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Snoo V7 - ah spring, has sprung, a SNOO! (bless you).

Riiiight. Well, I still need a bit more time to get over the disappointment of last time, anyway. 8)
 
lol you got to MAKE them happen. I've met lots of people off the net. My ex, who gave me a child but now is in jail n we're never allowed any contact with - thank god, a friend who I am no longer friends with because she turned against me when a whole forum flamed me n joined them (messaging me to say it was an act to get me banned so I'd no longer be hurt... Okaaay), a friend who's son died when he was 18 in a car crash n another who used to take me to Bolton to had my tattoo laser but turned out that he was an attention seeker, making out he had every illness under the sun n was dying.... Hang on, am I trying to convince you all that an Internet meet up is a good idea? lol sorry.

Evey
 
It's all very well saying MAKE them happen but unfortunately that would involve MAKING half a dozen or more other people get on the train or bus or car and arrive at a given place at a given time. That's a bit beyond my makative powers unfortunately. They were fairly common a few years back - I went to several - but seemed to fizzle out a couple years back. Nothing quite so dramatic to report from any of the meets I attended. We did take lots of drugs, dance a lot of dances, talk a lot of talks, laugh a lot of laughs and take a lot more drugs though. All the ones I attended were great fun which is why I wish people would pull their fingers from their orifices and actually make it to down one of these times a meet is planned. Or even be able to make a firm decision on what the plan is 8)
 
Getting an enormosmile from a mystery woman at the shop. 'Mystery woman' is perhaps a bit more exotic-sounding than just being a woman I've never seen before but seems apt given enormosmile. I get lots of smiles from the fairer sex when out but stood out as being unusually... suggestive. Not that any actual suggestions were made. I'm not so good at suggesting things to strangers by the frozen foods section. Did perk up my evening though =D
 
Aye all my experiences of BL meet ups have been a couple people getting together for a certain event.

Snoo is it's a nice day and I'm just getting dressed ready to head to uni to research/write an essay I'm actually looking forward to. Props to whoever did the title change too <3
 
Uncle Robert said:
Probably just thought you were funny lookin'
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=D

Entirely possible. I'm not always necessarily the betsest judge of such things. It appeared unusually friendly to me and perked my evening (only my evening - it was a public place) so not complaining whatever actual thoughts it was expressing.

Snoo for today is postal service being unusually good for them of late. That and the Drug Fairy leaving a lil DMT under my pillow. These two events are entirely unconnected obviously.
 
Dw youll be better at judging such things than me. If a pretty girl is nice towards me then I assume she loves me and wants my penis in or around her mouth.
 
Shambles said:
It's all very well saying MAKE them happen but unfortunately that would involve MAKING half a dozen or more other people get on the train or bus or car and arrive at a given place at a given time. That's a bit beyond my makative powers unfortunately. They were fairly common a few years back - I went to several - but seemed to fizzle out a couple years back. Nothing quite so dramatic to report from any of the meets I attended. We did take lots of drugs, dance a lot of dances, talk a lot of talks, laugh a lot of laughs and take a lot more drugs though. All the ones I attended were great fun which is why I wish people would pull their fingers from their orifices and actually make it to down one of these times a meet is planned. Or even be able to make a firm decision on what the plan is 8)
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lol n there's me thinking you had super powers, shamby lol

I can't meet up, until my little one's 18 to be honest. No offense but I don't go anywhere much without her n as much as I know you all on here I don't want to introduce her to a load of strangers. I've always frightened her about strangers to make sure she doesn't EVERY go near anyone shifty n to keep her safe. I did meet one internet friend with her n NEVER AGAIN, one I missed a train, got VERY anxious, ended up rowing with a load of people who just laughed n took the piss. Who does that to a single mam of a small child, who is partially-sighted n crying her eyes out in panic about not being able to get home. I was calm as hell during the day but I'd been put on 40 mg of citalopram at the time n not long on suboxone. Plus the friend turned against me after so I put my child through going a long way for nothing n my child actually liked that person n for a few weeks after kept asking when she'd see them again.

But all you who are single, with no responsibilities or responsibilities but can get time off or whatever - meet up, it would be ace for you n would love to hear how it goes, would probably make us all closer somehow. But at least when I'm on here my child isn't getting hurt or anything n she always comes first. as far as I'm concerned.

Evey
 
I really don't think the average EADD meet would be entirely suitable for children - there does tend to be rather a lot of drugs involved as you can perhaps imagine. There have been people with children who have attended meets but obviously left the children with a suitable guardian whilst they were away.

As a minor aside, I think the emphasis parents put on "Stranger Danger" is a bit extreme. It's relatives that are statistically faaaaaaaaaaaaaaar more likely to harm children than strangers. That's not such a nice thought for most people so all the talk tends to be of strangers. Not that I'm suggesting there is no risk from strangers but I do think it's greatly overplayed and can actually be potentially harmful for children cos they live with unnecessary levels of fear and anxiety over people they don't know.

That's a general comment incidentally, how you or anybody else brings up their children is their bizniz not mine - simply a general observation is all.
 
Shambles said:
As a minor aside, I think the emphasis parents put on "Stranger Danger" is a bit extreme. It's relatives that are statistically faaaaaaaaaaaaaaar more likely to harm children than strangers. That's not such a nice thought for most people so all the talk tends to be of strangers. Not that I'm suggesting there is no risk from strangers but I do think it's greatly overplayed and can actually be potentially harmful for children cos they live with unnecessary levels of fear and anxiety over people they don't know.
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Agreed.. my parents way way overstressed this and it probably took me about 25 years to realise that most people actually aren't out to rape and/or murder me. (But also agreed that EADD meets aren't the best place for kids! So that's probably a wise decision, Evey.)

PS Shammy, do you still have plans to move?
 
I have plans but they're kinda nebulous to be honest, Ms Dragon. I really don't know how I can actually go about making it happen. I was in contact with a local charity/support service that specialises in housing matters but they've not been in contact for weeks now and it never really seemed to get very far. Think they've forgotten me. Or, perhaps more to the point, seen that I really don't have any options and there's precious little they can actually do. Unless I somehow magically come up with enough cash to pay a deposit and month's rent up front (or whatever a landlord requires) there's nothing I can really do to get past the nebulous plans stage. Coming up with that kinda cash is unfeasibly unfeasible so I don't hold out much hope at the moment :\
 
Just realised the plaster cast of my own teeth I keep on my mantelpiece is a great way to hold tenners and that. Far more chuffed than I should be.


edit: yes I have a wallet, potential smart arses
 
My stepfather once told me of a fella he knew who was really into spiders and scorpions and snakes and the like who used to keep his wallet in the vivarium with notes left hanging out and his door open when he went out. It seemed to me a somewhat ostentatious approach to an anti-burglary device but each to their own.
 
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