Women: what can and shouldn't a (stranger) man do to make you feel good about yoursel

To make a woman feel good about herself, you have to be able to make her laugh, or at least smile.

 

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Question, why cant a woman make herself feel good? Why bother with the man making someone else feel good?

And...what does make women smile, anyways?

 

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I injured someone severely once, but that was self defence.

Much as I dislike some people....I don't wanna go to jail..

Good idea Carcano, I like my current one for now, but Angel of Death is gonna be my next one.

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Everything perks up in the presence of money...her eyes, posture...nipples!

However, even the wealthy get divorced, so what does that tell you?

 

the wealthy became poor

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actually probably the women were not satisfied by SEX life

 

Well, if she divorces you, she gets half your stuff. So the fact that you're rich is no longer a benefit at that point. Unless you were wise enough to get a pre-nup, or to not get married in the first place.

 

Mad doesnt matter, the law (at least here) now treats defactos in exactly the same way it treats marriage. Even to the point of a bill currently being past to alow access to the family court.

So basically if you dont want to share, dont share. There is no way to blackmail someone into staying with you, as soon as you start relying on eachother thats it

 

basiclly if you where to come up to me, or we so happened to be waiting at the same bus stop together, i would appreciate you to engage in a conversation on any topic, i usually get freaked out when guys look at me, or yell at me from their cars, do a doubletake, or say hey sweety, or something along the lines, ive gotten before "i like the way you drive gurrrl" save the compliments for after the conversation about her intellect and possibly a non sexual feature on her body. although it depends what your interests are in her, just getting pussy or trying to falter a women or what.

 

Hells yeah. Go on, add water to acid, run your gels in undiluted buffer for the sheer joy of seeing a gel tank explode... you know you want to

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That's what the safety showers are for after all LOL

 

Then join an S&M community :jason:

 

Lol, you know you like bad boys...take a walk on the wild side.

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It's not that way in the US. The closest thing is Common Law Marriage:

Common law marriage is permitted in a minority of states. To be defined as a common law marriage within the states listed below, the two parties must: agree that they are married, live together, and hold themselves out as husband and wife. Common-law marriage is generally a non-ceremonial relationship that requires "a positive mutual agreement, permanent and exclusive of all others, to enter into a marriage relationship, cohabitation sufficient to warrant a fulfillment of necessary relationship of man and wife, and an assumption of marital duties and obligations." Black's Law Dictionary 277 (6th ed. 1990).

Before modern domestic relations statutes, couples became married by a variety of means that developed from custom. These became the elements of a "common-law marriage," or a marriage that arose by operation of law through the parties' conduct, instead of through a ceremony. In many ways, the theory of common-law marriage is one of estoppel - meaning that parties who have told the world they are married should not be allowed to claim that they are not married in a dispute between the parties themselves.

Currently, only 9 states (Alabama, Colorado, Kansas, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Iowa, Montana, Oklahoma, and Texas) and the District of Columbia recognize common-law marriages contracted within their borders. http://www.ncsl.org/programs/cyf/commonlaw.htm​

But, as you can see, only a minority of states recognize it, and even then, it only kicks in if the couple has been presenting themselves as married.