posted by brynn
Glad you're ok Jen!
I took a course at uni a couple semesters ago " the anthropology of HIV/ AIDS"
The medications have gotten so advanced I'd rather have HIV than diabetes actually.
Though its nice to not have either!!
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Originally Posted by brynn
Ha! That's awesome trees! Confession....I've worn bikini (sometimes with shorts) to the grocery store and convenience store to and from the lake.
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