Well, clearly it is much better than telling the rest of the world how one enjoys sex. OK I wont go there any further and certainly no offence!Eric from the Netherlands wrote:No offense meant here, but I find it quite awkward and do not understand what moves people to sit in front of the television and watch other people's 'real' lives pass by, then share this on an almost gossipy level and still feel ok about how the night was spent.
No sitcoms please.
Eric
Eric from the Netherlands wrote:No offense meant here, but I find it quite awkward and do not understand what moves people to sit in front of the television and watch other people's 'real' lives pass by, then share this on an almost gossipy level and still feel ok about how the night was spent.
No sitcoms please.
Eric
What 'reality' are you referring to here? You mean the all pre-programmed. pre-directed and pre-created 'reality' shown?Kats_ wrote:Hmmmm could it be that one's interest for such reality shows depends on which generation he\she belongs to?
You certainly still believe in the 'reality' of Santa Clause and alike, don't you? Different generation indeed I'd say and it explains why openmindedness about for example sexuality is still far away for you. I get the picture here.Kats_ wrote:It also shows how one reacts under such pressure - while at one hand you are competing, on the other hand you also realise how important it is to co-exist and maintain your integrity\dignity.
They just open your minds and challenge you. I often ask myself could I do it? Well, in some way helps me deal with situations better and the next time I think to take a break - I think big.
Agree, so learn from being fooled / misled and redefine 'reality'.Kats_ wrote:True, all this can be learnt from own experiences too and am not saying this is not the only way they can be learnt...but then learning form others mistakes is also a part of learning.
To each his or her own, let that indeed be the standard.Kats_ wrote:I mentioned it once and I will again, I see double standards in here at times but then I think it is only human to contradict oneself.
Eric from the Netherlands wrote: What 'reality' are you referring to here? You mean the all pre-programmed. pre-directed and pre-created 'reality' shown?
"What I like most is to have sex when standing, holding the partners' bum with my right hand, she lifts one leg, stands on the other, while I hold her hand up high with my left hand against the wall....."Eric from the Netherlands wrote: You certainly still believe in the 'reality' of Santa Clause and alike, don't you? Different generation indeed I'd say and it explains why openmindedness about for example sexuality is still far away for you. I get the picture here.
Well, so much for reality. How do you define it anyway and what makes you think that you are right in defining it? Look at your own back before branding other naive.Eric from the Netherlands wrote: Agree, so learn from being fooled / misled and redefine 'reality'.
You neednt have to state the obvious differences in our opinion.Eric from the Netherlands wrote: Let's say you and I certainly have a different standard of 'reality'.
I'd call you naive and prude (being nice here) from what I read here, you are allowed to call me anything you desire, no problem.
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