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Sweet Bliss 01-17-2014 03:34 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by joyfulfemme (Post 880319)
1. Honesty.
2. Fidelity.
3. Devotion.

These are reciprocal. Ask for nothing you arent willing to give.
AMEN love!

Sweet Bliss 01-17-2014 04:29 PM


My posts are meant for entertainment use only. :|

Jar 01-17-2014 06:51 PM
1. Communication
2. Honesty
3. Fidelity

Sweet Bliss 01-17-2014 08:15 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by MysticOceansFL (Post 880276)
Sweet Bliss ;
An IQ over 130
A wide vocabulary and the ability to use it with relish
Willingness to get downright filthy!


Well, everyone is smart in their own way so I wouldn't place a limit on someone's ability.

Having a wide range of vocabulary and the ability to use it with relish is nice but willingness to use it in a down right filthy way. I guess it would be great but anyone can use vocabulary well in that way but wouldn't that after a while getting a little redundant like reading fifty shades of grey eh? I mean that's just mhop, besides I prefer the real deal.:glasses:
I took Daktari's post to be three separate things.

High IQ, fancy word user, and a lover that likes being super naughty.

I don't think my brain would work to use big fancy words while being loving. In fact, getting kissed good and proper leaves me breathless and brainless. So much for IQ points,

:rofl: :seeingstars:

And I don't know what the 50 shades of grey/mud reference is about.

kittygrrl 01-17-2014 08:52 PM
tenacity
unconditional
patient

Sweet Bliss 01-19-2014 08:14 PM
omg... Are we looking for a Golden Retriever ?

C0LLETTE 01-19-2014 08:26 PM
worship me
adore me
make me laugh


btw I don't think we should pick apart other people's choices here.

kylieluvsart 01-20-2014 06:29 AM
hi everyone.
my three and this comes from experience .
complete honesty.
a job stable job.
mentally and emotionally stable
not addicted to anything ...ok it was four.

Daktari 01-20-2014 06:31 AM
No caffeine users
No sugar users
No Nicotine users

Sweet Bliss 01-20-2014 08:20 AM
Someone pointed out to me that I have AT LEAST 12 non-negotiables..... I lost count after 20 :|

What was that quote? Oh yah I remember now.

Expectations are premeditated resentments.

Thank you Big Book.

Daktari 01-20-2014 09:02 AM
A non shedding coat
Not yappy
A cold, wet nose!

:dog:

Sweet Bliss 01-20-2014 09:42 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Daktari (Post 881623)
A non shedding coat
Not yappy
A cold, wet nose!

:dog:
Poodle! !:walking-poodle:

Bčsame* 01-20-2014 09:54 AM
Open mind
energy for hours
Teacher of new things

Teddybear 01-20-2014 10:18 AM
Honesty no matter what tell me the truth not what U think I want to hear

Willingness to b an equal partner

Hood sense of humor know how to take a joke and give also

I have more but that's a start

silkepus 01-20-2014 11:02 AM
Must be able to sit through a Lord of The Rings extended version marathon- I have no time for weakness.

*Anya* 01-20-2014 11:02 AM
Everything that I wrote when this thread was started in December, 2011, still holds true for me.

I left out one thing.

I can write one item as a very, very, big part of a healthy relationship and very non-negotionable:

1. Laughter
2. Laughter
3. More laughter

My GF makes me laugh all of the time.

She can give me a look, when she can tell I am a tad peeved about something, that will cause me to burst out laughing.

My laughter can make me melt into a ball of romantic vulnerability.

I can take pretty much everything too seriously.

She helps me to separate out which ones that I should take seriously and which ones require laughter.

I think laughter is as much the glue for a good relationship, as is great sex, excellent communication, fidelity and honesty.

Daktari 01-20-2014 11:18 AM
Debt free
Emotionally literate
Musician

C0LLETTE 01-20-2014 12:29 PM
I really do have to find you:

intelligent and curious,
witty and clever,
warm and affectionate

and preferably close by or willing to relocate.

Martina 01-20-2014 03:01 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by silkepus (Post 881683)
Must be able to sit through a Lord of The Rings extended version marathon- I have no time for weakness.

Best post of 2014 so far. lol.

Candelion 01-21-2014 10:06 AM
1. Complete devotion and loyalty to each other.

2. A shared sense of humor.

3. Mind blowing sex.

Paradox 01-22-2014 09:19 PM
Trust/Honesty: If things are not going well we must be able to talk and share. Not any of I had an affair BS 'after' the fact.

