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Maggie says it all!!  

chavonynne 56F
64 posts
9/6/2016 10:01 am
Maggie says it all!!


“Men,you say you want a strong, intelligent, truly independent woman who wants you rather than needs you, who inspires you, who pushes you towards being yourself, who can stick by you through the hardest times, and who can be your rock through life's obstacles.
But you need to know that a truly strong, independent woman does not walk through life with her heart wide open. She has had to put up walls to block toxicity to obtain her strength. She is skeptical and always on alert from a lifetime of defense against predators. She is going to be a bit jaded, a little cynical, and a little scary because those qualities come with the struggle of obtaining that strength that gravitates you. She is going to doubt and question your good intentions because it has become her adaptability instincts that have allowed her to thrive.
She is not a ball of sunshine. She has flaws. She has a past. She has her demons. She knows better than to just let down her barriers for you simply because you voice a desire to enter. You have to prove your right of entrance. She will assume the worst of you because the worst has happened. If you want her to see otherwise, prove her wrong.”
― Maggie Young

HermanG67 56M
8464 posts
9/6/2016 10:19 am

this is very true


Man4Lady 71M
261 posts
9/6/2016 11:12 am


Where did you get that from Cosmopolitan ?
People often want what society is telling them is desirable.
They should go for someone who responds positively to their needs.

Are Cosmo and other women's mags the number 1 reason for divorces ?



Trust in your feelings.


chavonynne replies on 9/6/2016 4:36 pm:
I read it somewhere online and no I am FAR from a cosmo girl..I like popular mechanics over ANY bitch book...

northshoretake2 50M  
1626 posts
9/6/2016 12:19 pm

    Quoting Man4Lady:

    Where did you get that from Cosmopolitan ?
    People often want what society is telling them is desirable.
    They should go for someone who responds positively to their needs.

    Are Cosmo and other women's mags the number 1 reason for divorces ?

I think you may have missed the point.

Just Another Number
by Maggie Young

Just Another Number is a memoir structured by the first 23 men I had sex with. It’s about how American society curbs women to validate themselves by men. Through my lovers, I relive all the shit I got myself into because of that. The book paints a gritty portrait of a Tennessee teen who- in the midst of bulimia and meth abuse- joins the Navy.
Just Another Number hops through the various shades of chauvinism in the conservative Bible Belt, the male dominated military, and the superficiality of southern California. My story is littered with hypocritical Christians, brainwashed warriors, deadbeat band guys, and the spoiled, cocaine snorting trust fund offspring of California’s elite. It also entails eating disorders, drug cultures, social media, and of course, military corruption. Although the memoir harbors the darkness and tragedies of my stories, it is packed full of raunchy, satirical humor. Just Another Number dips into the gritty, humiliating aspects of sex from bodily functions to cringe-worthy one-night stands.


Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.


chavonynne replies on 9/6/2016 4:37 pm:
the boat done left the port missing a passenger...

Not_here2meet 56F
3843 posts
9/6/2016 12:35 pm

    Quoting northshoretake2:
    I think you may have missed the point.

    Just Another Number
    by Maggie Young

    Just Another Number is a memoir structured by the first 23 men I had sex with. It’s about how American society curbs women to validate themselves by men. Through my lovers, I relive all the shit I got myself into because of that. The book paints a gritty portrait of a Tennessee teen who- in the midst of bulimia and meth abuse- joins the Navy.
    Just Another Number hops through the various shades of chauvinism in the conservative Bible Belt, the male dominated military, and the superficiality of southern California. My story is littered with hypocritical Christians, brainwashed warriors, deadbeat band guys, and the spoiled, cocaine snorting trust fund offspring of California’s elite. It also entails eating disorders, drug cultures, social media, and of course, military corruption. Although the memoir harbors the darkness and tragedies of my stories, it is packed full of raunchy, satirical humor. Just Another Number dips into the gritty, humiliating aspects of sex from bodily functions to cringe-worthy one-night stands.
Thank you both for introducing me to Maggie Young, I appreciate it.

Live life to it's fullest!

If you're bored, Read
Hugs
Gypsy


chavonynne replies on 9/6/2016 4:38 pm:

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