OFOS Butch......wants to find an OFOS Femme

Canela · 01-18-2012, 11:36 PM

I came across this quote tonight and thought of you Mr OFOS--apparently you and 'ole blue eyes' share a similar philosophy when it comes to women. This makes you 'mega' cool IMHO.
Stay true to you Clay, there are plenty of OFOS femmes out there and you will find 'the one'. Hang in there. Take your time as you wade thru the applications--lol. (Jk)

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'I may sound old-fashioned, but I want to think all women should be treated like I want my wife, daughters, and granddaughters to be treated. I notice today that good manners—like standing up when a woman enters the room, helping a woman with her coat, letting her enter an elevator first, taking her arm to cross the street—are sometimes considered unnecessary or a throwback. They're habits I could never break, nor would I want to. I realize today a lot more women are taking care of themselves than in the past, but no woman is offended by politeness.'
~Frank Sinatra

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01-18-2012, 11:36 PM	#9
Canela Senior Member How Do You Identify?: Queer Stone Femme Preferred Pronoun?: Babe, she, her, ella Relationship Status: Well loved… Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Texas Posts: 2,375 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 10,644 Thanked 6,503 Times in 1,694 Posts Rep Power: 21474854	I came across this quote tonight and thought of you Mr OFOS--apparently you and 'ole blue eyes' share a similar philosophy when it comes to women. This makes you 'mega' cool IMHO. Stay true to you Clay, there are plenty of OFOS femmes out there and you will find 'the one'. Hang in there. Take your time as you wade thru the applications--lol. (Jk) *** 'I may sound old-fashioned, but I want to think all women should be treated like I want my wife, daughters, and granddaughters to be treated. I notice today that good manners—like standing up when a woman enters the room, helping a woman with her coat, letting her enter an elevator first, taking her arm to cross the street—are sometimes considered unnecessary or a throwback. They're habits I could never break, nor would I want to. I realize today a lot more women are taking care of themselves than in the past, but no woman is offended by politeness.' ~Frank Sinatra