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Old 21-02-2011, 10:57   #91
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Re: What a woman needs?

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…and if all else fails…rub her feet!

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Thats where ive been going wrong all these years, ive been rubbing the wrong parts!
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Old 21-02-2011, 11:57   #92
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One of the BIG secrets with women (ashore and afloat) is........

.......to get there name right
Personally, I find "Oy! Flossie" seems to work with all women. It must be me unspeakable personality, dontcha know????

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Old 21-02-2011, 12:01   #93
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Thats where ive been going wrong all these years, ive been rubbing the wrong parts!
Well.... surely it depends on the parts?

To answer the original question "What does a woman need (or want)?".... attention, love, hugs and cuddles. Get that right and most of the rest can be sorted.
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Old 21-02-2011, 12:17   #94
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We could not have been more foolish. We fell in love I with her beauty and wit and she because I represented the exotic, adventurous and romantic and she said she wanted to leave and sail to the corners of the earth but she left a large traditional stable household where she had built a life for twenty plus years around a lot of elaborate and for her rewarding routines and rituals for dressing, doing laundry, personal hygene. She left behind large closets, one specifically for shoes alone and a life of appliance aided ease. I bought up in size to a boat which was too large for my taste even at 32' that was a good value but also contained things I did not want,as in water heater, pressure water, 2 shower features and added extra storage...
All this adds up to two people whose dreams were far to at odds with their real desires and natures and after a long and difficult period of attempted adjustment with very much compromise on both ends we are very near walking away rather than sailing away.
I dunno if this would help anyone... I am not a solo sailor by nature and my own take on Hal Roth's statement that the best crew is your wife is that the best person to share the voyaging with is someone you love. Elsewise I say F&%#k the pink and blue stuff... we all have our skills temperments and needs... mutual flexibilty, patience and don't forget the PLEASURE

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Don't forget the water maker, and also, regardless of the size of the dink or what it's rated for it needs to have least a 5HP motor or she won't even step foot aboard?
Oh! make sure that dinghy is a RIB - hard floor - not a pure inflatable. Those 5 inch stilleto high heels do a real number on a inflatable dinghy floor.
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Don't forget the water maker, and also, regardless of the size of the dink or what it's rated for it needs to have least a 5HP motor or she won't even step foot aboard?
Two of us on board and e don't have either of these!
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Oh! make sure that dinghy is a RIB - hard floor - not a pure inflatable. Those 5 inch stilleto high heels do a real number on a inflatable dinghy floor.
The sad part is that's not really that far off. She was scuba diver, though, and a sailor, who claims she even wants to buy her own boat and cruise. If nothing else, I guess I at least dodged a bullet.
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Re: A Woman's Needs

Just got back from a week off on the boat. We went there with the idea of sailing to the tortugas and back... On the drive to the boat, I mentioned some of the boat chores I wanted to attend to..... she said "well, lets just spend the week on the dock and knock them out together". So we did.... and she paid half of everything bought at the chandlery!

God I love that woman!
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Right....
scratch American women of the list... high maintainance, dumb and whingers to boot it seems so far according to their men...
Not the UK... they've been Mac'd, Fried, and Sex in the City'd into gross clones of Roseanne, Lucy and Rachel or become brain dead drunks on cider/lager mixes aka Snakebites...
the Pacific chicks just want your cash and a citizenship...
that just leaves those gorgeous Latinos... good job I'm in Europe where the ladies are happy to get down and dirty alongside the men...
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or become brain dead drunks
Hey, how did you know she had a drinking problem too?

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that just leaves those gorgeous Latinos...
How convenient...I just dropped my hook in Miami!
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How convenient...I just dropped my hook in Miami!
Wrong side of the pond mate.... in Miami they're already hooked/wired into the American Dream....
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Crap! Will Tulum do?
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I can recommend Santo Domingo.....
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Truly entertaining!



Well I am trying as hard as I can to unsubscribe from those requirements...I cut four inches off the hair a few weeks ago and am having an extremely strong desire to cut it all off real soon...

Carry on....

HEY!!! You must travel the same path as Wifey! She even found where I hide my shears.

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scratch American women of the list... high maintainance, dumb and whiners to boot it seems so far according to their men...
I resent that! I'm American (can't help that) and I am definitely UNplugged from the "American Dream". And I can get down and dirty with the best of 'em. Of course, I'm not young like the "ladies" in your photos. Takes time to achieve wisdom!
What I want on the boat? A man to help fix things.

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