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glockman said:
:eek::eek::eek:
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I seriously doubt that orangutan can write or possess better literary skills than me. :cautious:
 
glockman said:
Come on there, one mustn't be that proud. It is not becoming for an educated and accomplished lady like yourself. :biggrin:
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I have read most of his writings. My suspicion is that there is more than a single user penning literary posts under his moniker. The moniker has extreme ends in terms of writing style, from crass to readable.
 
Claire said:
I have read most of his writings. My suspicion is that there is more than a single user penning literary posts under his moniker. The moniker has extreme ends in terms of writing style, from crass to readable.
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Ummm, if that were true...... then some of us are guilty too. It is good to share mah. You mean there is only one person using your moniker ah? :biggrin:
 
glockman said:
Come on there, one mustn't be that proud. It is not becoming for an educated and accomplished lady like yourself. :biggrin:
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I am not accomplished. I just another soul looking forward and living my life now.

I must admit that I ain't perfect, but at least I am happier now.

I am happier with the severance of marital responsibilities.

A couple of years into marriage, the Solasfera doesn't glitter as much.

Perhaps it's psychological, or maybe I just had an enigmatic personality which men found me mysterious and were attracted to, perhaps only in the beginning.

The beginning of marital life was like a TV Commercial.

We have a perfect symphony, always laughing, smiling and sharing fun jokes. We were always on the right "frequency" in our naked or kinky intimacies. Our penthouse home was perfect. The kitchen immaculate, with a stunning island feature. Our decor was stunning, earning praises and delight from our parents and friends. We have a luxurious white benz, and our vacations were always instalgramable. We purchased presents for each other, dwelled in expensive spas and their products. We felt it was worth our monies spent. Our love was often enhanced by spending money. We ate the best food. Our careers proceeded well, paying us huge bonuses.

Alas, as many have said, all good things have to come to an end. And so it did. One thing leads to another, with him eventually straying. On divorce papers, I naturally put the blame on him entirely, to maximise my share of asset division. In my heart, I knew I was equally responsible for the decay. If there was a novamine potion in protecting my marriage from decay, I would have definitely purchased it, and scrubbed our bodies and souls.

My life is beautiful now, albeit lonesome at times. Nonetheless, it's always refreshing to start again when the opportunity arises. Meanwhile, though not perfect, I am happier now. And I have more time penning my words here.
 
Claire said:
I am not accomplished. I just another soul looking forward and living my life now.

I must admit that I ain't perfect, but at least I am happier now.

I am happier with the severance of marital responsibilities.

A couple of years into marriage, the Solasfera doesn't glitter as much.

Perhaps it's psychological, or maybe I just had an enigmatic personality which men found me mysterious and were attracted to, perhaps only in the beginning.

The beginning of marital life was like a TV Commercial.

We have a perfect symphony, always laughing, smiling and sharing fun jokes. We were always on the right "frequency" in our naked or kinky intimacies. Our penthouse home was perfect. The kitchen immaculate, with a stunning island feature. Our decor was stunning, earning praises and delight from our parents and friends. We have a luxurious white benz, and our vacations were always instalgramable. We purchased presents for each other, dwelled in expensive spas and their products. We felt it was worth our monies spent. Our love was often enhanced by spending money. We ate the best food. Our careers proceeded well, paying us huge bonuses.

Alas, as many have said, all good things have to come to an end. And so it did. One thing leads to another, with him eventually straying. On divorce papers, I naturally put the blame on him entirely, to maximise my share of asset division. In my heart, I knew I was equally responsible for the decay. If there was a novamine potion in protecting my marriage from decay, I would have definitely purchased it, and scrubbed our bodies and souls.

