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[quote=Jeanie]OH. I'm so sorry..... Well, I could still be your mother technically : ) (I'm so old.....). I think I assumed it from the rap song you had on your signature for a while, but I listen to all kinds of music myself. My husband is a musician so we're both old kids : ) Anyway, I'll rephrase that. You're a good person : ) I'm always impressed when people who are young are in tune to these things, though. Its a sad reality moreso for you, though. I was trying to tell my 17 year old tonight (who use to have a germ phobia) about some of the stuff going on. I don't want to scare her, but it is the reality she will deal with which is only getting worse. My near 21 year old is aware and married. I got into it all young myself in my 20s, too. I started working for a wholistic D.O. and his naturopath wife and took the call when a drug enforcement (govt. - whatever he was) agent called to trick the Dr. about this stuff called SuperChe they were selling. I felt uncomfortable so gave him the call. He lost his license to practice in UT! That was an eye opener. (It was just a super vitamin with EDTA in it for chelation. We had patients with cataracts falling off and all kinds of stuff).
Are you married? Kids yet? My husband was 33 when we got married : ) I was 25. He's an old fart : ) A cool old fart though. Killer guitar player. (Professionally). To me hip hop music turned me on to alot of the struggles in this world and truths, some think it's all just trash, but the ones I quote actually say things about this and know about the stuff we talk about in here, like the guy prodigy I quote has a song called Illuminati and Genesis where he breaks it all down (I believe some of Obama too on Genesis when he says black devil don't hide), Wu Tang, Nas and others gave me some knowledge, actually alot. There is a gold mine in all of music, sure more rap is garbage nowadays but you still have a FEW who have morals and talks sense, as in any genre. I am just finding myself now at 30, I guess I have grown up fully now and am trying to make things right. BTW NO WIFE NOR KIDS! But that is GODS plan for me now so I will take it. I still have evils in me which in I drink some beers and love women as well, but thats just part of me I guess, we all are sinners one way or another. I know I should not do the drinking and should not lust girls, but they are so beautiful to me  I am a sinner, I am not perfect lol. Sex is healthy.... Hope you find your true love, though ; ) I had an alcoholic father and brother (both died young) so I know too well the ill effects. I tried things a little when young, but not for long. I've always gotten a lot out of lyrics, too. I just relate to music - maybe because I'm an emotional person. I guess not all are music people. SoSick didn't like that I liked some of what I do, but it can appeal to people in ways nothing else can. Not faulting you there. I don't like gangster rap...and I'm more of a rocker but like everything from that to Josh Groban. (And the Motab choir and Beethoven : ) My daughter has a CD this 19 year old kid here wrote, performed and recorded and its hilarious. (Rap). More of a spoof. Some of it is good, though. (Rap in general). I like it better when it combines melodic stuff. (Real music rather than just a beat). I suppose I try to find the good in things. We were just now watching a PBS show on music history. (Everything from Bob Marley to Jimi Hendrix to David Bowie, etc.) You're a good guy, Sean. Maybe you'll find yourself a good girl to join in your search with you.. Yeah Sex seems to keep me calm and sane (I don't have too much though :(), so I can definitely see how it is healthy if not abused. I am not really into Gangster rap anymore, the rappers I quote say some of that stuff but talk about the NWO and lifes ills and alot of reality stuff, even alot about the bible in their rhymes! Nas has an album called It was written like the Bible, very deep and references in there which touched me. I am emotional as well, thats why I grow into these things and really listen. Marley and HENDRIX are two of my psersonal faves! I love their stuff. I also became attached to an 80's band not well known named Big Country, they had some really deep stuff and alot of songs you could just feel, a personal fave of mine! I like rock, educated hip hop for ADULTS, heavy metal and Raggae etc., I am a music dictionary lol. I hope I find a girl in the search with me, thats what I need most right now IMO. BTW Wu Tang, 2 Pac (Depest poet I have heard to date, VERY EMOTIONAL like us), Public Enemy (Just as the name says, against he GOVT. and all evils) and Nas etc., are some of the deepest artists I have heard in my life, taught me ALOT and made me a better person. I guess if that works for me positive spite some negative lyrics at times it's all for the good of me! I hate the stupid rap just about clothes, women and drugs and so on, you can't just have one ignorant aspect and make music, you need to have the whole and MOST do not I admit, and I don't listen. Jeanie: The quote box thing isn't working. I remember Big Country. Personally one previous poster gave me a hard time due to my liking some of the music I do, (I've talked about Paul Rogers from Free, Bad Company, The Firm (with Jimmy Page), etc., but I take what I like from all genres, too. Russ is even a musician.... So is my daughter. Most young guys tend to like the high energy stuff and if I want to exercise, etc., that is what I like. I take it all by moods, but generally stick to things I feel comfortable with, too. My husband was a rocker when he came into the music business, but had success with more "pop" type music. Their was a producer who wanted to turn him into the next Peter Frampton, but his buddies were SERIOUS rockers (the ones he started out with and went out to L.A. with) and he tried to stay loyal to that even though it didn't pan out for him completely in the end but did for them once he gave it up). It was for the best for him, though. He would've likely ended up dead. He needed a family life. His beginnings didn't give him the base he needed emotionally. He's been a great daddy and husband. Preferably sex is reserved for a marriage relationship of course : ) But that is not how most approach it now days.... The important thing is that you are learning.... There is someone out there for you. I love Native Americans. When we lived in Alaska, I loved going out and about and seeing Athabascan or Inuit people (Eskimos). I got to go to an intertribal pow wow up there and enjoyed it so much. My heritage is more diluted. My mother's mother's mother's mother was full blooded Cherokee who married an Englishman. I only met my great grandmother once when I was little - about 2 or 3 - but remember it. (She was 1/2). I feel a spiritual connection to her, though. I have been asked by natives before what tribe I'm from and have inherited some of the bone structure although not coloring and am proud of my lineage that way and feel strong about it. I've always related with it.... Are you dark haired/skinned? I think Indians are attractive : ) (My husband, however, is totally English and Irish and blonde which my girls are as well). Of course I think he is attractive, though, too. I just like men period. I think that is a good thing : ) (As is liking women : ) Seriously, though, I can find something attractive about pretty much anyone of the male persuasion... I enjoy subbing partly cause I have so many "sons" but not in a perverted way. I love the girls, too. Kids know when you love them.... Its nice you think women are beautiful though : ) With all the homosexuality - you never know these days. I don't have anything against gay people but that's a whole other subject matter. I hope you find a good woman though, soon, who can give you a couple of babies.... That would be a sad thing to miss out on. IMO family is what life is all about. God's plan - if you will. [/quote]Maybe it is what it is about or mabey it is what it is not about for me, maybe God has a different plan for me than having a family in this day and age, maybe I have a different mission  . I don't really have the urge to jump into any of that, especially with the way things are today and probably can get alot worse. I am sorry to thinkm that way but maybe it's true or not. I am not that dark skinned but not pale by any means, my hair is darker and my facial hair is dark, so the Irish in me did not give me red or blonde hair (THANK THE LORD LOL). I can find beauty in anything like you said as well, any race or any kind of girl, not really just restricted to one type. I LOVE LATIN GIRLS, that dark hair and dark eyes look they have really excites me! I like dark haired women in general be it white, Asian or whatever, that look is just hot to me. I think the lack of testosterone in some men as Dr Wong would say is a Zinc defiency or of the sort, which is why so many men are feminine today? Who knows, but it's an imbalance IMO. Good post though.
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