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Well, the whole definition of Cuckold appears to be wrong.
Married men or in a relationship with a woman can be cuckolded Not single men who just want to watch a couple play and perhaps have a three some. |
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"Are instead of our.
Forfill instead of fulfil.
I can't be asked instead of I can't be arsed
Of instead of have
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All of these bug me. As a mod are you ever tempted to go over a profile in red text and not approve it until they fix it? |
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"Are instead of our.
Forfill instead of fulfil.
I can't be asked instead of I can't be arsed
Of instead of have
All of these bug me. As a mod are you ever tempted to go over a profile in red text and not approve it until they fix it?"
. I only mod the forum.
They do make me twitch a bit but I have family members who really struggle with reading and writing for various reasons. I tend to think as long as I understand the meaning it's fine.
My grammar can be a bit dodgy, I never did master the difference between a colon and semi-colon.
I was tempted to take a marker pen to the greengrocer's sign I saw recently advertising 'asper grass' though |
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"Are instead of our.
Forfill instead of fulfil.
I can't be asked instead of I can't be arsed
Of instead of have
All of these bug me. As a mod are you ever tempted to go over a profile in red text and not approve it until they fix it?
. I only mod the forum.
They do make me twitch a bit but I have family members who really struggle with reading and writing for various reasons. I tend to think as long as I understand the meaning it's fine.
My grammar can be a bit dodgy, I never did master the difference between a colon and semi-colon.
I was tempted to take a marker pen to the greengrocer's sign I saw recently advertising 'asper grass' though "
Lol. To be clear, this wasn't specifically aimed at spelling and grammar, more about when people use words wrongly. Like when a lady describes herself as a "nymph", meaning fictional water fairy, when she probably meant nympho... |
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"Are instead of our.
Forfill instead of fulfil.
I can't be asked instead of I can't be arsed
Of instead of have
All of these bug me. As a mod are you ever tempted to go over a profile in red text and not approve it until they fix it?
. I only mod the forum.
They do make me twitch a bit but I have family members who really struggle with reading and writing for various reasons. I tend to think as long as I understand the meaning it's fine.
My grammar can be a bit dodgy, I never did master the difference between a colon and semi-colon.
I was tempted to take a marker pen to the greengrocer's sign I saw recently advertising 'asper grass' though
Lol. To be clear, this wasn't specifically aimed at spelling and grammar, more about when people use words wrongly. Like when a lady describes herself as a "nymph", meaning fictional water fairy, when she probably meant nympho..."
I understand
Like a teacher I know who received a note from a cross parent asking that her child wasn't made to do pe in 'bear feet'... |
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"I'll go first: "discrete", meaning separate or unconnected. Commonly misused on Fab when the writer actually means "discreet", which means self-restrained or tactful."
I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM” |
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"When people talk about a click not a clique"
This is a good one, I've seen it a lot here. Also it's pretty funny how some people immediately feel left out and get annoyed as soon as 2 people share a private joke, or reference something that happened on the forum like 2 days earlier |
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"I'll go first: "discrete", meaning separate or unconnected. Commonly misused on Fab when the writer actually means "discreet", which means self-restrained or tactful.
I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM” "
Lol very true |
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Not on here but a very vanilla (or I assume she is) friend posted on Facebook that she was doing a muddy obstacle course race against her husband and it was going to be "no holes barred" rather than no holds barred.
I just didn't have the heart to tell her that was something different. Although, I would love to give her a demonstration.
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"When people talk about a click not a clique
This is a good one, I've seen it a lot here. Also it's pretty funny how some people immediately feel left out and get annoyed as soon as 2 people share a private joke, or reference something that happened on the forum like 2 days earlier "
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"Not on here but a very vanilla (or I assume she is) friend posted on Facebook that she was doing a muddy obstacle course race against her husband and it was going to be "no holes barred" rather than no holds barred.
I just didn't have the heart to tell her that was something different. Although, I would love to give her a demonstration.
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Always makes me smile that one |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter."
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight "
The two on the outside both play with the one in the middle - works for all combinations of F and M |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight "
It does.
MMF - male, male, female; threesome where the men play with each other as well as the female.
