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(64 People Likes) Should I buy a silicone sex doll?
Men clean themselves. You need to clean up this thing, and it’s gross and boring, and your sex doll torso could just jerk off for free a lot easier and more convenient! Also, they don’t move exactly like real women, if you know what I mean. You can pose them, but they don’t move at all. So, if the idea of necrophilia turns you on, then do it! But if you don’t, years later you’ll look back at all the wasted years you should have spent with a good wife, and you’ll feel the same way about your crappy home since you could only ever count on your own income for your mortgage, or rather rent. Each of us men has specific needs, and yes, May the doll
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(44 Likes) I have a flexible Barbie fashionista doll and her hip joints are kinda loose. Her hip joint is purple and is like a plastic thing connected to her torso. Is there any way I can tighten the hip joint?
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(22 Likes) Why do some Japanese men prefer dolls to real girls?
married. A hardworking fairly well paid man who wants to marry and whom they can introduce to their parents. Being beautiful is a plus. Being too handsome could mean he is “Charai” which means a gamer. In very rare cases, they desire sexual compatibility. This order becomes more apparent, especially after they turn 30 and find that most of their friends are getting married and starting to have children. In short, when they get the marriage fever. — Just as a note: This is because Japanese society sees marriage as achieving a certain social status. Just as you are expected to have a job BEFORE graduating from college. You are expected to marry before 30. I went to a women’s college in Japan for a year and they had cooking classes, culture classes (which fascinated me as a foreigner). But when I asked my colleagues why they went to this particular college, the answer was to be worthy of a decent man so they could stay home. That was 9 years ago! — I am in my 30s and divorced. Yes, most of my unmarried Japanese friends don’t talk about finding a life partner, they talk about wanting to get married as soon as possible. Marriage is the goal! I see this as unnecessary social pressure that will change over time. Also, in the last 15 years, the percentage of part-time workers versus full-time workers has surpassed 40%, which says a lot about young Japanese people opening their eyes and no longer wanting a lifetime job. — Not all Japanese women have this rush to want to get married. But those who don’t are the ones who appreciate men at their best without putting pressure on them and themselves at the same time, are the wise ones, with strong careers behind them, a few relationships who just want one mate to share her life with. The above women are the same. Japanese MP Kanji Kato encouraged having multiple children a few weeks ago as the birth rate has fallen to its lowest level since 1899 br> As a single woman living in Japan for almost a decade, I feel compelled to do something to say from my personal experience. The Japanese government should perhaps act before speaking on any issues related to women’s rights in the workplace and in society. Paying women less than $1000/month on average for the same job, being asked at the interview whether you are married or not, whether you want to have children or not are just some of the problems women face here in Japan . So when the “dear” Japanese MP makes such an inconsiderate statement, it can only annoy me. I believe this payment and corporate mentality of not supporting women is at the root of most problems. Women here either want to get married for the security of a husband and family if they get tired of this wickedness
(70 People Likes) What’s the weirdest thing you’ve caught on someone as a cop?
Pipe. Search for keywords…) This is Austin being arrested by an overly helpful inventory person. I think I may have worn something of the same expression on this occasion. (Not Austin’s, the guy who keeps the “evidence” there.) We issued a search warrant at the home of a drug dealer and money launderer, and my job was to do the inventory and make the official statement that goes to the judge, who issued the search warrant and let them know what we had confiscated. While the affidavit containing all of the probable cause information is generally sealed and not public, the warrant itself (and usually the return) is filed unsealed and is available to anyone who wishes to inspect it at the clerk’s office. Public recording. I’ve set up my computer and portable printer (we’ve come a long way from the old days of pen and paper forms) and I’m inventorying every item brought to me at the dinner table while the handcuffed crook looks on from Realistic Sex doll to a chair. I should add that after being a narcotics agent for 12 years, I knew drug evidence when I saw it. Evidence of money laundering isn’t always quite so obvious, so I would have some discussions with the case officer as to whether and why she wanted a particular paper and whether it was in the “detailed description of the items to be searched and seized” (that pesky one 4th Amendment). An hour or two later, one of the other agents brings me a box from the master bedroom (usually the jackpot location on drug orders). I start pulling things out and recording the information on each item in the computer, all the drug evidence, the records were in another room. Alvin (not his real name, but close) watches with some dismay as I inventory his coke, weed, and pills. A few items in and I get to the paraphernalia, scales, smoking implements and a big plastic pipe thing with a rubber hose attached to what looks like a pump handle. It looks like it could be a bong, which is what the (young female) agent wrote on the note describing where it was found (bedside table next to the bed). Only I had seen Austin Powers, and apparently she hadn’t. Or maybe she was put off by the lack of a Swedish flag on the plastic, but I was under no illusions. I put it on the table where Alvin can see it clearly. “Hmmm, possible bong,” I say. “Drug paraphernalia. That’s a different count.” “It’s not a bong,” he says, indignant. “Oh? Then what is it?” “It’s not a f’n bong.” “Looks like drug paraphernalia to me. It’s a crime in this state, believe it or not. I’ll send it to the lab and have it residue tested investigate.” “Residue?” “Yes. You know, traces of drugs left behind when you smoked.” (He looks in the direction of the conversation quite uncertainly. I’ve had a pretty good time. Inventorying is about the dullest job on a search warrant, sex doll threesome so any opportunity for a little rare comic relief is welcome.) “Oh, you’ll find some F’n residue, go look for it. Won’t be what you expect. Bong, hell no,” he said. “You know what? I think you’re right. I think it’s a penis pump. One of those enlargement things. For people who need that sort of thing… Short people… I’ll just put this on the inventory form. A penis pump enlarger “I said, busy typing some nonsense on the computer. “Let’s see, your note says it was confiscated from the master bedroom. On the bedside table. That’s probably where you’d keep something like that, nice and practical.” More knocks, “Shit. That’s not mine.” [I heard that one a lot over the years, but was cheered that this time we were entering true Austin “Danger” Powers territory. That’s exactly what Austin says in the movie. (“That’s not mine, baby.”)] That day looked up. “You can’t put that sh-t on your f’n shape. It is not mine. I do not need that. Hell, I can’t even fit in this little thing. I’ll probably break the damn thing,” he said indignantly. (I’m no expert on this, but it looked pretty big. Maybe he ‘stretched’ the… truth a bit?) “You better be careful, Alvin. It’s a crime to lie to a federal agent, and you know they’ll search you at the marshals. I think you’re in enough trouble with this drug and money laundering business. And now there’s DNA…” “Man, you can’t be serious. DNS. F-.” “Yeah, we’re going to get to the bottom of it. The judge will read all of this and want to know if it’s drug paraphernalia or not. The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. Go to court, every attorney and jury will want to know too. So, what should I put in here? Alvin’s penis pump or Alvin’s bong?” He thinks about it for a moment and mumbles a little. “I
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