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sample rape miniclips "rapeminiclips" story: "Son," he said, "as men, we
place a great deal of value on a woman's looks. So it's hard to believe,
but a woman does not really place the same value on a man's looks. In
fact, a fellow can be downright UGLY and have a good-looking girlfriend
(he's got to make the UGLY look MACHO). Since you are a fairly decent-
looking kid, you won't have that complication.
But to get back to what I was saying, women want a fellow with
CHARACTER: a fellow who isn't afraid to be himself and who doesn't worry
about what the OTHER fellow thinks. That's also why you find a lot of
girls that aren't quite with it hanging out with creeps who LOOK LIKE
they're guys who are being themselves -- hoods, cycle bums, and so
forth. Treat a woman decently and don't embarrass her in public, and you
won't have a problem."
Second Period History with Mrs. Paleo was INCREDIBLY BORING,
therefore, with the exception that Second Period History with Mrs. Paleo
was also Second Period History with Martha Schlegelmann. The name
conjures up the image of a Teutonic Shrew, but Martha Schlegelmann was a
cute brunette, about five-four, with an artistically-proportioned little
body that was just barely on the chunky side. In short, she looked
DELICIOUS. It was very difficult for me to keep from drooling all over
"Our American History" with Mattie in the room. And on more than one
occasion I had to discretely drape my jacket over my arm and hold it
strategically in front of me as I got up to go to the next class. My
lips weren't the only things drooling, you see.
Another thing Dad told me was not to scare a girl off by falling
all over her, despite the fact that that was what you really wanted to
do (pant pant). I managed to get the seat behind Mattie by giving the
kid who originally sat there my entire collection of 1260 Silver Bear
points. This was no mean sacrifice at the time and was a major component
of my wealth. But, it was worth it...continue -> rape paysites |
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