Integrity: Be genuine, hold true to your values/virtues.

Humour: The ability to laugh at yourself.

A few more but this is the gist of it.

DJ4321 04-12-2014 08:07 AM
First, thanks for this thread. I've read most of the other posts and totally agree that 1)Honesty; 2) Integrity; 3) Fidelity
I would have to add Understanding (If you expect me to forgive your shortcomings, be prepared to forgive mine-we are afterall, both human); No drama--if I want drama, I'll watch it on television. I expect some drama from a femme (Ok, OK, now don't take offense at that, it's just been my experience is all), but let's sit down and talk like the two adults we claim to be and do it without drama; Loving, compassionate, able to accept all the love and tenderness I want to shower you with; My strength, my heart, my love is yours--take it but handle it with CARE.
OK, so I guess that's a few more than three, but they would be my deal breakers.

I'd like to point out that none of my deal breakers have anything to do with any physical characterstics or flaws. They are all nontangible---the things that really matter in life.

silkepus 04-12-2014 08:24 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904011)
First, thanks for this thread. I've read most of the other posts and totally agree that 1)Honesty; 2) Integrity; 3) Fidelity
I would have to add Understanding (If you expect me to forgive your shortcomings, be prepared to forgive mine-we are afterall, both human); No drama--if I want drama, I'll watch it on television. I expect some drama from a femme (Ok, OK, now don't take offense at that, it's just been my experience is all), but let's sit down and talk like the two adults we claim to be and do it without drama; Loving, compassionate, able to accept all the love and tenderness I want to shower you with; My strength, my heart, my love is yours--take it but handle it with CARE.
OK, so I guess that's a few more than three, but they would be my deal breakers.

I'd like to point out that none of my deal breakers have anything to do with any physical characterstics or flaws. They are all nontangible---the things that really matter in life.
Offense taken.

Violette 04-12-2014 09:34 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904011)
First, thanks for this thread. I've read most of the other posts and totally agree that 1)Honesty; 2) Integrity; 3) Fidelity
I would have to add Understanding (If you expect me to forgive your shortcomings, be prepared to forgive mine-we are afterall, both human); No drama--if I want drama, I'll watch it on television. I expect some drama from a femme (Ok, OK, now don't take offense at that, it's just been my experience is all), but let's sit down and talk like the two adults we claim to be and do it without drama; Loving, compassionate, able to accept all the love and tenderness I want to shower you with; My strength, my heart, my love is yours--take it but handle it with CARE.
OK, so I guess that's a few more than three, but they would be my deal breakers.

I'd like to point out that none of my deal breakers have anything to do with any physical characterstics or flaws. They are all nontangible---the things that really matter in life.

I find that we pick people who are mirrors for ourselves. When a person can see that and chooses to learn from that, their experience deepens. One can see what one is bringing to the dynamic. Perhaps some reflection is in order.

You chose to write some interesting words in a site full of femmes and people who love them. Perhaps this is what you seek.

*Anya* 04-12-2014 11:14 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904011)
First, thanks for this thread. I've read most of the other posts and totally agree that 1)Honesty; 2) Integrity; 3) Fidelity
I would have to add Understanding (If you expect me to forgive your shortcomings, be prepared to forgive mine-we are afterall, both human); No drama--if I want drama, I'll watch it on television. I expect some drama from a femme (Ok, OK, now don't take offense at that, it's just been my experience is all), but let's sit down and talk like the two adults we claim to be and do it without drama; Loving, compassionate, able to accept all the love and tenderness I want to shower you with; My strength, my heart, my love is yours--take it but handle it with CARE.
OK, so I guess that's a few more than three, but they would be my deal breakers.

I'd like to point out that none of my deal breakers have anything to do with any physical characterstics or flaws. They are all nontangible---the things that really matter in life.
Quote:
Originally Posted by silkepus (Post 904013)
Offense taken.
Ditto. *Said very calmly and with zero drama*

MsTinkerbelly 04-12-2014 11:29 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904011)
First, thanks for this thread. I've read most of the other posts and totally agree that 1)Honesty; 2) Integrity; 3) Fidelity
I would have to add Understanding (If you expect me to forgive your shortcomings, be prepared to forgive mine-we are afterall, both human); No drama--if I want drama, I'll watch it on television. I expect some drama from a femme (Ok, OK, now don't take offense at that, it's just been my experience is all), but let's sit down and talk like the two adults we claim to be and do it without drama; Loving, compassionate, able to accept all the love and tenderness I want to shower you with; My strength, my heart, my love is yours--take it but handle it with CARE.
OK, so I guess that's a few more than three, but they would be my deal breakers.

