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As I do not know the gender and/or preferred pronouns of the individual I was responding to, my dude was used as it is a gender neutral term.

I too, share this particular policy and I agree wholeheartedly with you. So, fwiw, I am right there with you, my dude. :)

I've dealt with this a couple of times on other poly/enm message boards and I just immediately put those dudes on ignore. At least they told you up front what they were like instead of you investing in time and resources into them for a few months. I am not trying to make light of this clown...

Thank you! Lady. SUPERMAN could not have made the leaps you made in your arguments to Arc regarding what you posted.

And this, IMO, is the crux of the matter. Others actions absolutely do have an impact on other people. Whether some people like that fact or not. And it shouldn't be. It's connecting with another human being in the most intimate way. Why someone would equate that to the drive through of a...

This does not change the fact people you think need "educating" do not post here, my dude.

Well, fuck 'em if they do. I do not, nor will I, live my life according to what some random clown town thinks I should be doing. I didn't do it at age 13 when I was being preached at by religious zealots when I was in line for my first rock concert and at my advanced age, I will quite literally...

Please show the class where exactly this has been stated. And you will need to show your work. Because I for one have been over this thread numerous times and not one. single. person. has even hinted at that.

I'm thinking he's confining himself to r/pua and the like, strictly going off of what he's posted so far. Pure speculation and conjecture on my part, however.

I was thinking this exact same thing, ngl. Yea, completely agree with this. Dude doesn't get to skate on the "I couldn't help myself" excuse. He's supposedly an adult in very adult situations. Act like you got some sense, son. Jesus. /smh Well, she can. However, that may not turn out the...

Well, in your particular case, I would get off of reddit and learn what actual BDSM and polyamory really and truly is, instead of conflating the two and thinking that it's nothing but non stop fuck fests for "alpha males". You seem to have this alarming habit of skipping straight over the...

Preach it, sister!

https://wordhistories.net/2017/01/25/the-penny-dropped/ My apologies. I watch a lot of British TV and have even had best friends that were from the UK. I unconsciously pick up quirky bits of idioms and languages the way other people pick up bad habits. Sorry about that! :)

I do not have ADHD (that I know of, that is) and the penny literally dropped when I read up on that, so thanks again for that. 🙃

I know this is a bit late in the day, but thank you for posting this, my dear lady. Things just got a bit more clearer in some aspects and I am grateful for your posting this. :)

Please reread @GalaGirl's post, and in particular these sentences: Then reread it again.

This is correct. And I think Camilla is styled the way she is on account of somewhat the same thing. Public outrage would be too great to overcome. And at baseline, royalty is no different from the rest of us. Survival of the family is paramount. Aye. That he was.

Clarence House stated on the occasion of their wedding in 2005 that Camilla would adopt the style of Princess Consort instead of that of a queen,but there is no legal or historical precedent for such a title. "Princess Consort" mirrors the style of Albert, Prince Consort, husband of Queen...

When royalty marries, it is a matter of State. Or, at least it used to be. :) One of my favorite reactions of a princess (Sophia Dorthea of Celle) being told the news that she had to marry the heir to the Hanoverian dukedom (George Guelph), she threw his diamond encrusted miniature across the...

/also hijacks IIRC, only the reigning King can confer the title of Queen Consort. However, in the case of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, royal protocol dictates that a man who marries a reigning queen, he may only take the title of prince consort—not king consort—though Philip was not...