@fmf saidI am sure you talk to yourself all the time!
Now you've got the right idea! But I can't add myself to the list because the list is of posters I have said it TO over the years, and I haven't said it to myself yet.
-VR
@hakima saidWhen I first came to Indonesia 30 years ago it was relatively rare tosee women driving a motorbike and, if they were on one, they would normally be sitting side saddle behind a man. This I was told was to do with it not being "ladylike" for a woman to have her legs somewhat splayed astride a motorbike - especially a "men's motorcyle" with the petroltank between one's thighs.
A common phrase...I’ve heard it all my life. Even when I’m told I’m free not to, it confuses me...
What the h*ll does it mean?
Meanwhile, 30 years ago, you saw women wearing scarves much less often than you do now, so nowadays women mostly ride small cc motorbikes just like men do but at the same time these women are more likely to be wearing scarves - something widely perceived [by both men and many women] as being "ladylike" - than they used to.
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@very-rusty saidHow often do you wonder about things like this?
I often wonder if you have a spine and would actually stand up to anyone man to man.
@very-rusty saidIf your daydreams about what I am like "man to man" are homoerotic in any way, I just want to be clear: i am heterosexual
I often wonder if you have a spine and would actually stand up to anyone man to man.
@very-rusty saidI never, ever wonder about you in this way.
I often wonder if you have a spine and would actually stand up to anyone man to man.
@very-rusty saidThank you for your candour.
I think in person you are spineless if you want honesty.