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SW-User
Uhuhh 😃
@SW-User if that's a mating call,then I am not interested
SW-User
Hah. Nope 😋
JarJarBoom · 41-45, F
CheshireCatalyst · 36-40, M
@JarJarBoom but but but it's so good!
JarJarBoom · 41-45, F
@CheshireCatalyst its the one thread where I can say I'm not even curious.
CheshireCatalyst · 36-40, M
@JarJarBoom the thing I've liked about it is that everyone has been kind. It's rare to get everyone being sweet to everyone else on the internet. :)
Plus there are butts.
Plus there are butts.
@Trevo you can avoid that
Mondayschild · F
PoetryNEmotion · F
In jail.
On a sinking ship.
In an active volcano.
On one of those bridges that span between mountains.
Need more?
On a sinking ship.
In an active volcano.
On one of those bridges that span between mountains.
Need more?
@PoetryNEmotion you would have to do the typing,so go ahead type as much as you want
greenmountaingal · 70-79, F
Prince Rupert, BC, Canada.
greenmountaingal · 70-79, F
@PoetryNEmotion Sorry! Most of Canada is pretty cool. And one of my best and closest friends is from Canada.
However, I once spent a truly awful summer on an old leaky barge in Prince Rupert. I had agreed to visit a man whom I was (very foolishly) considering for marriage. (He was a US American). The man was abusive in every way, a liar and a very frightening person (who later murdered his own son for the insurance money!) Within days of arriving, I knew I had to get out of there. That's when the transportation strike started; I was stuck there for almost 3 months and was a very frightened young woman the whole time, abused, overworked (had to do all the housework and cooking for him and his four kids including his 3 angry teenagers), and wondering if I would ever get out of there alive. It was cold and rainy. Every woman I met accepted being beaten by her man as a normal way of life. The place was full of drunk fishermen and a lot of people who hated women and US Americans (controversy about the Alaska pipeline). Unless they insulted me, they didn't speak to me. It was a very long scary depressing summer.
However, I once spent a truly awful summer on an old leaky barge in Prince Rupert. I had agreed to visit a man whom I was (very foolishly) considering for marriage. (He was a US American). The man was abusive in every way, a liar and a very frightening person (who later murdered his own son for the insurance money!) Within days of arriving, I knew I had to get out of there. That's when the transportation strike started; I was stuck there for almost 3 months and was a very frightened young woman the whole time, abused, overworked (had to do all the housework and cooking for him and his four kids including his 3 angry teenagers), and wondering if I would ever get out of there alive. It was cold and rainy. Every woman I met accepted being beaten by her man as a normal way of life. The place was full of drunk fishermen and a lot of people who hated women and US Americans (controversy about the Alaska pipeline). Unless they insulted me, they didn't speak to me. It was a very long scary depressing summer.
PoetryNEmotion · F
@greenmountaingal What if you weren't in that situation? Then you may have found a really nice person in that horrid place. I am glad you got free. British Columbia is the only other province in Canada in which I would live.
greenmountaingal · 70-79, F
@PoetryNEmotion I have often wondered if things in Prince Rupert would have been better if I had met some other people. I am sure some people there must've been decent.
SW-User
With gangsters
SW-User
School
@SW-User 😒
reflectingmonkey · 51-55, M
jail
SW-User
Prison.