What is your opinion? (The Trilogy)
I'm Curiousluv1. 
Honestly I don't remember where I got the rose from. Ohhh wait I think it was from a FB post. Yep I think so.
Honestly I don't remember where I got the rose from. Ohhh wait I think it was from a FB post. Yep I think so.Leave Your Feedback
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She's in to you, you're into her, so push your fears aside and step up. From what I read it seems like she is just as shy and confused as you are. Look at it from her perspective: you said it yourself that she is the one usually c=going after you. If I was going after someone who came across passive and standoffish, I would feel insecure as to whether I should keep going back or not. You telling her that you are interested, in my opinion, gave her the impression of "Okay, he's interested, not I just need to wait for him to make his move," a move you have yet to make. It seems to me that the two of you have just been passively egging each other on, back and forth, but now rather than one person waiting and the other initiating, you've both gotten of sync and are waiting for the other to make the next move. You're a Pisces, we're not called the psychics of the zodiac for nothing. Use your Pisces intuition and make your move!
*into *now
His IQ, first of all.
Yes I am very curious to see your chart. I too, have had ups and downs with Leo women and with in your face Aries. They are really full of life but my own lioness is very difficult and can be very vulgar when she doesn't get her way.
I have lost a Cancer girl who was the best thing that happened to me and I can never get her out of my head. It is like we were in a typical romantic comedy with us breaking up over distance as a punch line. *sigh*
ALPHA
I have lost a Cancer girl who was the best thing that happened to me and I can never get her out of my head. It is like we were in a typical romantic comedy with us breaking up over distance as a punch line. *sigh*
ALPHA
If you don't see any relationship with this man then don't go any further. Not because he is already involved but because, contrary to your beliefs you:
1. WILL fall in love with him (Caps have this effect on women whether they like it or not).
2. WILL have your heart broken.
3. WILL NOT have any recourse when your heart is broken.
Continue if you will but then don't complain when your world comes crashing down as a result.
1. WILL fall in love with him (Caps have this effect on women whether they like it or not).
2. WILL have your heart broken.
3. WILL NOT have any recourse when your heart is broken.
Continue if you will but then don't complain when your world comes crashing down as a result.
Posted by ninjutsu
I think it pays to mix it up, ands. A lot of women need foreplay to get the engines revving etc. But I mean foreplay doesn't just need to be physical, mental foreplay can be even more potent really.
+ 1
ands, it is like the child who has to wait until Christmas Day to open the presents, a similar type of anticipation where it leaves one thinking about it, constantly, the build up until the day arrives, a release yet there is great excitement too. Very potent indeed or else it becomes nothing more than an act, mundane range of motions = boredom.
Ninjutsu, why would you find it weird that this is the only thread I posted on?
I know that you know that I am new to this forum as a contributor.
But I think it is humorous not weird that I posted on this thread
than all the rest. But I will definitely spend more time on other
topics as well.
ALPHA
I know that you know that I am new to this forum as a contributor.
But I think it is humorous not weird that I posted on this thread
than all the rest. But I will definitely spend more time on other
topics as well.
ALPHA
From WIKI
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_Iran
Under the Islamic Republic of Iran
Following the 1979 Islamic Revolution Iran became an Islamic Republic.
During this era of Islamist rule Iranian women have had more opportunity in some areas and more restrictions in others. One of the striking features of the revolution was the large scale participation of women from traditional backgrounds in demonstrations leading up to the overthrow of the monarchy. The Iranian women who had gained confidence and higher education under Pahlavi era participated in demonstrations against Shah to topple monarchy. The culture of education for women was established by the time of revolution so that even after the revolution, large numbers of women entered the civil service and higher education,[50] and in 1996 fourteen women were elected to the Islamic Consultative Assembly. In 2003, Iran's first woman judge in Pahlavi era, Shirin Ebadi, won Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts in promoting human rights.
According to UNESCO world survey, at primary level of enrollment Iran has the highest female to male ratio in the world among sovereign nations, with a girl to boy ratio of 1.22 : 1.00. By 1999, Iran had 140 female publishers, enough to hold an exhibition of books and magazines published by women. As of 2005, 65% of Iran's university students and 43% of its salaried workers were women. and as of early 2007 nearly 70% of Iran's science and engineering students are women.This has led to many female school and university graduates being under-utilised. This is beginning to have an effect on Iranian society and was a contributing factor to the anti-regime protests by Iranian youth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_in_Iran
Under the Islamic Republic of Iran
Following the 1979 Islamic Revolution Iran became an Islamic Republic.
During this era of Islamist rule Iranian women have had more opportunity in some areas and more restrictions in others. One of the striking features of the revolution was the large scale participation of women from traditional backgrounds in demonstrations leading up to the overthrow of the monarchy. The Iranian women who had gained confidence and higher education under Pahlavi era participated in demonstrations against Shah to topple monarchy. The culture of education for women was established by the time of revolution so that even after the revolution, large numbers of women entered the civil service and higher education,[50] and in 1996 fourteen women were elected to the Islamic Consultative Assembly. In 2003, Iran's first woman judge in Pahlavi era, Shirin Ebadi, won Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts in promoting human rights.
According to UNESCO world survey, at primary level of enrollment Iran has the highest female to male ratio in the world among sovereign nations, with a girl to boy ratio of 1.22 : 1.00. By 1999, Iran had 140 female publishers, enough to hold an exhibition of books and magazines published by women. As of 2005, 65% of Iran's university students and 43% of its salaried workers were women. and as of early 2007 nearly 70% of Iran's science and engineering students are women.This has led to many female school and university graduates being under-utilised. This is beginning to have an effect on Iranian society and was a contributing factor to the anti-regime protests by Iranian youth.
I'm a gem sun, cancer moon.... My only thought while reading your post is, "What are you waiting for....?" So, really, what are you waiting for? ASK HER OUT ALREADY......! Lol!
Surely the article above is a bad sign of real progress for the Iranian women??_!! Oh my??_??_!
Goddamn feminist losers..!
Goddamn feminist losers..!