MFM - male, female, male; threesome where the men will only play with the female and not each other. |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight
It does.
MMF - male, male, female; threesome where the men play with each other as well as the female.
MFM - male, female, male; threesome where the men will only play with the female and not each other. "
If you have three straight men and a woman, how do you write that ? |
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"There seems to be plenty of guys who use the word straight when they actually mean bisexual "
Including you ?? Or are you getting lots of messages and fabs from “straight” guys ?? I’d suck your cock if it wasn’t for that forest. Clean shaven works both ways you know. |
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If you apply MFM logic to MMF the F only plays with one M
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight
It does.
MMF - male, male, female; threesome where the men play with each other as well as the female.
MFM - male, female, male; threesome where the men will only play with the female and not each other. "
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight " ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf"
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it. |
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"If you apply MFM logic to MMF the F only plays with one M
Exactly. The whole mmf is bi thing seems to have been an invention of Fab users."
We’re new to Fab it’s not something I’ve learned on here. I’m part of online smutty book clubs, my knowledge of acronyms comes from there.
If you’re interested the kinkly website explains them all. |
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""Athletic" when the person clearly has never seen the inside of a gym or last did so years ago and now just shops for clothing in Mike Ashley's sports emporium! "
Lol I used to do this, until I finally gave in and accepted my "average" body type |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it."
The convention of using initial letters and you're right, it can't be done which is why the whole 'mmf is bi' thing is a joke. |
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"There seems to be plenty of guys who use the word straight when they actually mean bisexual
Including you ?? Or are you getting lots of messages and fabs from “straight” guys ?? I’d suck your cock if it wasn’t for that forest. Clean shaven works both ways you know. "
That’s as much of an incentive as I need to keep that ‘forest’ |
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The thing i dislike the most is a phrase.i shall reveal the phrase in a moment, i was going to open a coffee shop but having been fab awhile the name of the coffee shop as far as fab is concerned would of been called ' At the drop of a hat' but i would of gone bankrupted as we all know people on fab state'i can't meet at the drop of a hat'.i'd never have any customers esp from fab!!! |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it.
The convention of using initial letters and you're right, it can't be done which is why the whole 'mmf is bi' thing is a joke."
Is it? |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it."
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Works for me...
If you can be bothered. |
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over a year ago
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""Looking for fun" - mostly used by women who are not looking for fun as they are really,really, really picky "
Because having sex with people they really really really don't fancy is much more fun, right? |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight
It does.
MMF - male, male, female; threesome where the men play with each other as well as the female.
MFM - male, female, male; threesome where the men will only play with the female and not each other.
If you have three straight men and a woman, how do you write that ?"
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight
It does.
MMF - male, male, female; threesome where the men play with each other as well as the female.
MFM - male, female, male; threesome where the men will only play with the female and not each other.
If you have three straight men and a woman, how do you write that ?
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Oh wow never knew this gonna change our profile now to MFM lol |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it.
The convention of using initial letters and you're right, it can't be done which is why the whole 'mmf is bi' thing is a joke."
I think the correct terminology is really helpful to determine whether a single or couple are open to bi play or not. A lot of guys on here state “straight” as their sexuality so they don’t discourage straight only situations, but they are open to bi-play.
I did some research in my book club and I’m informed it’s all about the first letters;
MMMF - 3 bi men, 1 female
MMMFM - 3 bi men, 1 female, 1 straight man
MMFMF - 2 bi men, 1 bi female, 1 straight man, 1 straight female. |
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over a year ago
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"Supermarket names, Asdas Tescos Aldis, people for some reason add and s to the end.
"I'm going to Asdas" "
Actually, it tends to be "I'm going Asdas" now. The "to" seems to be getting dropped.
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it.
The convention of using initial letters and you're right, it can't be done which is why the whole 'mmf is bi' thing is a joke.
I think the correct terminology is really helpful to determine whether a single or couple are open to bi play or not. A lot of guys on here state “straight” as their sexuality so they don’t discourage straight only situations, but they are open to bi-play.
I did some research in my book club and I’m informed it’s all about the first letters;
MMMF - 3 bi men, 1 female
MMMFM - 3 bi men, 1 female, 1 straight man
MMFMF - 2 bi men, 1 bi female, 1 straight man, 1 straight female."
