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Date Posted: 19:19:33 08/24/16 Wed
Author: Anonymous
Subject: How sincere, thoughtful or flattering
In reply to: and devotion. She wants to appear genuine even if she 's message, "Yeh, but she wants him to think it's true love" on 07:20:35 10/31/15 Sat
To give a man the honor of being named your dog or is it the other way around? Different if Chris gave her a bracelet, but there's no awkwardness if people asked "who's Chris Isaak?" "Is he your boyfriend?" "Your hero?" Seems most of us wouldnt put on such a "lavish" display. It seems as if trying too hard. Hoe long now?
Yes, freedom of speech and expression existS. However I would not want my personal likes to affect any job or other prospects though. Maybe it's a plus?
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