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I just published a post on a relatively new word on psychology - people pleaser.

To know what I mean please check this out:

praningshoutout.blogspot.com/2008/05/disease-to-please.html

Question:

Is it hard for you to say no?

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  1. BennyGreenberg
    if she has three breasts... It is easy to say no! Wait is that a different thread?
    1. BennyGreenberg
      removed for duplication
    2. Jeunelle
      Hey I started the 3 breasted pheonomenon and should get credit for it.
      3 is trinity but is really just 1... an optical illusion.
  2. praning5254
    LOL, Ben... I thought you might enjoy the extra one...
    1. BennyGreenberg
      nope - I am a simple man - mutants are not what I am after - two nice handfulls are plenty
    2. timethief
      wrong placement
  3. praning5254
    But just in case mastectomy would be advised at least you have a reservation...
    1. BennyGreenberg
      Thinks... I am still gonna pass...
  4. BennyGreenberg
    Jump in anytime now TT
  5. praning5254
    oh, ok... I rest my case...
  6. wenfri
    Handsful LOL

    More than a mouthful is a waste so hubby says LOL
    1. BennyGreenberg
      You husband has a point - for himself - but - a nice handful - oh god - I am stopping...
  7. timethief
    @Praning
    OMG! It's the 3 breasted thing again. This is what Ben and I are referring to www.blogcatalog.com/discuss/entry/can-88-inch-female-breasts-be-lethal-weap...

    @Praning
    The link to take the quiz on your blog post is b0rked. I clicked it and got this: "Forbidden. Sorry."
    1. BennyGreenberg
      TT - And you worrying about your bum staying soft and supple
    2. timethief
      @Ben
      [She stamps her foot and green sparks shoot from her eyes].

      I have firm buns. Buns are not the issue. Bicycle seats do ride up the "center line" and can chafe precious parts. IMO that's why
      a sheepskin bicycle seat cover is a good idea.

      Edit: Yes Ben to the docking station issue .. now you've got it.
    3. BennyGreenberg
      lamb skin covers - well - they work well too...
      but that may be a port of call issue... or a docking station thing...
    4. praning5254
      Thanks TT, I just had a visit on the other thread about the breast. That's really hilarious! LOL

      It seems Ben can't stop talking about it...
    5. BennyGreenberg
      I can't shake the unearthly feeling...
      I think I am going to visit Jacks Blog and get a look at 88 inch breasts - no wait - that is not normal either...

      where are all the 34b ladies...
  8. timethief
    @Ben
    Well 34B is smallish IMO. It all depends on the frame I suppose.
    We need to stop fooling about in this thread ok?
  9. BennyGreenberg
    ok 36 b
    I am not going to argue with you TT
    1. timethief
      @Ben
      Clever ploy. I'm leaving this thread now Ben. Bye bye.
    2. BennyGreenberg
      ploy - moi? Didn't even think of it until you said it - but now we all know...
      laughs
  10. praning5254
    I already went to see Jack's post but there's no image of this 88" breasts.

    34b ladies are gone banging already, you're left behind again, Ben...LOL
  11. BennyGreenberg
    Pranning you may want to start this one all over again...
    It kinda got outta hand... or mouth... or whatever
  12. praning5254
    ha, never mind...I enjoyed the discussion...LOL
  13. timethief
    @Praning
    Returning to the real topic in the thread now. I'm not a people pleaser so it's never been hard for me to say "no".
    P.S. I did not take the test because it required registering.
  14. ThriftShopRomantic
    Well, it's not on topic, but it IS funny...
    1. timethief
      It's freaking hilarious. My mind went crazy imagining all kinds of three breast suffocation techniques and creating bizarre scenarios.

      And an 88 inch bust measurement gives the phrase "a 40 pounder" a whole new meaning now doesn't it. Or how about "two loaded 44s".

      Just speculate for a moment on the long terms effects of gravity on those huge silicon puppies. Imagine three of them dragging on the ground and then imagine 3 weanling calves, still craving mamma's milk running up latching on and refusing to let go until they experience the disappointment -- the emptiness of it all.
    2. BennyGreenberg
      A Colt 45 and a Breast 40 - two chicken wings and a partridge in a pear tree
  15. DrowseyMonkey
    As for your original question....is it hard for me to say no? No. I've never been a people pleaser. I could care less what people think of me. Having said that, people seem to like me ... unless they're just lying & trying to please me

    If I don't wanna do something, I don't do it and don't have a problem saying no and I never feel guilty about it. And people who know me seem to like that about me and respect me for it. Personally, I have a hard time understanding people pleasers. If I ask someone if they want to do something and they say yes, it never occurs to me that they don't really want to do it. It's exhausting trying to figure out what they're really thinking. And it drives me nuts! And those are the type of people I eventually stay away from. I prefer people who are honest & upfront. Just say what ya mean, already.
  16. Jeunelle
    A trick I have learned from watching my mother to wean babies old enough to walk
    is to simply put some hot pepper sauce on the nipple.
    This burn the lips and they are now turned off from trying to drink when they are old enough
    to push the damn carriage. Some mothers would wait till they were around 5 years old, some way older. RIDICULOUS
    1. cranelegs
      help me ... and the connection to the question might be?

      by the way, hot pepper sauce on the nip? to quote sammy davis jr., "ouch babe".
  17. Jeunelle
    When you are trying to get those rug rats to stop drinking the river dry
    you'll be thankful for hot pepper sauce too.
    How does the old calypso go??? "De man with de peppa sauce is boss".
    LMAO

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