Kendrick Lamar is so fuckin good

17 hours ago, ILUVAdrianaLima said:

 

Finally this piece of shit is out! Now all we need is Hannity out and we are set, right @PinkCouture?

 

TBH, I am kinda surprised they let him go. He is was their #1 star  I heard his replacement is going to be Tucker. Not sure how well he will connect with Bill's followers but we will see  I wouldn't be surprised if Glen has Bill replace Tomi  

 

Donnie only ruins the TV career of guys name Bill/Billy so I doubt Hannity would be next   Although he doesn't seem to have positive impact on the careers of guys name Sean either so we will see  

 

Spoiler

 

 

@Cult Icon

 

To anyone who wants to answer:

 

If you were a rich businessman in your sixties, would you marry Xenia Deli (or someone similar)?

 

If so, why and if not, why not?

 

 

 

2 hours ago, Sanni said:

To anyone who wants to answer:

 

If you were a rich businessman in your sixties, would you marry Xenia Deli (or someone similar)?

 

If so, why and if not, why not?

 

Yeah..... Lo or Emily D, all day every day. If I had a chance to marry either one.... why wouldn't I?

 

Men are attracted to women with health and beauty.

 

Women are attracted to men with status, prestige, power, position, and financial prospects.

 

There are outliers to both generalizations.

 

I'm sure I'll take a beating on this post.

33 minutes ago, Stromboli1 said:

Yeah..... Lo or Emily D, all day every day. If I had a chance to marry either one.... why wouldn't I?

 

You mean the model you messaged here? Daniela Lopez Osario would be a good comparison to Xenia Deli:

 

 

I would like to make a distinction between a model like Xenia – who is successful, somewhat famous and has worked for brands (such as Victoria’s Secret) that have solidified her reputation as being very sexy and beautiful – and the likes of Adriana Lima, Candice Swanepoel etc. who are on a different level when it comes to money, fame, success, and popularity.

 

So, the question isn’t really, “Would you marry your number one dream girl?” but rather, “Would you marry a beautiful model if you had the opportunity?”

9 hours ago, Sanni said:

You mean the model you messaged here? Daniela Lopez Osorio would be a good comparison to Xenia Deli:

 

I like DLO, but I was talking about Lorena Rae (Lo).

 

9 hours ago, Sanni said:

So, the question isn’t really, “Would you marry your number one dream girl?” but rather, “Would you marry a beautiful model if you had the opportunity?”

 

Probably so, but that's a very broad question though.

9 hours ago, PinkCouture said:

 

TBH, I am kinda surprised they let him go. He is was their #1 star  I heard his replacement is going to be Tucker. Not sure how well he will connect with Bill's followers but we will see  I wouldn't be surprised if Glen has Bill replace Tomi  

 

Donnie only ruins the TV career of guys name Bill/Billy so I doubt Hannity would be next   Although he doesn't seem to have positive impact on the careers of guys name Sean either so we will see  

 

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I am not at all considering he paid off victims in the sum of over $10 million dollars! It was only a matter of time before his reprehensible actions caught up with him! Hmm, Tucker? I can't even begin to comment on him yet, no really...hard to predict with FOX  

 

But oh my, so many pussy grabbers to choose from with those auditions! Who's ur fav pick of the skeevy bunch?

 

 

14 hours ago, Sanni said:

@Cult Icon

 

To anyone who wants to answer:

 

If you were a rich businessman in your sixties, would you marry Xenia Deli (or someone similar)?

 

If so, why and if not, why not?

 

 

 

For me, personality is so importante. But on looks, she's not that impressive to me

12 hours ago, Stromboli1 said:

 

Yeah..... Lo or Emily D, all day every day. If I had a chance to marry either one.... why wouldn't I?

 

Men are attracted to women with health and beauty.

 

Women are attracted to men with status, prestige, power, position, and financial prospects.

 

There are outliers to both generalizations.

 

I'm sure I'll take a beating on this post.

Oh yes!

Women are not attracted to ^blah blah

Some women

It's like I was saying all men are unfaithful pig, sexist & rapist.

And men are not attracted to women with health and beauty.

they are attracted to whatever is easy to catch!

 

 

wait... Wait a minute!! It's one of your joke again I didn't get?

 

5 minutes ago, frenchkiki said:

Oh yes!

Women are not attracted to ^blah blah

Some women

It's like I was saying all men are unfaithful pig, sexist & rapist.

And men are not attracted to women with health and beauty.

they are attracted to whatever is easy to catch!

