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JocktheMotie
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My orthodontist would call me "Mr. Juicy," due to me having overactive salivary glands. That's right ladies.
And needless to say, my pillows suffer the brunt of the consequences.
And needless to say, my pillows suffer the brunt of the consequences.
d@v3
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^LOL!
d@v3
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You know what really sucks guys, is when you drool on your pill and then roll over and like, smother your face into... and you wake up a little bit, but your too tired to do anything about it so you just lay face down into the drool and fall back asleep.
Not sure if anyone has had that experience but it has ever happened to me. :steam:
What about you, Hmm? I take it you don't drool on your pillow? (And no, I do not mean that in a sexual way.)
Not sure if anyone has had that experience but it has ever happened to me. :steam:
What about you, Hmm? I take it you don't drool on your pillow? (And no, I do not mean that in a sexual way.)
Giggly
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Most of the time I sleep on my side or back so I don't drool but occasionally I'll sleep on my stomach and drool on the bed because, as I already said, I don't use a pillow when I sleep on my stomach, lol
JocktheMotie
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Just found out my sister is ISTJ, I'm trying to get her to join the site.
She said she just wants a husband and 2 kids and doesn't care/know how she gets one.
She said she just wants a husband and 2 kids and doesn't care/know how she gets one.
d@v3
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LOL! That's kind of..... scary. Are all the ISTJ girls like this?
I can picture Recoleta wild west style using a lasso to round up some dude. 
(She's going to kill me for writing this, let's see how long it takes for her to find it 
)
Eagle
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LOL! That's kind of..... scary. Are all the ISTJ girls like this?
Hahaha. I'm dying, seriously.
That's a good mental picture though d@v3. 
JocktheMotie
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Gah! Yikes... Um, no, I am very picky about who I want to spend the rest of my life with. I'd rather be alone than settle.
Now I guess I'll wait for Recoleta to arrive...
Haha, well she is very picky too, however she doesn't care if Mr. Right runs her over with his car, as long as she meets him. She knows exactly what she wants, just has no clue how to find him.
In the meantime, I tell her to try to snag a doctor/med student in Boston while she finishes school.
AutumnReverie
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Same here! Although I wouldn't say I'm picky, I just would say that I know what I do/don't want (basic values & qualities-wise) and I'd rather not settle just to "be with someone/anyone"
Recoleta
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LOL! That's kind of..... scary. Are all the ISTJ girls like this?
Hahaha. I'm dying, seriously.
.....
2 words: Game on!
d@v3
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Well, a horse is kind of what I had in mind, but hey, if you want to ride a llama, by all means. (fiesta la llama amiga! 
)....anyways... to get back on topic, I am definitley "picky" and hold high standards. I know I shouldn't, and it's not fair, but I can't help it.
Recoleta
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Well, the emoticons only allow so much creativity. Gotta make do with what you have...although, I do love llamas.
....anyways... to get back on topic, I am definitley "picky" and hold high standards. I know I shouldn't, and it's not fair, but I can't help it.
Why shouldn't you hold high standards? Why isn't it fair? I mean, it's your life, and ultimately you have to pick your partner and be happy with your choice. If you compromise too many of the important beliefs that you have, you'll end up making yourself (and your partner) miserable in the long run. It's one thing to hold high standards on their core belief system, and totally another thing to have "high standards" on the type of haircut they prefer. I think it's important to know the things that are important enough to you that you wouldn't be willing to compromise.
I mean, what would really be "unfair" is marrying your partner with the expectations that they (or you) will change once you're married. I have kind of resolved myself to the idea of, "If you're gonna be with this person for the rest of your life, you better make sure you can accept them exactly as they are."
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