Reflections from the end of my first long term relationship

speedbird said:
I hope this doesn't come across as too off topic for this forum. I kind of needed to hear some older folks advice and while I would normally turn to my parents, they had more of a fairy tail where they met at 24 and 25 in college, my dad played the hopeless romantic and won her over, her parents didn't want her marrying him because of tribal BS so they fled the country together, ended up in the United States after some years and had me
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Define "older folks"......
 
DimeBrite said:
The ones who seek full release in the form of an empty bladder.
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"Older guys" can do it 3 or 4 times a night. Pee, that is . . .
 
I've mostly had long term relationships with good women. But the time being without a woman often felt "hollow". I'd catch a boat load of fish...but there was no one there to tell the story to. I'd suffer a bloody wound and go home to an empty couch. Being alone has its advantages but that "hollow" feeling can be unpleasant.
 
Wadin' Boot said:
Salmo G's Podcast "Disasters of Going Steady" is brought to you by Tide Pods. The engineers at Proctor and Gamble would like to remind all of us "Don't eat Tide Pods, moron, they're not candy"
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When the Free Love spirit of the 60s meets the 2020s trends in non-monogamous experimentalism, we get the breakout podcast Disasters of Going Steady: Real Relationship Advice From a Boomer, with Salmo G, sponsored by Proctor & Gamble.
One can hope, anyway.
 
Matt B said:
When the Free Love spirit of the 60s meets the 2020s trends in non-monogamous experimentalism, we get the breakout podcast Disasters of Going Steady: Real Relationship Advice From a Boomer, with Salmo G, sponsored by Proctor & Gamble.
One can hope, anyway.
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Hey Matt maybe encourage Salmo, on episode 1 of Disasters of Going Steady to go through the difference between Swingers and Polyamorists? (You brought up Swingers a while back in this thread, maybe you could be Salmo's guest?) In my unsophisticated brain, Swingers and Polyamorists are sorta the same, maybe just rebranded a little (and perhaps the latter with less hair and fewer car keys but shared house keys) so, well, the nuance is not clear. I mean throw in Nudists as well, because there's one hobby/identity where the interest over time has deflated by and large been spent just petered out.

Like I would want to know the pros and cons from Salmo G re Going Steady with a Nudist or just hanging with them for a week? You could even pull Cliff Mass on board to see which weeks of the year, meteorologically speaking, would be best to date a Nudist here in the PNW. (Or whether or not Cliff Mass went into Meteorology because of his interest in Nudism?)
 
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Jim F. said:
Only blue nitriles?
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Jim,
I can only speak for blue….

Blue is a cool, primary color defined by physical calmness, psychological trust, and rare natural occurrence. Key traits include a relaxing effect on the body, is a common seaglass color, an association with reliability, and use as a symbol for sadness or coldness. Those that wear blue nitriles often dream of finding a wooden clog, catching a big starry or meeting a more stealth swimmer.
SF
 
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