How much money do I have to spend on a date before I can expect to get some good lovin?

Like, if I let her get an appetizer AND desert with her dinner, does entitle me to more action than if it was just, like, a soup and salad? If a girl says she's not hungry, is that hint that she's not going to put out?

My boyfriend always taunts and scares me with bugs. It's getting really annoying?

Try talking to him more about how you don't like that and tell him to stop. I would say threaten that you will leave him if he doesn't stop, but sometimes that doesn't go to well, so yeah. Maybe he will listen eventually, or he will get tired of doing that after a while.

Why do men like poohing ?

From a man's perspective, I don't necessarily like it, its just a bodily function that needs to be done. The stimulation of the prostate has nothing to do with it.

Why do people say TNA is going to bankrupt soon?

just cause its getting higher ratings than before , dosent mean its the better show , hogan made that show look horrible ......................they hire, fire and give pushes to the wrong wrestlers

What jeep is best for off road terrain?

I would need one that is fully enclosed, so the wrangler would not work. I also need it air conditioned because I will be using it in the Sahara Desert a lot.

Is it weird I'm developing a degree of female-identification?

When I was a bit younger (13 or so) I came to the conclusion that I was a man. I want to be physically male. However, I didn't, and never did, want to take on the male gender role. I don't mean just the stereotypical "beers and b*tches" role, but nearly ALL of the connotations societyhas attached to being man-identified and having a male body are repugnant to me and in my opinion are rooted in patriarchy, which I oppose. I tried to be a man for two years in an attempt to get approved for hormones and such, but I decided I was repressing who I am as a person. I want to be physically male, but I am just not fitting of the societal role of masculinity. However, I don't particularly like the feminine gender role either, though I am more suited for it. I feel like neither society's constructs of masculinity nor femininity suit who I am as a person. I thus identify as gender queer broadly and grrrly boi or boigrrrl as a specific category. For a man, I was considered very feminine. For a woman, I am considered rather masculine. Lately, where I've been simply doing as I wished regardless of the gender role igned to it, I have developed a degree of identification with female masculinity. It seems a bit different than the role of male masculinity, and seems to be a role I can tolerate for work (since unfortunately in this day-and-age, I can't be genderqueer in the work place, but in my area a butch girl wouldn't raise eyebrows) if I change it slightly), though everywhere outside of work I'd rather be my androgynous, genderqueer self. With look I want to be masculine but without disguising my female body and longish, androgynous hair. Previously, I had identified, oddly, with male femininity. It could be a survival thing. The reality is I can't p as a femme man because I am very obviously biologically female, but I can p as a soft butch to some people. Is this odd?

Adding my laptop to my 4 port router, how do I make a network ?

The DI-604 has been discontinued in the US in May of 2007 but the product manual is still available on the D-link website. Go to a href="http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=DI-604" rel="nofollow"http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=DI-60…/a click on "Support Resources" enter your revision number and then look at the product manual or the knowledge base.