Do you fancy any of your neighbours?

Do you fancy any of your neighbours?

Author
Discussion

thewildblue

351 posts

174 months

Tuesday 27th July 2010
quotequote all
nobodyknows said:
Asterix said:
Most of my neighbours look like this -

she's got a red G-String & stockings on under there you know
and most likely a beard and some evil thigh burns......

norby1

472 posts

174 months

Tuesday 27th July 2010
quotequote all
2 doors down there is a woman in her early 30s, lives with her OH. She has the nicest rack I think I have ever seen. She has a tendancy to sit in her garden in a bikini top and shorts, and the sight makes me want to bang it like a sthouse door in a gale!!!!

A couple of doors the other way lives a blonde on her late 20's nice face and figure...only problem is the 3 kids which would mean she must have a clunge like the proverbial wizard's sleeve..... smile

snowy slopes

38,831 posts

188 months

Tuesday 27th July 2010
quotequote all
Our next door neighbour has a habit of doing the gardening in low cut tops, and although she hasnt got the best figure in the world, her jubblies are fantastic and i so would be nuts deep in her given the chance. Having said that, i think mrs slopes might possibly find out, after all next door is only about 20 feet away

BazT

319 posts

190 months

Tuesday 27th July 2010
quotequote all
TVR1 said:
Cas_P said:
I have changed my profile picture
Not that I was looking or anything ...really....but it was quite nice...and you're just up the road from me....not in a stalkerbookrapeysortofway....obviously. biggrin
The same picture as used for years, and it must be said really wasn't accurately indicative...*



















  • Of course in person Cas is much hotter! jester

perdu

4,884 posts

200 months

Tuesday 27th July 2010
quotequote all
V8mate said:
Asterix said:
Most of my neighbours look like this -

Don't you find that, contrary to the supposed intended consequences sought by the blokes who make them dress up like that - that they are covered so that blokes don't look at them - that in fact you look at them all the more because you're wondering whether they've got anything on underneath? The dirty minxes!
no

Uncle Fester

3,114 posts

209 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
993Targa said:
Uncle Fester said:
Don’t do it.

At 17 I had a relationship for about six months with the younger sister of my next door neighbour; she was 36 and married.

I had known both her son and daughter as a child. She did wonders for my education but a few years later I met her daughter again and she introduced me to her best friend.

I ended up marrying the best friend. Decades later my wife still throws the relationship in my face if we argue.

The moral is don’t go there. Life has a weird way of turning around and biting you; it complicates your life beyond belief.
Not sure whether to congratulate or commesirate with you.
Commiserate; I posted as a warning not to do it.

The good side was that the Cougar got off on playing teacher. She turned a typical 17 year old performance, (not very good, embarrassed, unconfident, all energy, haste and no skill) into someone who knew exactly how to produce the desired result. I have always been grateful for the lessons.

Unfortunately the price was high.

I had a girlfriend my own age. Neither of us knew what we were doing properly and were learning as we went along. I dropped the new knowledge into the situation. She squirted, drenching her parent’s settee and ruined it. She was sharing secrets with her older sister and asked her to help cover up the damage. The sister realised that I hadn’t just made the new stuff up and someone had showed me. I broke her heart and rightly got dumped for infidelity. Her parents weren’t very understanding about their daughter (or the settee) and her brother came looking for me. He got hurt and that just made the situation worse with the Police getting involved.

That meant my parents getting involved and I got trouble from them too.

The Cougar’s marriage was practically over anyway and they were staying together until the kids were grown up. I think he was still involved emotionally, but she wasn’t. The husband realised something was going on, but not who with and got jealous, which probably saved me from a beating. He knocked her around for it and they ended up divorced. It wasn’t entirely down to me, I don’t think I was her first pupil and maybe not the last, but I certainly didn’t help the marriage.

Naturally the Cougar and her daughter continued to visit the house next door because her sister lived there. One day the daughter bought her best friend (now my wife) and that’s how we met. At that time the daughter still didn’t know about her mother and I. When she found out it soured the friendship between her and my wife. My wife lost her best friend as a result of something I had done. I naturally got the blame.

