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Dear Miss LONELYHEARTS: According to my mother, I fell in love with "an old woman" and she was one herself.
I think she's jealous. I am a 59-year-
My old woman and I fell in love with an 82-year-old man and her old friend.
He wouldn't give me a chance to be romantic because he said he was "too old to be romantic meat ". " Phooey!
Didn't I have a chance to decide who is too old for me?
He's not leaving me any money.
I'm not a gold dealer.
I just like that crazy guy.
He is a musician, artist and master of humor and is still single.
How can I convince him to let me sleep with him and be a friend who loves him?
He was worried that he could not "perform", but I could bring a suitcase full of sex toys for 100.
I don't see any problem getting together.
What should I do? —August-
December love, North dear August: he wants more?
Just because you want him and he's an older person doesn't mean he must want you to be romantic.
Maybe he let you down.
But if you 've been flirting back and forth, it's clear that he'll want you if he can, and you might sneak a toy or two into your wallet --
Not the entire suitcase.
Just show him how they work.
Let him see how they run and let him put the battery in for you.
As a creative person, he may be very interested.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: this is about the decree-year-
Go home and find the old man whose parents have sex.
He should be proud that his parents still have healthy sexual relations with adultsup children.
Just because the child is older doesn't mean the end of sex!
I found it refreshing that other parents were caught.
This shows that even these years of raising their families together, their love for each other has not diminished.
I found out my husband and I needed to hide behind the locked door or sneak into the bathroom for a few minutes of adult time.
I hope that after a few years, when the children grow up, our sexual relations will still be healthy. —
Dear Hurray: Frankly, it's hard to see how it does this 18-year-
What's the benefit of having his mom and dad do crazy things Image burning up in his mind, but people can appreciate your emotions, it will be great when you and your husband have the freedom to roll over the carpet again.
It's great for you, but no matter how old your child is, it's not for them.
Put the chain on the door if you're ready to roar.
Dear Miss Lang hearts heart: I think my friend has an affair with a married man.
She has a visitor who stops in the garage only when she is alone: sometimes during the day, sometimes at night, sometimes at night.
I met her at a restaurant with a man wearing a gold wedding ring.
Although I am not sure he is the same person as the tourist, I did see a black sports car like him in the parking lot.
She introduced her lunch partner as a friend of the university and someone she used to work.
They look comfortable together.
When I asked her about the mysterious visitor, she did not answer me or change the topic.
I asked her if she had an affair with a married man and she denied it.
The last thing I want to do is get her into a scandal, or worse, break her heart.
No matter what happens, how can I encourage her to finish?
Should I see if I can find that person from the restaurant and determine if he is a secret visitor? —
Dear, Manitoba, worry in the woods: You are a first class busy person!
In your own capacity, you watch this friend's house from noon to midnight.
She doesn't need a safety system for your laser vision to shine on her.
You asked her and warned this friend as much as you can, I think he is single and against this man. Back off!
You don't know the guy who sneaked into the garage to park, it sounds like she's single.
If you see a married man who attacks you verbally like you, wouldn't you tell her to take care of herself now in a stronger language?
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