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Originally Posted by Scott Terry:
OTOH, single's been much more fulfilling and happy.  So it's no wonder why I like it.

(LIKE)

Some time ago, a friend asked me when I thought I might be ready to become available for intimacy. I responded that when I finally reach a point where I can look deep into myself and consistently no longer find things I know to be truly toxic to relationships, then I'll willingly become available. But then emotional availability is only half of the equation. Compatibility with another emotionally available person seems to be the other half. It's this other half that largely relates to my remaining single, and since I enjoy being single, I continue working on me and enjoying my enjoyment.

Back on what's normal, I feel what I'm doing is normal, but some feel that singly enjoying my enjoyment is selfish and abnormal - go figure

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Though in retirement from the concept of male/female intimacy (I still have an abundance of it in other ways), I always was available for it.  It's just that my life choices prevented it from being available to me.

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  But seriously, am I the only one that only wink with one of my eyes?  

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Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:
  But seriously, am I the only one that only wink with one of my eyes?  

I always wink with both eyes. But then people think I'm trying to be Samantha Stephens  

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I can only **** with one eye. Does that make me a normal cocker?

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Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:
I can only **** with one eye. Does that make me a normal cocker?

Hmmm....I think that makes you half-cocked.

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Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:

Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:
I can only **** with one eye. Does that make me a normal cocker?

Hmmm....I think that makes you half-cocked.

I wanna be whole-cocked!

Errrr, wait, that just doesn't sound right

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Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:

Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:
  But seriously, am I the only one that only wink with one of my eyes?  

I always wink with both eyes. But then people think I'm trying to be Samantha Stephens  

Do you mean you wink with both eyes at the same time?  I think that's called blinking.  

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Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:
  But seriously, am I the only one that only wink with one of my eyes?  

Yes.  You're not normal.

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Originally Posted by Scott Terry:

Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:
  But seriously, am I the only one that only wink with one of my eyes?  

Yes.  You're not normal.

I prefer the term "extraordinary"  LOL

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Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:

Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:

Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:
  But seriously, am I the only one that only wink with one of my eyes?  

I always wink with both eyes. But then people think I'm trying to be Samantha Stephens  

Do you mean you wink with both eyes at the same time?  I think that's called blinking.  

Well, actually, both my eyes blink independently of each other. People tell me they get this dizzy feeling after looking me in the eyes for more than 9-5/8 seconds at a time. My question is: is it normal that they clocked it?

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Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:


I prefer the term "extraordinary"  LOL

That, you are.  Very extraordinary!

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Normal is those people I don't know very well.

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Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:

Originally Posted by Tiramisu Sue:

Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:
I can only **** with one eye. Does that make me a normal cocker?

Hmmm....I think that makes you half-cocked.

I wanna be whole-cocked!

Errrr, wait, that just doesn't sound right

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I'm unique, just like everyone else.