Why do we have to try and communicate in as few letters and as little effort as possible though? Why not just use words to describe unambiguously what we wish for? |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it.
The convention of using initial letters and you're right, it can't be done which is why the whole 'mmf is bi' thing is a joke.
I think the correct terminology is really helpful to determine whether a single or couple are open to bi play or not. A lot of guys on here state “straight” as their sexuality so they don’t discourage straight only situations, but they are open to bi-play.
I did some research in my book club and I’m informed it’s all about the first letters;
MMMF - 3 bi men, 1 female
MMMFM - 3 bi men, 1 female, 1 straight man
MMFMF - 2 bi men, 1 bi female, 1 straight man, 1 straight female.
Why do we have to try and communicate in as few letters and as little effort as possible though? Why not just use words to describe unambiguously what we wish for? "
Yeah this is way too complicated for me! |
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"Supermarket names, Asdas Tescos Aldis, people for some reason add and s to the end.
"I'm going to Asdas"
Actually, it tends to be "I'm going Asdas" now. The "to" seems to be getting dropped.
(Bry)"
I've noticed that.
I heard someone say "I'm just going toilet" the other day |
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"Supermarket names, Asdas Tescos Aldis, people for some reason add and s to the end.
"I'm going to Asdas"
Actually, it tends to be "I'm going Asdas" now. The "to" seems to be getting dropped.
(Bry)
I've noticed that.
I heard someone say "I'm just going toilet" the other day "
A grandchild? |
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The spelling and grammar can be a bit dicey - and that's usually (but by no means always) a good indicator of whether there will be a click. What really annoys me is that UTTERLY daft "publicly traded entity" bollox..... |
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"Supermarket names, Asdas Tescos Aldis, people for some reason add and s to the end.
"I'm going to Asdas"
Actually, it tends to be "I'm going Asdas" now. The "to" seems to be getting dropped.
(Bry)"
Thought that was just more of a Northern thing |
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I’m sure a lot of men who write “MMF” on here actually mean “MFM”
As they both mean the same it really doesn't matter.
I always understood that MMF implied that the men were bi and MFM that they were straight ok so use the convention to describe 3 straight men and 1 woman.
You can't. If the men are bi it's a bi-mmf
I'm not saying you're wrong, just what my understanding of the acronym is. I don't know what the convention is to describe three straight men and one woman. So you're right I can't do it.
The convention of using initial letters and you're right, it can't be done which is why the whole 'mmf is bi' thing is a joke.
I think the correct terminology is really helpful to determine whether a single or couple are open to bi play or not. A lot of guys on here state “straight” as their sexuality so they don’t discourage straight only situations, but they are open to bi-play.
I did some research in my book club and I’m informed it’s all about the first letters;
MMMF - 3 bi men, 1 female
MMMFM - 3 bi men, 1 female, 1 straight man
MMFMF - 2 bi men, 1 bi female, 1 straight man, 1 straight female.
Why do we have to try and communicate in as few letters and as little effort as possible though? Why not just use words to describe unambiguously what we wish for? "
I had to Google this. Apparently it's called talking or communicating. Proper way out kinky. |
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"Supermarket names, Asdas Tescos Aldis, people for some reason add and s to the end.
"I'm going to Asdas"
Actually, it tends to be "I'm going Asdas" now. The "to" seems to be getting dropped.
(Bry)
Thought that was just more of a Northern thing"
Words charged by the letter Ooo North? |
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""professional""
If the members don't write that they are that, then the options are:
*Unemployed / unemployable
*Student/ or worse, a student with nil chance of employment
*Retired
Or
*Offering additional services in increments of ten pounds |
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"Supermarket names, Asdas Tescos Aldis, people for some reason add and s to the end.
"I'm going to Asdas"
Actually, it tends to be "I'm going Asdas" now. The "to" seems to be getting dropped.
(Bry)
Thought that was just more of a Northern thing"
If it's northern, you can here where the "t" would be.
I'm going t'asda. The "t" might not be heard as you expect, but there will be a slight pause in "going" and "asda".
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