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The Frequent "official" Origin Of My Recent Failures With Women
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agree - and i know what it is
What is it?
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OK, she's also applied a prodigious amount of mascara, but I thought there was something wrong with her mouth.
I looked up pig nose on google images, got a link to this bodybuilding.com thread, people are saying her nose makes it hard to watch game of thrones, that and her eyes are too far apart.
Yeah it was really great - most Italian sections of Brooklyn in the 80's and 90's were like that. It helped that 90+% of the residents of these areas were Italian (usually 1st-3rd generation), so there was shared culture there. But also everyone knew each other' families, parents and extended families were very involved in the kids' lives and in the communities (in the church, youth sports leagues, local organizations, parent orgs at school etc.).
When I was 6-12 years old and all the boys in the neighborhood would play outside at night - riding bikes, playing manhunt or whatever - all the parents would be outside having coffee, talking amongst each other etc. And the presence of organized crime, for all its ills, also helped keep the neighborhood safe for the residents - you never had to worry about getting raped/mugged/killed in these neighborhoods - it just didn't happen unless it was "supposed" to happen. As a kid you never had to worry about being out too late because it was always safe.
Now, if you ventured outside the loosely defined lines of "the neighborhood," that was a different story. Brooklyn was very much territorial when I grew up. Every avenue and neighborhood had gangs. Not like we think of them today - Bloods and Crips and all that - but rowdy street kids/20-somethings who "protected" the turf and knew everything that went on within the neighborhood (low level crimes etc.). Many were low level mob associates, but not all of them. These guys wouldn't shoot you, but they might beat you down or a bit worse if you wandered into their area - especially if you started trouble (or if you were the wrong color - an unfortunate reality of the Brooklyn I grew up in).
You always kept your head down and never acted tough in other neighborhoods unless you knew the local crews. It's just how it was. Growing up in NY/Brooklyn during those times taught you street smarts that can't be found today. Kids today growing up here have no idea what NY was like, or how dangerous it was, or what the unwritten rules were and how to determine them. Everything is super sanitized now thanks to both a tremendous drop in crime over the past 20+ years (~2700 murders in NYC in 1993 versus 250 per year the last several years, with similar declines in robberies/assaults) as well as Giuliani and later Bloomberg's "quality of life" initiatives that cleaned up the city and attracted huge corporate sponsors.
NYC is a much safer and likely objectively better place to live now than when I was growing up, but it's not the city I grew up in. Nor would I choose to grow up in today's version over the one I was fortunate enough to live through. Even the communities aren't the same for various socioeconomic reasons (more heterogenous population leading to less socialization and less shared culture; video games/internet/cell phones mean kids/teens largely stay inside instead of on the streets; both parents usually work now as opposed to the mother being home like they usually were back then etc.). It's very, very different now.
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How can eyes be too far apart? Look at Ryan Renolds, and Sarah Jessicah Parker.
There's less than an eyes lenth apart. If hair was longer on the sides, it would look somewhat normal.
He has a "UNI EYE", in my opinion.
They have the opposite problem. They look like cyclops.
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Haha, yeah I was.
And then in the neighborhood in general you had mafiosi spending $10-20K+ annually putting on their own fireworks shows all over. There was nothing like growing up here. For all the rowdiness and hooligans everyone was like family - there was a sense of community kids today don't get anywhere anymore.
And no, it's nothing like it used to be now, since fireworks are illegal. Just the last couple of years some blocks have started having their own parties again and spending a lot on (illegal) fireworks. Friendly (or paid off) cops help things and look the other way.
Ha I used to go to that. LOLOL was much older than you I think I was early 20s ..but i used to go to my friends house and we used to sit on stoop and go down and watch and it was massive fires just throwing the fire works on top of the fire. I went several years in a row.
I went to the Gotti one too once in 80s..I do not remember much about it to be honest it was sooooo crowded but I am pretty sure it was in Ozone park next to Howard Beach. The brooklyn one was more fun and impressive I think because you could see and it was more fireworks if not mistaken..but its a long time ago.
yeah, i remember guys used to do these road trips to PA to get their trunks loaded with fireworks haha.
I also used to 'cruise' 86th street when I was a teenager.
I said to these guy on this forum when the 'rating' thing came up that I had not known guys to rate girls in 1-10 since 86th street..that a few guys used to sit in lawn chairs on the curb with the number cards as girls drove by rating the girls in the car LOL
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Would still love to have that big c*** though. I could work with just the tip when with a woman.
Fapping would also be a different experience.
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Sorry you're right. Next time penor trigger warning.
To be fair I don't think I've mentioned this before.
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Actually like me he said his is just shy of 8, so I thought it was the exact same length which is weird, and prompted my response.
He wins with girth though, and that's probably more important anyway. I'd say a lot of women would prefer a thick 6 inch long dick over a skinny 7 incher.
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I think most women would prefer amazing oral skills over a big dick.
Big dicks end up becoming more of an ego thing when it comes to anything over 6 inches.
Big dicks end up becoming more of an ego thing when it comes to anything over 6 inches.
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Could be true but I don't want it to be. Anyone can have amazing oral skills, I am lucky with an above average size penis, don't tell me that luck is irrelevant.
My tongue is also pretty damn huge but I also think this is irrelevant when it comes to skill. Maybe just another ego thing? Even when it comes to women, some like bragging their man has a big dick, even big tongue, even though it can make little difference really.
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Why did the big dick post of mine get a dislike?
Ask women yourself if 8 inches is any better than 7.
Ask women yourself if 8 inches is any better than 7.