21-05-2016, 08:50 AM
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Re: Personality or Possessions
Maybe part of this depends on WHY some people have 'possessions' too.Some people may have stuff they treasure very much like a memory of someone departed, or family heirloom or even their hobby, etc, but others just buy stuff on a whim to show off with.
21-05-2016, 11:23 AM
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Re: Personality or Possessions
Originally Posted by Mups
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Maybe part of this depends on WHY some people have 'possessions' too.Some people may have stuff they treasure very much like a memory of someone departed, or family heirloom or even their hobby, etc, but others just buy stuff on a whim to show off with.
21-05-2016, 11:30 AM
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Re: Personality or Possessions
Originally Posted by Artangel
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I'd like to know why some married/attached men,when on their own, are the biggest flirts out. See the same man out with his wife or partner and they don't say a dicky bird.....just slink along behind 'she who must be obeyed'!! 
She knows she is perfectly safe in our relationship and has no need to worry on that account.
21-05-2016, 08:04 PM
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Re: Personality or Possessions
Originally Posted by Artangel
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I'd like to know why some married/attached men,when on their own, are the biggest flirts out. See the same man out with his wife or partner and they don't say a dicky bird.....just slink along behind 'she who must be obeyed'!!
When they have finished flirting and propositioning you the say " Don't tell the wife!!
Also if you took up their propositions they would run a mile
Wives may tolerate this behaviour , but i don't think all of them really like it. They are just resigned to it.
21-05-2016, 08:23 PM
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Re: Personality or Possessions
Originally Posted by Azure
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That is so very true ArtangelWhen they have finished flirting and propositioning you the say " Don't tell the wife!!
Also if you took up their propositions they would run a mile
Wives may tolerate this behaviour , but i don't think all of them really like it. They are just resigned to it.
Years and years ago, in the village where l used to live, there was a man who was the biggest flirt. If l saw him in the local VG store, he would sidle up beside me by the fridges and ask if l would like a relationship, like in the BBC2 programme Butterflies! I would laugh at him and tell him to clear off! Later, if l saw him with his wife at the local school or in the village he would be walking along beside her like a lamb and wouldn't speak if he saw you.
Not long ago, l saw him with his wife and they stopped to chat with me. He didn't speak a word as she was relating the gory details of his triple by-pass operation! I wanted to laugh and laugh as l tnought he wasn't so quiet and shy whilst propositioning me whilst selecting his yogurts in the VG shop all those years ago!!
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