Female psychology student

[I Love Boobs]

Originally Posted by misscandy

Hi all!

I've been lurking for a long time and finally decided to join the forum. I'm a 23y/o psychology student who will be specializing in sexuality.

I am here to gain some insights in men psychology. As I'm evergreen, I hope to find someone who is keen to be in a 'virtual' relationship with me. I believe being in a relationship will greatly improve my knowledge in men psychology.

Lastly, I am also looking to provide some services in exchange for some allowance to finance my daily life. I am open to any suggestions - from virtual girlfriend experience to sex therapy (over phone/Zoom).

Do note that I'm not an escort. I am just looking for some extras if possible.

Thanks in advance!

Probably another homo cross-dresser or fatty ugly girl pushing her luck!!!

[FreebiezWanker]

Need to resort to forum confirm is CMI. Cfrm overweight de

[sexcision]

Originally Posted by I Love Boobs

Probably another homo cross-dresser or fatty ugly girl pushing her luck!!!

The cross dresser fanny? Lol

[misscandy]

Here are my stats if anyone is wondering:
Height: 160cm
Weight: 46kg
Vital Stats: 35B-25-36
Looks: 8

[Sgchiongster]

Originally Posted by misscandy

Here are my stats if anyone is wondering:
Height: 160cm
Weight: 46kg
Vital Stats: 35B-25-36
Looks: 8

Seeing is believing. U can say all u want about looks being 8. Unless there are Bros or Sis here who have seen u and give u a rating.
If not, William Hung can also post here and say that his look is a 9🤣🤣🤣

[lipe]

“There’s a sucker born every minute” — P.T. Barnum’s most famous words. He is widely considered to be one of the best purveyors of entertainment in history — a genius in sales and marketing — and these words have become somewhat of a legacy. But did he ever really say them? As it turns out, we may be suckers for believing this after all.

The Quote Heard ‘round the World

Rochester Institute of Technology professor Nicholas DiFonzo described in his 2008 book The Watercooler Effect, that Barnum’s biography could not verify this attribution at all. Rather, it was likely that a banker named David Hannum from Syracuse, New York who actually said it. As described by DiFonzo (p. 124):

This strange story begins with a surreptitious cigar manufacturer named George Hull, who sculpted the giant from a ten-foot-long block of gypsum, buried it in Cardiff, New York, “discovered” it, and put it on display (charging admission, of course). Crowds of spectators journeyed from all over the state of New York to see the “petrified American goliath.” Hull’s hoax was hugely successful.

Most people who were fascinated by the Giant were convinced that it was a petrified man (which was not considered so far-fetched in the 19th century), or a statue made by Jesuit fathers, over three centuries prior. The fact that Hull went to great lengths to make the statue look realistic (including chiseling tiny holes in the statue to imitate pores in his skin) evidently helped.

As the story goes, Hannum purchased the “Cardiff Giant” in 1869 and displayed it for even higher admission fees. When this caught the eye of Barnum, he tried and failed to convince Hannum to sell it. This motivated Barnum to create his own version — a simple replica — and claim it to be the one true Giant, asserting that Hannum’s was a hoax. It is alleged that, at this point, Hannum said “There’s a sucker born every minute,” referring to the gullible customers of Barnum’s more successful exhibit.
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The fascinating end to this story leads to the courtroom, since Hannum sued Barnum for defamation. As it turns out, Hull confessed to having created the sculpture himself, and fabricating the whole original story, so the judge ruled in Barnum’s favour. Indeed, the best defence against defamation is proving that what you said is true.

The Bottom Line

Hannum was correct — Barnum’s customers were “suckers” for believing his bogus story. But so was Hannum, who paid a handsome fee for a phoney sculpture in the first place. It seems that everyone believes things a little too eagerly, especially if they want to believe it.

There you are. Bros will reply to you.

Originally Posted by misscandy

Hi all!

I've been lurking for a long time and finally decided to join the forum. I'm a 23y/o psychology student who will be specializing in sexuality.

I am here to gain some insights in men psychology. As I'm evergreen, I hope to find someone who is keen to be in a 'virtual' relationship with me. I believe being in a relationship will greatly improve my knowledge in men psychology.

Lastly, I am also looking to provide some services in exchange for some allowance to finance my daily life. I am open to any suggestions - from virtual girlfriend experience to sex therapy (over phone/Zoom).

Do note that I'm not an escort. I am just looking for some extras if possible.

Thanks in advance!

[Sgchiongster]

Well say indeed 👍

Originally Posted by lipe

“There’s a sucker born every minute” — P.T. Barnum’s most famous words. He is widely considered to be one of the best purveyors of entertainment in history — a genius in sales and marketing — and these words have become somewhat of a legacy. But did he ever really say them? As it turns out, we may be suckers for believing this after all.

The Quote Heard ‘round the World

Rochester Institute of Technology professor Nicholas DiFonzo described in his 2008 book The Watercooler Effect, that Barnum’s biography could not verify this attribution at all. Rather, it was likely that a banker named David Hannum from Syracuse, New York who actually said it. As described by DiFonzo (p. 124):

This strange story begins with a surreptitious cigar manufacturer named George Hull, who sculpted the giant from a ten-foot-long block of gypsum, buried it in Cardiff, New York, “discovered” it, and put it on display (charging admission, of course). Crowds of spectators journeyed from all over the state of New York to see the “petrified American goliath.” Hull’s hoax was hugely successful.

Most people who were fascinated by the Giant were convinced that it was a petrified man (which was not considered so far-fetched in the 19th century), or a statue made by Jesuit fathers, over three centuries prior. The fact that Hull went to great lengths to make the statue look realistic (including chiseling tiny holes in the statue to imitate pores in his skin) evidently helped.

As the story goes, Hannum purchased the “Cardiff Giant” in 1869 and displayed it for even higher admission fees. When this caught the eye of Barnum, he tried and failed to convince Hannum to sell it. This motivated Barnum to create his own version — a simple replica — and claim it to be the one true Giant, asserting that Hannum’s was a hoax. It is alleged that, at this point, Hannum said “There’s a sucker born every minute,” referring to the gullible customers of Barnum’s more successful exhibit.
Image for post

The fascinating end to this story leads to the courtroom, since Hannum sued Barnum for defamation. As it turns out, Hull confessed to having created the sculpture himself, and fabricating the whole original story, so the judge ruled in Barnum’s favour. Indeed, the best defence against defamation is proving that what you said is true.

The Bottom Line

Hannum was correct — Barnum’s customers were “suckers” for believing his bogus story. But so was Hannum, who paid a handsome fee for a phoney sculpture in the first place. It seems that everyone believes things a little too eagerly, especially if they want to believe it.

There you are. Bros will reply to you.

[Big2]

Your name not sherine right?

[misscandy]

Originally Posted by Big2

Your name not sherine right?

Nah, is she your ex girlfriend?

[itchytopside]

Originally Posted by Big2

Your name not sherine right?

Or the other famous CD, John something

[Zeith]

Originally Posted by Hatchetman

what exactly is a "virtual girlfriend experience?"

Up u back, thanks

[misscandy]

Bump bump! Still looking!

[devilust]

Social experiments?

[happpy]

what if she take the video and post it in school or public

you pay to get yourself shame , worse will ruin your life

[misscandy]

What video? I don't need any video from you darling.