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[Master Warder Z_]

I thought MILF was specific to a hot woman with children.....?

It is.

[Boost32]

I thought MILF was specific to a hot woman with children.....? 

Yes but its more (but not only) used to older woman with children, because of this I needed a better world.

If someone has i will change it.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

It is.

 

So technically, a 18 year old good be a MILF?

[Master Warder Z_]

So technically, a 18 year old good be a MILF?

Yup

[Cespar]

Lets not go again with the semantics, I cant call her Milf so I needed another equivalent of "sexy older woman" so I shall use Cougar.

Sexy older woman is just a sexy older woman. Cougar doesn't mean a sexy older woman.... A non-sexy woman can be a cougar.

[Boost32]

So technically, a 18 year old good be a MILF?

Technically she would only need to be a mother, but its more used to more mature mothers,

[Andres Hendrix]

 18 year old good be a MILF?

Freudian slip? lol

[Boost32]

Sexy older woman is just a sexy older woman. Cougar doesn't mean a sexy older woman.... A non-sexy woman can be a cougar.

Dont spoil my image of the perfect cougar.

[Cespar]

Dont spoil my image of the perfect cougar.

Yea, clearly you don't know what a cougar is.

[Master Warder Z_]

Yea, clearly you don't know what a cougar is.

Yucky

[o Ventus]

So technically, a 18 year old good be a MILF?

Well, in the US, most girls begin their... Cycle... at age 11. So, strictly speaking (and being a little generous), a 12 year old could be a MILF.

 

But let's not go down that road, even I won't touch pedophilia.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Technically she would only need to be a mother, but its more used to more mature mothers,

 

How mature are we talking here? Older than 30....Older than 40?

[Andres Hendrix]

Dont spoil my image of the perfect cougar.

A cougar is also a term (at least in Western society) for a woman who is with a younger man. I can recall asinine articles in the New York Times that were focused on the trend. I hear people use cougar as a general slang term for older women with younger men all the time.

[Boost32]

How mature are we talking here? Older than 30....Older than 40?

Older than 30.

 

 

A cougar is also a term (at least in Western society) for a woman who is with a younger man. I can recall asinine articles in the New York Times that were focused on the trend. I hear people use cougar as a general slang term for older women with younger men all the time.

This is why I called her a cougar, not because she goes after younger man.

[o Ventus]

How are we defining "older", exactly, in the context of cougars? 5+ years than the guy that the cougar is pursuing? 10+ years? Because one can RP the Inquisitor to be within a wide age range. Personally I prefer to play with the idea that the Inquisitor is in his mid-30's, to justify his lore knowledge and combat experience. That, and since my Inquisitor is a glorified self-insert, he's kind of like myself, in the way of being attracted to people within his age group. If Cassandra is 37, he'll be between 35 and 38.

 

That's one reason why I will never romance Tali in ME, because she's still relatively "new" to adulthood.

[Boost32]

How are we defining "older", exactly, in the context of cougars? 5+ years than the guy that the cougar is pursuing? 10+ years? Because one can RP the Inquisitor to be within a wide age range. Personally I prefer to play with the idea that the Inquisitor is in his mid-30's, to justify his lore knowledge and combat experience. That, and since my Inquisitor is a glorified self-insert, he's kind of like myself, in the way of being attracted to people within his age group. If Cassandra is 37, he'll be between 35 and 38.

 

That's one reason why I will never romance Tali in ME, because she's still relatively "new" to adulthood.

There is no defining age gap, but I like to see my Inquisitor as in his ealy twenties it gave to them a 10 years gap.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Older than 30.

 

Well, ****.

 

That sucks. 

[Boost32]

Well, ****.

 

That sucks. 

Why? It doesnt mean they are old people.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Why? It doesnt mean they are old people.

 

No. But I have another two years to go before I can claim the title for myself. 

[Boost32]

No. But I have another two years to go before I can claim the title for myself. 

Technically you just need to be a mother and you can call yourself one.

[AWTEW]

I dislike Vivienne and never take her anywhere, so I'd never heard this. Makes sense. 
 

 

 

I'm sure she shaves. Since the Inquisitor I RP is more or less a self-insert, he doesn't mind a little bush, but he doesn't really like rainforests. ifyouknowwhatimean

 

Never experienced in-grown hair, or a red rash down there, have you? The hair is there for a reason. When you shave the hair you're removing the hair follicles leaving hundreds of tiny little open wounds, essentially. Hair needs to stay there, and those ' rainforests', are not natural they grow thicker ect because of the constant shaving and cutting.

 

Need more men like killabee who know reality, from pornography.

 

Actually this thread is pretty good in that regard compared to some other threads I can think of.

 

I wonder does the thread have a word that starts with C and ends with an N? Or does it have a word, that starts with S and ends with s?

[o Ventus]

Never experienced in-grown hair have you? The hair is there for a reason. When you shave the hair you're removing the hair follicles leaving hundreds of tiny little open wounds, essentially. Hair needs to stay there..

 

Shaving doesn't leave "hundreds of tiny little open wounds" unless you do it improperly. The risk of in-grown hairs is still present, but that's simply because hair follicles, by their nature, are open, not due to any open wounds.

 

Except that's not really a reason to avoid shaving.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Seriously, who the hell would go through the trouble of shaving down there?

 

Waxing! And you are ripping the entire hair out so you don't get the whole growing back thicker problem. And moisturizing, keeping the skin soft, stops ingrown hairs. 

[AWTEW]

Shaving doesn't leave "hundreds of tiny little open wounds" unless you do it improperly. The risk of in-grown hairs is still present, but that's simply because hair follicles, by their nature, are open, not due to any open wounds.

 

Except that's not really a reason to avoid shaving.

 

 

Going to have to agree, to disagree. 

 

I'm intrested to hear the other ladies thoughts on this?

 

on an interesting side note..

 

in 19th century britain ****** was not uncommon to cut off some of your pubic hair and give it to a lover as a gift.  Men would even affix this hair to their hats. When not displaying it in such ways, keeping a collection of it from one’s various lovers was a thing.  For instance, King George IV kept his collection of women’s pubes from his various mistresses in a snuff box.  St. Andrews University in Scotland currently possess this snuffbox filled with pubic hair.

[AWTEW]

Seriously, who the hell would go through the trouble of shaving down there?

 

Waxing! And you are ripping the entire hair out so you don't get the whole growing back thicker problem. And moisturizing, keeping the skin soft, stops ingrown hairs. 

 

Ever seen how much a professional wax costs, in australia? It's about $90+ for an average  job the minimum cost at the really tacky places is $40. That adds up to a hell of a lot of money, in one year.