This alone gives her the ammunition whenever we argue.

I was lucky to get away with it. Had it come out earlier then I might never have been introduced to my wife. My wife says she knew I ‘was the one’ on the day we met. Had she not been very much in love when the secret came out then I could have lost her. By extension I wouldn’t have had our children.

Finally, all this happened many years ago. Since the Cougar continued to visit her sister and her sister continued to live next door to my parents, I saw her occasionally. But with the passing years I saw a woman that I once had feelings for age and eventually die.

It’s quite sobering to see a former lover die. It brings home the fact that unless you die first, you will lose your soulmate. We have reached an age that some of our friends have passed on and we are an age that it could have been us.

In hindsight too many people got hurt and too much was risked for any benefit derived. Had both of us been unattached and the connection that occasionally bought us back together not existed then it would have been harmless and great.

It’s all too easy to start a situation that gets out of control when other people are involved and everyone gets hurt. You end up sorry in the long run, don’t do it.

Famous Graham

26,553 posts

226 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
What an excellent post. Very poignant.

GlenMH

5,213 posts

244 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
+1
Post of the year for me.

sonic_2k_uk

4,007 posts

208 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
Famous Graham said:
What an excellent post. Very poignant.
+2

993Targa

866 posts

240 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
sonic_2k_uk said:
Famous Graham said:
What an excellent post. Very poignant.
+2
+3 Many thanks for expanding on your comment and for those who are interested it is certainly food for thought.
I just couldn't do it, the trail of destruction would touch the lives of so many people.

Original Poster

5,429 posts

177 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
Nothing here unfortuantely... frown

WorAl

10,877 posts

189 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all


Not really. Just not my type.

Mazda Baiter

37,068 posts

189 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
911motorsport said:
Mazda Baiter said:
The neighbour but one down the road gets her chebs out in the sun now and again. Apparently when I water the garden at night, if I stand by the compost heap whilst I water the veggies, I can see into the back bedroom of her house which she uses as a walk in wardrobe/dressing room. Which is nice...just after she's had a shower.

I feel regular evening recce missions coming on. smile
hehe

Poledriver

28,647 posts

195 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
WorAl said:


Not really. Just not my type.
That's not what we've herd! biggrin

Message to speeling police...That was intentional!

Mazda Baiter

37,068 posts

189 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
sday12 said:
Mazda Baiter said:
The neighbour but one down the road gets her chebs out in the sun now and again. Apparently when I water the garden at night, if I stand by the compost heap whilst I water the veggies, I can see into the back bedroom of her house which she uses as a walk in wardrobe/dressing room. Which is nice...just after she's had a shower.

I feel regular evening recce missions coming on. smile
That sounds all a bit too 'rapey'
Pervy, I'll accept. Rapey is a bit far.

snowy slopes

38,831 posts

188 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
993Targa said:
sonic_2k_uk said:
Famous Graham said:
What an excellent post. Very poignant.
+2
+3 Many thanks for expanding on your comment and for those who are interested it is certainly food for thought.
I just couldn't do it, the trail of destruction would touch the lives of so many people.
This is one of the reasons why even though mrs slopes drives me to the point of doing the dirty deed with someone else, i have so far managed to restrain myself. Not only would it ruin my relationship with her folks, it would hit my folks and the neighbours husband, who, it turns out, is a half decent bloke and after thinking about it, like you said, i dont think i could ruin his marriage either. As such i have decided that whenever she winds me up, i'll just shout at the silly woman

911motorsport

7,251 posts

234 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
WorAl said:


Not really. Just not my type.
Racist

nobodyknows

12,045 posts

170 months

Wednesday 28th July 2010
quotequote all
WorAl said:


Not really. Just not my type.
are you sure...

ZesPak

24,435 posts

197 months

Thursday 29th July 2010
quotequote all
nobodyknows said:
WorAl said:


Not really. Just not my type.
are you sure...
I'm fairly sure they'd be less than impressed hehe