Posted: November 26th, 2008 by laarnaay
This post is dedicated to alli and to those who keep being the rebound girl and keep getting guys who just want sex and that’s it.
Well, anyway, how do you know whether the person you are with is just on the rebound? Are there indications or signs? Also, how long would be long enough before getting involved with someone who is fresh out of a previous relationship?
I know it’s a hard question and it’s actually impossible to answer. I think it all depends. Some will take months and years and so and some never really get over a broken heart. Sad to say, there is no set amount of time for every person.
Hm. Maybe to avoid being the rebound girl, don’t have sex with men who just got out of a relationship. If you’re going to date them, well, wait until they’re completely over the other female.
Now, why I am talking about this subject? “It’s for you, guys, to know and for me to find out.” Hahaha! Quoting Marlon Carmen!
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Posted: May 26th, 2008 by admin
What would you regard as a long distance relationship? Could an hour away be a LDR? Are you presently in a LDR so how is it going for you?
I believe an hour away is just whining and bitching. You know, it takes an hour –- or a couple of hours if there is gridlock — to get from his place to the place where I live and I believe that is not a LDR! I guess, I would consider a long distance relationship if your significant other is in another state or country or if you cannot really see each other during the week or weekend.

This face does not deserve LDR. pbbbt.
Anyway, I am currently not in a LDR and thank God we are not because I think the daydream world of LDR is not at all times the reality of how it would be like if you were together always.
Also, LDR couples must know that it takes a real sky-scraping level of communication and trust between the two of you to make the relationship work. But gah. It’s a waste of time if you are not together. Period. I don’t want LDR. I don’t want.
teehee.
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Posted: May 19th, 2008 by admin
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Hello laarnaay, how are you? Can you answer my question? You see, I like better non lips-to-lips kisses but can you tell me how to perfect lips-to-lips kisses or simply feel comfortable about it? Please help. I am nervous about it and the whole tongue-rolling business is driving me up the wall. – Miss Anon
Hi Miss Anon,
Are you sure you are not a spam? lol. What in the hell is non-lips-to-lips kisses? But I am assuming that means like kissing the neck or something, right? Hmm. Do not think that you are supposed to actually follow rules while you are at it because there are no rules or whatsoever, baby.
I do not think there actually is a right way to kiss. If you are not enjoying what you’re doing then I supposed you’re not doing it right. Or maybe having a good kisser boyfriend could help out more and let him take the lead. Generally, you kiss a good kisser and let them kiss you — kind of play along and discover what you think is good.
More or less the whole tongue-roll business you are saying is overrated but always remember when you do it, it’s not going to be a sword fight. lol.
Okay. I lied. The only rule I think and it is the famous one I know is, “Don’t shove your tongue down their throat.”
I am ending this entry. How about you? I know you are a better kisser than me. What IS your number one tip?
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Posted: April 22nd, 2008 by admin
Can you kill yourself because significant other doesn’t love you anymore?
Local artist, Criselda Volks, is still in love with his ex-husband Cris Villanueva. I don’t know what exactly what happened with their relationship but according to the news, losing the man of her life triggered her to overdose herself with sleeping pills. She was very dependent and out of control and was using sleeping pills for more than 10 years.

After her last attempt of killing herself, her parents and her relatives went home here in the Philippines and they decided to send her in a rehab for addiction treatment.
After the rehab, she proudly told the media that she is a new woman now, and she is taking care of her son and trying to be his mom once more. Also, she still respects Cris as the father of her son and she wishes him happiness. She still loves him but she knows that she should accept the fact that Cris is out of her life already. Though Criselda admitted that Cris doesn’t respect her anymore and doesn’t treat the child as his son.
We have most likely all felt like it at some point in our life for this very reason but if my s/o does not love me anymore then I would move on to find someone who would love me. I would in no way kill myself over a man.
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Posted: April 11th, 2008 by admin
Women…
- wear makeup
- wear lipstick, gloss, lip liner
- pluck or thread their eyebrows
- use eyeliner, mascara
- dye and style their hair
- wear high heels to be taller
- accent with jewelry and accessories
- sleep in creams
- shave hair
- paint their nails
- cover their body with stylish clothes
While Men…
shave, wash, wear clothes and ready to go.
Do we alter so much to have an honest relationship with men? Don’t look at your screen with violent reactions. I believe the things I mentioned are all the physical improvements that some women do to be a magnet for the opposite sex and good sign that you are taking care of yourself. I don’t consider them alterations but grooming, because being extremely tidy does not always Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted: April 7th, 2008 by admin
Men notice your chipped nail polish when nails are anywhere near the breasts, that is the truth of life.
But, girls, listen, most men do not notice. Those men that do either metro sexual or just good at remembering. Obviously, that will depend on the amount of the nail polish breaking off. If it seems like your nails just came out of a shredder, then men might notice.
Most women are very decisive of themselves, especially their appearance. But I believe, men will fail to see a passing slip of women’s one hour of finicky grooming as long as she shines when she goes out.
Speaking of nail polish, I have a new one, it’s Sally Hansen’s Advanced Hard As Nails. I thought the color was purple but it turned out natural pink-ish. Anyway, I revived my old Sally Hansen’s dirty white polish for my first attempt of french tip. Not bad.

I damaged my fiance’s pocket. I am innocent. I did not force him.
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Posted: March 31st, 2008 by admin

The statement opposites attract is intriguing. Finding someone who is completely unlike you in every way but still happy with themselves.
But this is not always the case. I believe that couples have to have something that they like doing together and not just in a horizontal position. Basically, their morals must be the same somewhere along the line, no matter how opposite they are. Like men are generally interested in sports while most women are not. There is respect for each other’s dissimilarities.
Couples should not always have enough similarities to Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted: March 19th, 2008 by admin
“The two most powerful kinds of people are old men and young, pretty women,” Sunday New York Times.
Yes. Men in general do like younger women. However, a true man will love a woman despite of her age. So true, right? Anyway, I have asked a few men about this subject and the common answers they have thrown were:
- Men mature later mentally.
- Men are visually creatures.
- Men love the ego boost.
It is biological. It is all about procreation and fertility. It’s our nature to seek out young and fit specimens of our own species for sex to Read the rest of this entry »
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