Tell me your stories of setting

[Anonymous]

15:56 you seem like a great guy. “Not the best looking fork in the drawer” is going to be my new phrase. FWIW you seem like a great fork.

16:03 seems to be not a good fork, but a definite tool.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:15:56 you seem like a great guy. “Not the best looking fork in the drawer” is going to be my new phrase. FWIW you seem like a great fork.

16:03 seems to be not a good fork, but a definite tool.

Whaaaa?

I could've had a lot of fun and possibly helped a number of other women have a lot more fun before I moved into the rut!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:15:56 you seem like a great guy. “Not the best looking fork in the drawer” is going to be my new phrase. FWIW you seem like a great fork.

16:03 seems to be not a good fork, but a definite tool.

I agree with your commentary. Lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Met a nice girl in our late 20s, got married. Two kids. She's great and nice. But it wasn't until I turned 35 that I realized how I could've been sleeping with all the hot 20-somethings who ignored me in my 20s but wanted a successful older (but not creepy older) man.

Could've played the field for awhile, and then when I was my current age (early 40s) picked one of the hotties about to enter her 30s, married her and had the same nice wife, nice kids, nice life now... Feel like I thought "well this is what's going to happen, so let's do it now" without realizing how much game there was left to play.

I really hope this is fake. But if not, you do realize women in their 20s/30s who are good looking and actually have something going for them do not want a guy in their 40s?

[Anonymous]

Married to a man who does a lot of brown-stamping (leaving his mark on the bed clothes.) At first I found it endearing and just a part of life, but now not so much and the laundry is neverending. Be careful what they wish for.

[Anonymous]

If you marry after 35.chances are that you have settled.

[Anonymous]

First I freeze then I point with my front leg knee while staring at where the fox is hiding