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how many partners have you had?

352 replies

juice · 13/08/2005 14:14

just being nosy , so you dont have to answer if you dont want to.
i had 1 serious reltionship before hubby.
i have had sexual relations with 10 men.
sometimes i think it is too many , but then you hear some stories of young girls and i dont think its that many.
there is only 1 i regret, so aint too bad, i think.

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expatinscotland · 17/08/2005 15:24

Think I'll have to break out my Sex & The City DVDs tonight and watch the episode entitled, 'Are We Sluts?' .

Amanda1 · 17/08/2005 15:24

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piffle · 17/08/2005 15:25

I'm dying to know who the next person I see is...
obviously being such bucket crutched dirty slag I'll be fair game, no matter who it is...
I have never got so cranky on a thread before...
Is LL gonna flounce?

expatinscotland · 17/08/2005 15:26

She may just, piffle. After all, she wouldn't want to be known as hanging round a bunch of dirty, bucket crouched, alcoholic slags who have sad lives .

MrsDoolittle · 17/08/2005 15:31

We laugh but we should feel sorry for her really.
It must be hard to be so unpopular and lonely that one feels the need to wind other women up on the internet. If that's her inclination I can't imagine what her life must be like.
What's more the predictability of her/his/it's responses indicate a lack of intelligent thought that would enable some revision of judgement.
Nevermind You get some people like that.
As long as noone gets offended that's the main thing.

Atleast we can reassure ourselves with the knowledge that this poster won't be a midwife.
I mean, midwifery training is hard, hard work and most courses are over subscribed at the moment. It's quite obvious this poster doesn't have what it takes.

laughinglil · 17/08/2005 15:35

I understand loulabelle has upset many people on here but I don't think we should tell her that she hasn't got what it takes to be a midwife. We don't know the true her do we.

MrsDoolittle · 17/08/2005 15:47

Very true. And you are right it was wrong of me to make a personal judgement.
Hopefully you are right and we don't know the true her. Still worrying though, if these are the actions of someone wanting to work with the public. Fine is she wanted to be a nuclear physicist or similar.
You can't disagree with that, surely.

laughinglil · 17/08/2005 15:53

pmsl! if she is that bad she will be rejected any way so we can only see. I think anybody who does a job like that can only be given praise.
If you look back on loulabelles posts she only starts getting very rude because she defended somebody. I would love to have a friend like that.

hercules · 17/08/2005 15:54

Welcome to mumsnet, laughinglil.

Toothache · 17/08/2005 15:57

"toothache how is the drinking problems going?"

Aw Sweetheart, do not judge or thee shall be judged also. I drink myself senseless most evenings and then go out and shag the 1st bloke under 40 (well I've got standards you know!).... DH doesn't know so SSSSSSSSH don't tell him.

Anyone watch the Karen Dunbar show???? See the drunk woman sketch??? Thatsh me that ish.

OI TAAAAAAXI.... YA BASHTURT!

snafu · 17/08/2005 15:59

Oh, I'll welcome her at King's with open arms.

That's if I can take time out from all the screwing around I'll be doing, obviously...

loulabelle222 · 17/08/2005 16:21

i have been gone over an hour an your still talking about me get a life

Toothache · 17/08/2005 16:25

Er.... no we're not. Thread died 25mins ago until YOU resurrected it. Attention seeking or what?!

I'm not sad..... just bored at work. You amuse me. Reading your posts is like watching a pub brawl..... Its unpleasant, but you can't not look.

MrsDoolittle · 17/08/2005 16:26

Amen Toothache.
I'm working too. So much more exciting than marking papers.

Ermmm well maybe

ks · 17/08/2005 16:30

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colditz · 17/08/2005 16:31

"i have been gone over an hour an your still talking about me get a life"

You are alledgedly 23, and have been posting all day, yet still appear not to have grasped the basic rules of punctuation and spelling.

Get a dictionary.

colditz · 17/08/2005 16:32

KS, I had a newborn baby. Good time for me to have one, not for some people though as my friends can't imagine having a baby at my age!

ninah · 17/08/2005 16:32

I was living in the Portobello Road and having the time of my life

Toothache · 17/08/2005 16:38

Colditz - Snap! I'd just had ds and bought my 1st house.

LLB222 - I'm not that much older than you.... physically!

ks · 17/08/2005 16:49

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MrsDoolittle · 17/08/2005 16:50

Naaaa 23 was almost 10 years ago for me.
I was just starting out, went to America - it was the start of my globetrotting spell.

Toothache · 17/08/2005 16:52

I'm only 27... a mere child! However, I was only 24 when I discovered MN.

colditz · 17/08/2005 16:54

I am 25. Feel like a baby now!

MrsDoolittle · 17/08/2005 16:59

My God.

I'm not that old surely, to make you all feel so young

flamesparrow · 17/08/2005 17:04

I went out for the day and you guys have written too much for my brain to catch up with!!!

You're all big meanies!!!

How's a hormonal woman meant to get involved in squabbles and spend time with DD???