 

 

wait... Wait a minute!! It's one of your joke again I didn't get?

 

 

It's both..... a joke & sexual euphemism.

14 hours ago, Stromboli1 said:

Men are attracted to women with health and beauty.

Women are attracted to men with status, prestige, power, position, and financial prospects.

I'm going to be blunt and honest, but for me this is truth.

Spoiler

 

When I first met my now husband the very first thing I thought was "Thank fucking god he's cute"... and then I found out his mother had a lot of money and his father had even more money and he was set to inherit a lot... Homes in several EU countries, a 200 acre horse ranch in Montana, a home in Seattle, an airplane, and millions *ect*.... it wasn't a detraction from him at all. It made him that much more likeable. Thank god my husband turned out to be an amazing man who I look at as my best friend, life partner and soulmate. We've been married happily since 2001 and we're going stronger then ever. I love him with all my heart, but the money and good looks was a huge bonus.

 

Now if you were to ask my husband what he thought of me when we first met he'll be the first to say "I was different, hot with an interesting personality"... but different in a way that would make his family of super Catholics uncomfortable... We are as different as night and day. He is very pulled together and was(is) into golfing, water polo, sailing, fishing, swimming, soccer, very conservative, very straight edge (doesn't do drugs, and rarely drinks even to this day).... and I looked liked I just had stepped out of a Propaganda Magazine. Purple and Black hair, tattoos, all black, hated sports, loved cocaine and was very liberal and outspoken.

 

I don't know what he saw in me, but I'm glad he was able to look past the surface because I adore him and we've learned a lot from each other and grew as people as a result.  I got to have a Pretty in Pink, 16 Candles/John Waters romance, which is a rarity and just not feasible for most.

 

 

 

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My mom married my father because he was independently wealthy and came from money, and intentionally got herself pregnant with me to keep him (My dad was an upstanding guy who didn't believe in raising kids in a single parent household so he stuck around despite being miserable with my gold digging mother).

^ I'm glad you're honest Pretty.

 

That's awesome you found your soulmate and the marriage is still going strong.

@Stromboli1

I truly think the key to marriage is compromise, but I also put a great deal of stock into the 1950's housewife mentality.. i can hear the hisses from females now, but it works for us.  I do not go out of my way to buy anything without asking him even though it's our money, and he does the same. This is done out of respect, courtesy and accountability.

If I want something I ask or mention I was thinking about buying (insert thing here) and he always says yes or go for it, or whatever.

We even have separate spaces we can sleep in because frankly I know he needs his space. He's very hard working at I don't see him but more then 3-4 days a month, so coming home he often needs a full day to totally decompress.  I love making his home look like a palace. I love making him happy, and vise versa. We discuss every little thing we do as a couple.  I like dressing up and looking nice for him and I like (almost all of the time) for him to take a more dominate roll in our relationship, I find fulfillment in domesticity. And if we're being honest we both love that we don't have to be around each other all the time. I think that's a big part of why our marriage has lasted so long and I'm not scared to say it..  I honestly think parts of women breaking away from the household to become independent could of heavily contributed to the decline of marriages over the last 50 years.  Men are cut from a certain cloth, as are women.... hopefully you'll get where I'm going with this.

@Prettyphile What do you think about a relationship such as Xenia’s marriage? (Or what is your first instinct/gut instinct since we don’t know them personally.)

@Sanni

 

I don't know a thing about the relationship so it's hard to say, but if I were betting I would say there might be some love there (tends to happen when you're together for awhile), but I also think they're both benefiting from her looks and his money.

They live in two different worlds with two different backgrounds.  He saw a beautiful woman, she saw a daddy figure who was willing to spoil her and help her financially (she's not the highest paid model, so I'm sure at times the struggle is real)... it's a win win for both. However if Xenia doesn't have depth to her past what we see on the surface, I don't see them lasting.

Who knows though, she could be eloquent, charming, witty, and able to hold her own enough to impress her husband, if not It'll be Xenia who has to change, her husband is older  and most people as they age become extremely set in their ways, plus he's intelligent and I'm sure knows exactly what he wants and doesn't want in relationships and family so I seriously think, any compromises you see from him will be short lived....

So Mrs Xenia if you aren't what I mentioned above then the ball is in your park, better learn to play the game quickly and efficiently or the dissolvement of the marriage will come.

20 minutes ago, Prettyphile said:

@Stromboli1

I truly think the key to marriage is compromise, but I also put a great deal of stock into the 1950's housewife mentality.. i can hear the hisses from females now, but it works for us.  I do not go out of my way to buy anything without asking him even though it's our money, and he does the same. This is done out of respect, courtesy and accountability.

