If your not
Adonis
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9:56am July 28th, 2012
If your not
Susan Wayland latex fetish world is the number one ! I love the live in latex.
Nok Digital
Posts: 3Quote
5:15pm August 07th, 2012
Re: If your not
Married by the age of 45 can we get married
just saying .... if you haven't found the right supporter male figure then we should Deff do it !where both German and we both love latex what more could you wantas a bonus i am a djlol but i am finally a member been waiting for ever and a day ! Much love sway hope that made you laugh !
just saying .... if you haven't found the right supporter male figure then we should Deff do it !where both German and we both love latex what more could you wantas a bonus i am a djlol but i am finally a member been waiting for ever and a day ! Much love sway hope that made you laugh ! 
Marcus7
Posts: 9Quote
2:05pm August 14th, 2012
Re: If your not
Heee...who would not love to marry Susan? Know anyone? Now, my friend, take a minute, add yourself to the list, and get in line!
You have to consider this: how rare is to find a girl, or a man for that matter, possessing all of her virtues, and to a degree even slightly comparable to hers?
Firstly Susan is incredibly beautiful, gorgeous at a point where the most noble and refined words would fail while attempting to describe her. Add to that her glamour, and the fact that she is unbelievably sexy and charming. And elegant, and classy beyond comparison.
Finally take into account all of her other qualities, which she constantly displays. I warn you, the list is extremely long, although incomplete. Susan is clever, profound, sensitive, cultured, well-educated, and kind, and polite and sweet. She is strong, consistent, hard-working, patient, selfless, caring. Honest and loyal, faithful and courageous, she has a precise vision on things and life, based on solid values and principles. And then she is friendly, spontaneous, coherent, competent and wise, more wise than her young age would suggest. And enterprising and full of energy. And nonetheless still very, very humble.
Last but not least, she loves sports!
And I'm not writing all these things just to show my appreciation to Susan, or to obtain her benevolence. Fact is that in the past few months I've read extensively just about everything I could find about her. Therefore my assumptions are certain, and proven, firm and solid as a rock.
Well, considering all of this you can understand how an insignificant, shy and discreet guy like me, with no particular talent, feels: not worthy and not up to someone as charismatic as Susan, obviously. You see, she is a goddess, she is perfection. I just can adore her in my little corner.
For my part being her friend would make me the happiest person in the world. No, I can't marry her, of course! This is quite laughable, really...It sounds impossible even as a joke.
No, I'll stay content with my undying platonic love. Just like the flame of a candle or of a lamp, it keeps burning, slowly, in silence and obscurity, while consuming its thin wick. Loving a special human being like Susan is the kind of honor accorded to a gentle, noble soul. Even if your feeling is not reciprocated, even if there is no relationship at all.
I'm quite a religious person. Not saying with this that I am particularly good or anything, not at all. But when I can I say a little prayer for Susan, wishing her good, and joy, and love, the way she deserves, and more. And I'm sure that someone is hearing me. I know it is a little thing and very humble but it makes me happy, I'm happy with that.
OK I wrote way too much...time for me to shut up and go doing my stuff.
Love you Susan
You have to consider this: how rare is to find a girl, or a man for that matter, possessing all of her virtues, and to a degree even slightly comparable to hers?
Firstly Susan is incredibly beautiful, gorgeous at a point where the most noble and refined words would fail while attempting to describe her. Add to that her glamour, and the fact that she is unbelievably sexy and charming. And elegant, and classy beyond comparison.
Finally take into account all of her other qualities, which she constantly displays. I warn you, the list is extremely long, although incomplete. Susan is clever, profound, sensitive, cultured, well-educated, and kind, and polite and sweet. She is strong, consistent, hard-working, patient, selfless, caring. Honest and loyal, faithful and courageous, she has a precise vision on things and life, based on solid values and principles. And then she is friendly, spontaneous, coherent, competent and wise, more wise than her young age would suggest. And enterprising and full of energy. And nonetheless still very, very humble.
Last but not least, she loves sports!
And I'm not writing all these things just to show my appreciation to Susan, or to obtain her benevolence. Fact is that in the past few months I've read extensively just about everything I could find about her. Therefore my assumptions are certain, and proven, firm and solid as a rock.
Well, considering all of this you can understand how an insignificant, shy and discreet guy like me, with no particular talent, feels: not worthy and not up to someone as charismatic as Susan, obviously. You see, she is a goddess, she is perfection. I just can adore her in my little corner.
For my part being her friend would make me the happiest person in the world. No, I can't marry her, of course! This is quite laughable, really...It sounds impossible even as a joke.
No, I'll stay content with my undying platonic love. Just like the flame of a candle or of a lamp, it keeps burning, slowly, in silence and obscurity, while consuming its thin wick. Loving a special human being like Susan is the kind of honor accorded to a gentle, noble soul. Even if your feeling is not reciprocated, even if there is no relationship at all.
I'm quite a religious person. Not saying with this that I am particularly good or anything, not at all. But when I can I say a little prayer for Susan, wishing her good, and joy, and love, the way she deserves, and more. And I'm sure that someone is hearing me. I know it is a little thing and very humble but it makes me happy, I'm happy with that.
OK I wrote way too much...time for me to shut up and go doing my stuff.
Love you Susan
SWAY
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5:58am August 20th, 2012
Re: If your not
WOW! Your post sounds like a pretty wonderful love letter. I'm really touched about all your compliments - thanks, merci, danke! sweet kissesSWAY
Marcus7
Posts: 9Quote
12:14pm August 21st, 2012
Re: If your not
Susan, thank you so much for the kind reply and the very sweet words, they make me feel happy and lucky. As I was saying before your kindness is just one of the many things that make you really special. Thank you for being an inspiration. Cause beauty can make one's life better. And I am convinced that beauty and goodness of heart will save the world.
You deserve all the best Susan.
Love you
You deserve all the best Susan.
Love you
