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[monkeyfish]

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[kensington25]

Hi Monkeyfish, from what I have read of your conversation I get the impression she may have been having a bit of a laugh with your regarding the creepy old men comment and playing on that stereotype. I wouldn't say it necessarily means she is or isn't a naturist or strengthens or weakens that possibility. It could well have just been an off the cuff comment or indeed perhaps designed to get a reaction off you. If you know she sun bathes nude perhaps she wanted to see your reaction to naturism. But either way I wouldn't read too deeply into her comments. So don't let it worry you too much  William

[HarleyNude]

Hi Monkeyfish, from what I have read of your conversation I get the impression she may have been having a bit of a laugh with your regarding the creepy old men comment and playing on that stereotype. I wouldn't say it necessarily means she is or isn't a naturist or strengthens or weakens that possibility. It could well have just been an off the cuff comment or indeed perhaps designed to get a reaction off you. If you know she sun bathes nude perhaps she wanted to see your reaction to naturism. But either way I wouldn't read too deeply into her comments. So don't let it worry you too much  William

[DragonSoldier07]

Yeah reading into what women say is like trying to translate hieroglyphs without the Rosetta Stone...you may think you know what it means, but you really don't have a clue.

-Felix

[DougGCampbell]

Yeah reading into what women say is like trying to translate hieroglyphs without the Rosetta Stone...you may think you know what it means, but you really don't have a clue.

-Felix

Something along the lines of "Does my bum (fanny to you Yanks) look big in this?", the question to which there is no right answer, or, "Does this colour suit me?" which again, is awash with pitfalls for any male on the receiving end of it.

Even when a girl makes a simple statement (I can feel Sara breathing down my neck, rolling pin in hand, leading a posse....!  ), more often than not, it's not what she says that matters ...... What's that book, Men Are From Mars, or something like that? Amy, help me out, please! The cynic will now  .

Oh, & good advice from William earlier.

DGC

[tophatfrog]

Yeah reading into what women say is like trying to translate hieroglyphs without the Rosetta Stone...you may think you know what it means, but you really don't have a clue.

-Felix

Something along the lines of "Does my bum (fanny to you Yanks) look big in this?", the question to which there is no right answer, or, "Does this colour suit me?" which again, is awash with pitfalls for any male on the receiving end of it.

Even when a girl makes a simple statement (I can feel Sara breathing down my neck, rolling pin in hand, leading a posse....!  ), more often than not, it's not what she says that matters ...... What's that book, Men Are From Mars, or something like that? Amy, help me out, please! The cynic will now  .

Oh, & good advice from William earlier.

DGC

Agree... to add to this, when even when you think you as male is remotely getting even slightly close to understanding a womens thought process they will change something so you are back a square one. My thought on this one....just go with it, smile and nod. For the married chaps add a yes honey!