🚀 go-pugleaf

		In <Susan-Brassfield-1212961412210001@129.15.90.99>, Susan-Brassfield@ou.edu (Susan Brassfield) writes:
>In article <Pine.SUN.3.95.961208080240.19621a-100000@interport.net>, Eric
>Chen <dchen@interport.net> wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 7 Dec 1996, Gordon E Cato wrote:
>> 
>> > I prefer a woman with some meat on her bones. The last hing I want to 
>> > worry about is breaking a woman in half when I hug her :)
>> >> Yeah, when I full-contact hug a woman, I want my arms filled and my body
>> pressed.
>> 
>> Give me a soft pillowy belly over a hard flat one any day. There's so much
>> more you can do with it. 
>
>I wish more men thought that and meant it. Most of them mean to mean it,
>but they don't.
>
>susan
>
>-- 
>Doubt cannot injure or even perturb the truth.
>The truth is a citadel about which the breezes of doubt play.
>http://www.telepath.com/susanb/

There's something really refreshing about hugging someone whose body fills and even  more than fills encircling arms.  Hugging the Japanese coworker I mentioned is basically a one armed process.  It's almost not worth the effort.

Over the years I have come to realize that the more different  one is the more 
the "normal" world will question.

Over the  years I've had to "fight" for work, housing, equal pay, transportation, 
and access to public facilities that most take for granted,  and even in the  
world of  dating it's been a similar experience.  Yet on a  daily basis all I can 
do is do  my best to show others that those of us who *are*  different may 
not be so different as either of us may have originally thought

Nelson

LOOKOUT! There's a *blind* guy *driving* on the information superhighway!