My life is beautiful now, albeit lonesome at times. Nonetheless, it's always refreshing to start again when the opportunity arises. Meanwhile, though not perfect, I am happier now. And I have more time penning my words here.
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sister, i’m stunned by your divorce but not surprised by the inevitability. he will repeat making the same mistakes but hopefully you will not. there’s life ahead and luckily you’re not tied down by family obligations from having a child or children. anyway, i’m sorry to hear about the parting of ways with a clear and decisive ending. at least he’s not a possessive psychopath who would prefer to destroy with scorched earth than depart with manhood between his legs. time to get a puppy.
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Claire said:
Well, I have to admit my best friend Sue does utilise this account.
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Now I am intrigued! You are a wonderful piece of womanhood and I am sure I'll enjoy your body, I mean your company. But please tell me more about Sue. Is she a virgin? Not that it matters, just curious. What's her bust measurement? Is she lonely?:smile:
 
eatshitndie said:
sister, i’m stunned by your divorce but not surprised by the inevitability. he will repeat making the same mistakes but hopefully you will not. there’s life ahead and luckily you’re not tied down by family obligations from having a child or children. anyway, i’m sorry to hear about the parting of ways with a clear and decisive ending. at least he’s not a possessive psychopath who would prefer to destroy with scorched earth than depart with manhood between his legs. time to get a puppy.
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Such a cutie you have. Maybe I should have one for companionship. And thank you for your words of consolation and encouragement. Your words are very much appreciated. :)
 
glockman said:
Now I am intrigued! You are a wonderful piece of womanhood and I am sure I'll enjoy your body, I mean your company. But please tell me more about Sue. Is she a virgin? Not that it matters, just curious. What's her bust measurement? Is she lonely?:smile:
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There you go again, Mr Slippery :rolleyes:
 
Claire said:
I am not accomplished. I just another soul looking forward and living my life now.

I must admit that I ain't perfect, but at least I am happier now.

I am happier with the severance of marital responsibilities.

A couple of years into marriage, the Solasfera doesn't glitter as much.

Perhaps it's psychological, or maybe I just had an enigmatic personality which men found me mysterious and were attracted to, perhaps only in the beginning.

The beginning of marital life was like a TV Commercial.

We have a perfect symphony, always laughing, smiling and sharing fun jokes. We were always on the right "frequency" in our naked or kinky intimacies. Our penthouse home was perfect. The kitchen immaculate, with a stunning island feature. Our decor was stunning, earning praises and delight from our parents and friends. We have a luxurious white benz, and our vacations were always instalgramable. We purchased presents for each other, dwelled in expensive spas and their products. We felt it was worth our monies spent. Our love was often enhanced by spending money. We ate the best food. Our careers proceeded well, paying us huge bonuses.

Alas, as many have said, all good things have to come to an end. And so it did. One thing leads to another, with him eventually straying. On divorce papers, I naturally put the blame on him entirely, to maximise my share of asset division. In my heart, I knew I was equally responsible for the decay. If there was a novamine potion in protecting my marriage from decay, I would have definitely purchased it, and scrubbed our bodies and souls.

My life is beautiful now, albeit lonesome at times. Nonetheless, it's always refreshing to start again when the opportunity arises. Meanwhile, though not perfect, I am happier now. And I have more time penning my words here.
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I reckon you are accomplished enough. Thus you are able to afford the finer things in life. And you deserve every bit of it. People make the mistake by marrying (I made that mistake twice). An even bigger mistake would be to have kids (I made that mistake four times). Hence I am paying for my mistakes now. Marriage is the worst thing anyone could inflict on themselves!

Yes, good things do not last. Bad things don't either. That's just life. Still, I am glad you managed to free yourself from matrimonial shackles once the "honeymoon" was over. You got out in one piece, and leading a beautiful and happy life. I am happy for you. If you wish to be happier, I could hook up with you and Sue. And see where we go from there. I am asking respectfully, of course.:inlove::biggrin:
 
glockman said:
I reckon you are accomplished enough. Thus you are able to afford the finer things in life. And you deserve every bit of it. People make the mistake by marrying (I made that mistake twice). An even bigger mistake would be to have kids (I made that mistake four times). Hence I am paying for my mistakes now. Marriage is the worst thing anyone could inflict on themselves!

Yes, good things do not last. Bad things don't either. That's just life. Still, I am glad you managed to free yourself from matrimonial shackles once the "honeymoon" was over. You got out in one piece, and leading a beautiful and happy life. I am happy for you. If you wish to be happier, I could hook up with you and Sue. And see where we go from there. I am asking respectfully, of course.:inlove::biggrin:
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OMG :eek: You are so damn slippery! I shall treat your words as harmless fun.
 
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