I'd like to point out that none of my deal breakers have anything to do with any physical characterstics or flaws. They are all nontangible---the things that

really matter in life.
Offense taken

kittygrrl 04-12-2014 11:35 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904011)
First, thanks for this thread. I've read most of the other posts and totally agree that 1)Honesty; 2) Integrity; 3) Fidelity
I would have to add Understanding (If you expect me to forgive your shortcomings, be prepared to forgive mine-we are afterall, both human); No drama--if I want drama, I'll watch it on television. I expect some drama from a femme (Ok, OK, now don't take offense at that, it's just been my experience is all), but let's sit down and talk like the two adults we claim to be and do it without drama; Loving, compassionate, able to accept all the love and tenderness I want to shower you with; My strength, my heart, my love is yours--take it but handle it with CARE.
OK, so I guess that's a few more than three, but they would be my deal breakers.

I'd like to point out that none of my deal breakers have anything to do with any physical characterstics or flaws. They are all nontangible---the things that really matter in life.
You are welcome Sir, but let me include that in my experience butches seem to have a taste for drama too, sometimes in the best of ways! but also unfortunately at times not. Emotions between two people who love each other can run hot and so there are bound to be times, when passion can run amuk. But this should be anticipated and if there is love, you eventually come together and work out a fair solution. Love is great, it's just not simple!

Candelion 04-12-2014 01:37 PM
RE: Drama
 
In my experience I have found that broaching a subject as a calm, reasonable, adult has still resulted in me being accused of drama. Sometimes, the other person has simply not wanted to discuss the subject that I have broached. Pulling the "drama" accusation is an easy way to shut down the conversation, instead of being honest and simply saying, "I don't feel like talking about it now". Nobody wants to be a drama queen, so it's an easy way to silence someone.

I have to agree with kittygrrl...sometimes intense passion brings a little drama. But I would NEVER forego passion simply to avoid a little drama. Drama...heh...I can deal with it.

Welcome to the planet, DJ.

DJ4321 04-13-2014 06:15 AM
Holy cow! You sweet little femmes might just have opened my eyes a little bit! Can it possibly be that I've lived this long without learning this? I think maybe this is why I'm drawn to you soft, cuddly teddy bears---you appear like you need us Butches, but maybe it's really us Butches who need you!
You have all given me lots to contemplate--am I looking in a mirror, am I really just shutting down the conversation, am I afraid to honestly see so I just call it "drama"? Very interesting indeed.
Thanks everyone for your honesty and willingness to help this butch.

Jar 04-13-2014 06:40 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by silkepus (Post 904013)
Offense taken.
I knew when I saw that post it was going to offend and I found it offensive as well. I know people in the community AND outside it that cause drama on a regular basis.

Jar 04-13-2014 06:49 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904123)
Holy cow! You sweet little femmes might just have opened my eyes a little bit! Can it possibly be that I've lived this long without learning this? I think maybe this is why I'm drawn to you soft, cuddly teddy bears---you appear like you need us Butches, but maybe it's really us Butches who need you!
You have all given me lots to contemplate--am I looking in a mirror, am I really just shutting down the conversation, am I afraid to honestly see so I just call it "drama"? Very interesting indeed.
Thanks everyone for your honesty and willingness to help this butch.
I don't mean to criticize but this post feels a little condescending. I don't think you mean any harm but sometimes our (mine too) posts come across totally wrong.

I do agree with one thing you said .... That it's us butches that need femmes! I crave that energy. The exchange between butch and femme is like no other energy.

Ginger 04-13-2014 08:01 AM
I saw the post equating femmes with drama-makers.

Let me add to my list of non-negotiables, sexism.

lamuymuyfem 04-13-2014 11:05 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904123)
Holy cow! You sweet little femmes might just have opened my eyes a little bit! Can it possibly be that I've lived this long without learning this? I think maybe this is why I'm drawn to you soft, cuddly teddy bears---you appear like you need us Butches, but maybe it's really us Butches who need you!
You have all given me lots to contemplate--am I looking in a mirror, am I really just shutting down the conversation, am I afraid to honestly see so I just call it "drama"? Very interesting indeed.
Thanks everyone for your honesty and willingness to help this butch.
CIJS…which is another thread….This sweet-but-assertive, not-so little femme would lovingly ask you to continue your self-reflection…..