If I want something I ask or mention I was thinking about buying (insert thing here) and he always says yes or go for it, or whatever.

We even have separate spaces we can sleep in because frankly I know he needs his space. He's very hard working at I don't see him but more then 3-4 days a month, so coming home he often needs a full day to totally decompress.  I love making his home look like a palace. I love making him happy, and vise versa. We discuss every little thing we do as a couple.  I like dressing up and looking nice for him and I like (almost all of the time) for him to take a more dominate roll in our relationship, I find fulfillment in domesticity. And if we're being honest we both love that we don't have to be around each other all the time. I think that's a big part of why our marriage has lasted so long and I'm not scared to say it..  I honestly think parts of women breaking away from the household to become independent could of heavily contributed to the decline of marriages over the last 50 years.  Men are cut from a certain cloth, as are women.... hopefully you'll get where I'm going with this.

I think it's beautiful. Compromise is indeed the key to marriage and also respect. You both respect each other needs and it's kind of amazing. I do not agree on the independent part because independence is very important to me -not over a man but in general- but your story could be a role model story for couples.

@frenchkiki  Thank you, that means a lot to me. *hugs*

8 minutes ago, Prettyphile said:

@Sanni

 

I don't know a thing about the relationship so it's hard to say, but if I were betting I would say there might be some love there (tends to happen when you're together for awhile), but I also think they're both benefiting from her looks and his money.

They live in two different worlds with two different backgrounds.  He saw a beautiful woman, she saw a daddy figure who was willing to spoil her and help her financially (she's not the highest paid model, so I'm sure at times the struggle is real)... it's a win win for both. However if Xenia doesn't have depth to her past what we see on the surface, I don't see them lasting.

Who knows though, she could be eloquent, charming, witty, and able to hold her own enough to impress her husband, if not It'll be Xenia who has to change, her husband is older  and most people as they age become extremely set in their ways, plus he's intelligent and I'm sure knows exactly what he wants and doesn't want in relationships and family so I seriously think, any compromises you see from him will be short lived....

So Mrs Xenia if you aren't what I mentioned above then the ball is in your park, better learn to play the game quickly and efficiently or the dissolvement of the marriage will come.

 

Thank you for the reply!

 

You mean you think that he doesn’t want kids and she probably does?

@Sanni

I honestly don't know.

If they want kids and their are no complications I can see her getting knocked up quickly, I mean he's 62(ish) so what's he waiting for? If they're waiting to get pregos then my best guess would be because he(they) want to see if the marriage will stand the test of time. 

On the other hand maybe neither of them may want kids. If he's 62  I'm sure he's had plenty of opportunities to get married in the past and have kids, and yet to my knowledge he doesn't have any.  If she wants kids, and he doesn't then that's just another issue that could hurt their relationship if he's unwilling to compromise.   Either way, I wish them all the luck, happiness and success.

37 minutes ago, Prettyphile said:

@Stromboli1

I truly think the key to marriage is compromise, but I also put a great deal of stock into the 1950's housewife mentality.. i can hear the hisses from females now, but it works for us.  I do not go out of my way to buy anything without asking him even though it's our money, and he does the same. This is done out of respect, courtesy and accountability.

If I want something I ask or mention I was thinking about buying (insert thing here) and he always says yes or go for it, or whatever.

We even have separate spaces we can sleep in because frankly I know he needs his space. He's very hard working at I don't see him but more then 3-4 days a month, so coming home he often needs a full day to totally decompress.  I love making his home look like a palace. I love making him happy, and vise versa. We discuss every little thing we do as a couple.  I like dressing up and looking nice for him and I like (almost all of the time) for him to take a more dominate roll in our relationship, I find fulfillment in domesticity. And if we're being honest we both love that we don't have to be around each other all the time. I think that's a big part of why our marriage has lasted so long and I'm not scared to say it..  I honestly think parts of women breaking away from the household to become independent could of heavily contributed to the decline of marriages over the last 50 years.  Men are cut from a certain cloth, as are women.... hopefully you'll get where I'm going with this.

 

Wow you guys have a great thing going.

 

Other couples should take notes on how a successful & long lasting marriage works from you two. You guys are a team that know & respect each others limits & boundaries which is a key aspect in marriage.

 

I need decompressing time as well when I get home from work, I don't like getting attacked with questions, being asked to do this or that, etc.