Thanks for the replies so far...where is good place to get a tattoo (location on the body)?
I am begining to move to the agreeing side and I've no doubt I'll be asked for my opinion!
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Sexlightened
Is getting a tattoo a good idea or bad?
H (fem half) is considering getting a tattoo but wants me to approve of it before getting it done. Before I say either way I thought I'd ask on here and get some opinions from people who may possibly see it in the future (she's planning to get it so that she'd have to be virually naked for anyone to see it)!
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P.S. It's quite frightening writing you first topic...after reading the rules I've spent 15 mins trying to make sure I've not done anything wrong!!
H (fem half) is considering getting a tattoo but wants me to approve of it before getting it done. Before I say either way I thought I'd ask on here and get some opinions from people who may possibly see it in the future (she's planning to get it so that she'd have to be virually naked for anyone to see it)!
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P.S. It's quite frightening writing you first topic...after reading the rules I've spent 15 mins trying to make sure I've not done anything wrong!!
Sexlightened
Whilst it's right that your annoyed by this Vicky. It is also quite annoying for those of us who have either one or both of us being young(er). They just generally make it more difficult for people to take us seriously.
Aah well cest la vie!!
P&H
Aah well cest la vie!!
P&H
Sexlightened
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I'm sure someone may explain the reasoning behind this
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Perhaps they want to watch!
Sexlightened
It seems to us that this is just plain rude and therefore you have every right to be annoyed. Even being new to the scene would be no excuse.
Respecting peoples boundries was always a theme that was repeated throughout when doing our research (before joining SH). If they can't accept these things when they are written in black and white then what would they be like when being told 'no' in a club/party or meet? We would want people to respect our boundries so we have to respect theirs.
Guess it's for people like that the ignore button was invented!
P&H
Respecting peoples boundries was always a theme that was repeated throughout when doing our research (before joining SH). If they can't accept these things when they are written in black and white then what would they be like when being told 'no' in a club/party or meet? We would want people to respect our boundries so we have to respect theirs.
Guess it's for people like that the ignore button was invented!
P&H
Sexlightened
Quote by kentswingers777
What ever the experts say today, you can guarantee they will change their mind as soon as the "Credit Crunch" is over.
Personally we have a mortgage but can see the attraction in not having one of those hanging over you.
P & H
This is our first post in the forums!
Welcome to the forum and hope it will not be your last post.
I had a mortgage in the late 80's when we was all being told to go out and buy a house. It seemed like a great idea at the time but...when interest rates hit 15% and my overtime dried up and then property prices crashed, I lost my house. At the time we was deverstated but I have learnt from that and said I would never get another mortgage.
Now we find that current times it is tough out there, and so many similar things happening, as they were in the early 90's. House prices are dropping, houses being taken away are increasing. Banks pulling out of the mortgage market which is the most frightening thing. They obviously do not see a future market in it to make money. :shock:
With a rented property or a Housing asscociation property, you know where you are. Interest rate rises have no affect on you. There are pluses and minuses to both, but the devastation of one losing their house is one of the worst things in life that can happen, especially as like me I had young kids at the time too!!
Certainly won't be our last post...we are new to this and the social side is one of the most appealing aspects. So we will try and be active members!
We were lucky to fix our mortgage for 5 years just as it started to rise (it was pure luck too rather than reading the markets!!). So we are hoping we will have a level of protection should the interest rates go up.
If we were looking to get on the ladder now we would rent until the credit crunch passes us by and companies start competing for new mortgages...that's when the deals will start to appear again.
P&H
Sexlightened
What ever the experts say today, you can guarantee they will change their mind as soon as the "Credit Crunch" is over.
Personally we have a mortgage but can see the attraction in not having one of those hanging over you.
P & H
This is our first post in the forums!
Personally we have a mortgage but can see the attraction in not having one of those hanging over you.
P & H
This is our first post in the forums!