Butch Femme Planet is never boring and a great place to learn new things……..DJ4321, enjoy your journey of discovery.

Daktari 04-13-2014 11:45 AM
A wee handy hint...
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904123)
Holy cow! You sweet little femmes might just have opened my eyes a little bit! Can it possibly be that I've lived this long without learning this? I think maybe this is why I'm drawn to you soft, cuddly teddy bears---you appear like you need us Butches, but maybe it's really us Butches who need you!
You have all given me lots to contemplate--am I looking in a mirror, am I really just shutting down the conversation, am I afraid to honestly see so I just call it "drama"? Very interesting indeed.
Thanks everyone for your honesty and willingness to help this butch.

Really? :|

Answering with yet more of the same assumptions and sexist language doesn't really help yer cause mate.
You'll find plenty of strong, capable, articulate femmes who will be telling you why such attitudes and language are unacceptable. Pin back yer ears!

* handy hint alert
May I suggest reading around the site. You'll learn lots if you remain open-minded and willing to learn. I've learned lots about my attitudes by being a member here and reading...lots.

Jar 04-13-2014 02:39 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Daktari (Post 904159)
Really? :|

Answering with yet more of the same assumptions and sexist language doesn't really help yer cause mate.
You'll find plenty of strong, capable, articulate femmes who will be telling you why such attitudes and language are unacceptable.
Well said and I totally agree!

DJ4321 04-13-2014 06:42 PM
thank you very much lamuymuyfem and others who have responded. This is all making me chuckle--and shake my head as well. I appreciate the way you disagreed with me but didn't do so in a critical way. Rather in a way that invited me to continue learning.
That is one thing this journey is all about, learning along our way. Others may not see things the way we do, we may not see they way we do, but if we can keep ourselves open to learning, maybe we can learn new and better ways along the way.
I respect whatever you believe are your "deal breakers" all I ask is that you respect what I consider mine. By the same token, I want to grow as a person and if my "deal breakers" are holding me back from growing, then by all means I would want to hear about that, have an opportunity to reflect on that and then make my own decisions.
Thanks all and may our energy continue to help each of us develop into stronger people.

CherylNYC 04-13-2014 09:11 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ4321 (Post 904123)
Holy cow! You sweet little femmes might just have opened my eyes a little bit! Can it possibly be that I've lived this long without learning this? I think maybe this is why I'm drawn to you soft, cuddly teddy bears---you appear like you need us Butches, but maybe it's really us Butches who need you!
You have all given me lots to contemplate--am I looking in a mirror, am I really just shutting down the conversation, am I afraid to honestly see so I just call it "drama"? Very interesting indeed.
Thanks everyone for your honesty and willingness to help this butch.
I'm not sure where to start deconstructing this head-patting, sexist mess, but I wonder if this second post was yet another attempt to start drama since your first post didn't quite get enough fire breathing aimed at you to justify your repellent assertion that femmes are drama prone? You should open your eyes and look in the mirror, indeed.

Of course I always suspect we're getting played by a troll whenever it's as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.

Violette 04-13-2014 10:00 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by CherylNYC (Post 904246)
I'm not sure where to start deconstructing this head-patting, sexist mess, but I wonder if this second post was yet another attempt to start drama since your first post didn't quite get enough fire breathing aimed at you to justify your repellent assertion that femmes are drama prone? You should open your eyes and look in the mirror, indeed.

Of course I always suspect we're getting played by a troll whenever it's as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.


Yes, Yes, Yes! And Yes! The thought that this is a troll has crossed my mind several times. Especially after the second post. "Sweet little femmes..." Wow. :|

nycfem 04-13-2014 10:58 PM
This thread has had a recent report which I wanted to acknowledge (thank you). We try to stay out of the thread if people are working things out directly with each other which seems to be the case right now. If someone is truly found to be a troll of course they will be banned but sometimes it takes some time to figure that out. Just an update that we are alerted and also that the reason there has been no administrative stepping in at this point is that people are speaking up on the thread themselves.

Jar 04-14-2014 04:19 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Violette (Post 904253)
Yes, Yes, Yes! And Yes! The thought that this is a troll has crossed my mind several times. Especially after the second post. "Sweet little femmes..." Wow. :|
This was my first thought too.


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