LOL Yourself!
If it wasn’t for the witticisms I encounter in my room on a nightly basis, I’m not sure how I’d survive in this business. Take this, for example. Someone enters my room with the following comment, naturally intended to stroke my 42–year-old ego; “you dont look old enough for this site lol”. It’s a good thing then that I’m not trying to pass myself off as an 18 year old. Whew! Thanks for the heads-up there, Einstein!
I’m at an age right now where I am really happy in my own skin. Looking ahead to my 40’s was far scarier then, when I was young and dumb enough to fear it, than it is now that I’ve arrived there. This is, indeed a good example of how we should look to other challenges in life; as something that is much easier once you’re past the initial stages of worry and fear. It’s never as bad when you get there, as you thought it would be. Back to that comment. When blurting out a sarcastic remark, isn’t the whole point to exaggerate, build something up to more than what it is or bring it down to a ridiculous level? Just my thoughts, which bring me to another thought; one person seems to be of the impression that age is a major concern with me and his silly spewings would have any impact whatsoever on my confidence. Appears to me that this is the same person who has been harrassing me for a year. He likes to use words like “bitch” and “old”, as adjectives in his well thought out one-liners. Far be it for him to string together a sentence that implies the same thing. How mature. Go ahead, tell me everything you know. I have 10 seconds.
Why couldn’t my stalker be more intelligent? Why must I have to deal with a complete idiot? I’d like to be able to use a quote like this on him: “You speak unskilfully: or, if your knowledge be more, it is much darkened in your malice.”, except, its meaning would fail to register in his pea-sized brain and perhaps he would take it as a compliment. I can’t win!
Hal are discussing. 
amanda36c 
Hal 9:47 pm on May 18, 2011 Permalink |
you look Marvelous Darlin’!!!!.. you know once there was a discrepancy between your home page and your streammate profile… home page said 41 streamate said 29… and the god’s honest truth i didn’t know which was correct, we’re not old far from it, lotta kick left in us, but i am impressed; to look the way you do, when i see 22 year olds letting themselves go when it’s so easy to stay in shape then, hey it’s tougher to stay in shape now, hell we were born in the 60’s lol, but you really took care of yourself, plus some kick ass genes thrown in for good measure, tell the BF it time to crank out some good looking kids 🙂 i hope that is not a touchy subject for you, if so pardon.. chin up you have everything UP on that asshole
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amanda36c 7:11 pm on May 19, 2011 Permalink |
Thanks, Hal. 🙂 You always bring good feedback to the topic. I take it you’ve since figured out which of the ages posted was correct? Yes, agreed. At our age, staying in shape is important, not only for the body but for the mind, as well, as it helps our confidence, stamina, ability to not turn into lazy bums. As you stated, being a product of the 60’s, it gets harder to keep in shape. The trick is doing things that you actually enjoy. I used to think going to the gym, jogging were what it took to keep fit. Not the case at all! Those are just repetitive routines that eventually become synonymous with the phrase “daily grind” because that’s exactly what it is .. a grinding task! Sports are where the fun is, IMO.
On the bf and babies, I’m not sure I can do it now. I’ll be 43 in a few months and while I feel my body is equipped to handle it, there are a ton of risks and you older you get, the more those risks increase. Life-threatening risks, too. Also, this would mean I’d be 62 when my ‘child’ turns 18. Yiiiikes!!! I’m at a good place in my life and he is, as well. It’s all good.
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