Yeah it was a sex date, whatever guys & girls, we all do it.
She came over with the specific intention to fuck me senseless, she brought toys, bondage gear, everything.
She was on top of me doing all kinds of things involving wet genitals rubbing against each other. She had my hands tied and I was loving it.
The next day, I get like 75 text messages about how I put my penis inside of her without her consent.
Let me again underscore that she came over with the explicitly stated purpose of us fucking, and she brought gear to enhance the fuck.
I let her be in complete control of me, and yet somehow in her mind, I had crossed a massive boundary because at the moment the tip of my dick slipped in, I did not have her sign an explicit contract stating that she now consents.
I mean my D was completely soaked with pussy juice at that moment... and she was flicking the tip up and down her labia ... like really?
And just to clarify for anyone wondering, she proceeded to screw me silly. All under her own control because we arranged it that way!
I formulated a lawyer-like response, telling her that she came over with all the equipment and she was the one in control and she was the one that put my penis inside of her without asking ME. And then I blocked her.
Yeah you actually nailed it. It's a very similar process of women who are fat, but they do not want fat fetish guys, they just want guys who will accept or like them without that underlying, highly specific lust.
The truth is I have sex with a lot of younger women. But not that level of age gap. And lots of younger women love older dudes for many reasons. Most are just able to say it out loud without playing all these crazy games.
I think what happened was she was expecting mom to go out with her cousin or something for a movie, and she could get a quick bang but mommy stayed home unexpectedly, and she thought she could still get the bone and nobody would be the wiser.
That's the kind of clueless, selfish thinking a ~25 year old woman does. Which is why I date 30+ usually. Women (men included) are still idiots until the brain development stops. I kinda clued in that I was lied to about the age when I got there, but you can never really be sure. I mean, I look at least 10 years younger than my age/cohort.
I haven't watched this video, but based on your comment I don't think I'll bother.
It is my sincere understanding that the degradation of quality is from the companies trying to leverage extended warranties as the true profit center of appliances.
edit: I should add in more detail. Sorry Avid, not trying to converse "around" you, it's just meant to inform other's on how I come to think this way.
The shit really hit the fan for quality when Maytag/Whirlpool bought Amana and restructured. They closed most of their manufacturing and consolidated. Really this meant that for all the "banners" or "brands" that various machines were sold under in the various stores, now for the most part they were all the exact same machines, literally made in the same plants, same pumps, elements, controllers, you get the picture. The drop in quality was precipitous from this point.
Oh, and Haier was trying to purchase either Amana or Whirlpool, can't remember which. But at any rate Haier was in the game walking the dog on consumers as well. Samsung, who had absolutely no fucking business making appliances, then jumped hard into the game because they're a major competitor. Businesses playing shell games and strategically competing.
All of this dovetailed with the larger industry-wide push to embrace the "extended warranty" profit stream. Companies everywhere were figuring out that the money was flowing like water with this scam. This slowly evolved into a quasi-subscription type business model where they are now designed and expected to fail in a specific time frame. Circuit boards by steam vents, changing key components to aluminum which corrodes. That type of obvious bullshit.
I think now they've got us by the nut sack. Buying an EW is almost automatic at this point. Nobody thinks for a second that their device is going to hit 18 months without a major malfunction.
They've managed to turn buying a washing machine into a Vegas Hotel type situation where the up front price is $47 but in the forensic accounting you're paying $160.
This is not a criticism, because in some ways I appreciate the insanity of this LOL
But I would just grind the top of the lock loop, and get a tungsten carbide drill bit and blast it out. Clink, open. With a bench vise and a grinder and the right bit, this is like a 3 minute job.
Guys I discovered a hidden microphone in my headphones speaker!!!