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Aaron Mathis
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Post by Aaron Mathis »

Trevor Salyzyn wrote:
What does your avatar say to you?
My avatar says: "hi, how are you doing?" all the while being too busy thinking about his fantastic reflection.
My Avatar also says: "I'm very impressed with myself".

Bollywood legend....

- Mathis
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Aaron, you dog, how's life been treating ya?

Would've thought you'd adopt a pic of Sammy Jr.

No? Then how about Johnny Mathis? Close to Rat Pack, but with one foot in the real world. Give it some thought.
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Carl!
Aaron, you dog, how's life been treating ya?
Oh God Carl! It was going so good - but boy, what a train wreck last night was. [head shaking]

After I got off work, this co-worker of mine who I used to sit with, stopped by my desk to see how I was doing. I was very nice to her in the past, as I am with all women, big or small.

This one happened to be quite huge. I'm guessing 300 pounds give or take a few. She's out to sea that one.....

What a ship.

She was actually the same big girl that inspired my little rant on the Aaron Mathis thread - you might recall. Back then, despite I felt pulled into her jupiter-like gravity of sexual desire for me, nothing ever happened between us - in part because we got switched to different teams. But anyway, last night we both got off work at the same time and she stopped by my desk. I could tell she wanted me to ask her out, and I felt bad for her. I know she's lonely, and felt sympathy. So I asked her if she wanted to go see 'Pan's Labryinth', a movie I wanted to see anyway. (My attitude toward her was much like a father regards his daugther. At least at that point it was)

So we went to see it. The movie was quite short. Afterwards, we stood outside the theatre, and after discussing the movie as much as we could, it got kinda weird, because she didnt seem like she wanted to go home and I got the sense that she wanted me to invite her into my apartment, which was only one block down. So, I asked her if she wanted to come see my apartment, and she agreed. Actually, I only live in a small room. Just a bacherlor flat. And so I took her into my room. There was nowhere to sit for her, so I made a comfy place on the bed for her. Told her to relax, and to listen to me rehearse my class presentation for school. I took a seat at my computer, but before I got a chance to rehearse my presentation, she started asking me about my plans for the future: she asked if I was ever going to settle down, if I would ever settle down with a girl, etc, etc. With a bit of anxiety and nervousness, I told her about my position on non-attatchment, my desire to be partner-less, to be free, to be a buddha, etc. She suddenly looked very uncomfortable and anxiously struggled to sit up a bit straighter on my bed. But her efforts appeared to produce not much effect, given her size. As she glanced at me uncomfortably with a loss for words, I felt rigid, unlovable and anxious.

And so, to escape from despair, I suddenly had the desire to deal with my negative feelings by cuddling up to her and being affectionate - as non-sexually as possible. And so, I put on a series of national geographic podcasts, tilted the computer monitor toward the bed, and then said to her in an innocent kind of way: "Why don't I come lay with you?"

"Well of couse!" She said with a smile.

And so I laid on the bed next to her - watching national geographic.

I then said: "do you want me to hold you in my arms?"

"Yes" she said.

And this felt quite nice.

She then continued to question me about my philosophy.

It was much easier to talk my talk when I was holding and caressing her. It made it seem much easier emotionally. I told a few funny stories and started giving her guru like speils about what she needs to do with her life. But I was just amazed by the size of her cleavage. Freakin melons.

There are so many weird details in regards to the exchange of words that lead up to the dry humping, but I'll cut to the chase:

She somehow managed to get her clothes off on her own initiative without me doing anything other than light kissing, and after I told her I wouldnt have sex without a condom, she whispered passionately - "well then just dry hump me then"

And so here I am, dry humping this 300 pound girl with my face between her giant melons which I occasional palmed simultaneously. Out of fatigue and boredom, I eventually turned off her, and because her efforts at masterbating me failed, and also because of her repeated request to "see me cum" - I ended up masterbating myself into my t-shirt.

And then we just laid there - me holding her - but for the next half hour I had to continuously listen to the same queries over and over again.

1) Tell me who I am Aaron. Who am I? I don't know who I am. Tell me who I am.

2) Why don't you need anyone? Why arent you settling down with someone? Don't you get lonely?

3) Are you sure we can't have sex? I've only been off the pill for about a week.

This went on for a long time. Eventually she got angry with me, telling me that my whole 'non-attatchment' philosophy was just an excuse to 'use her'. Then her tone became depressed. She said: "this sort of thing happening without any sort of commitment and connection is just empty and sad, Aaron." I replied: "it's empty and sad either way - - this is just a lesson, and now you understand why I don't really like this sort of thing"

She then inquired more deeply into my philosophy leaving me no choice but to tell her:

"Sex is for making babies and that recreational sex is something that I think pollutes my mind and makes me stupid"

She then made her final angry accusation: "you're just saying all this because you don't think I'm good enough for you - but if you were with a more beautiful girl, you wouldnt be like this" "your just using me"

I told her that if she didnt start being more nice then she would have to leave.

She then snuggled up closely to me and said sorry.

But then she returned to a familiar theme: "what do you think of me?"

I replied saying that I thought she was strong-minded, clever, funny, and a nice person to be around. (compared to most women I know, this is actually true)

But she was unsatisfied with my answers and then became a bit more hostile, delivering more angry accusations, identical to the ones that she appologized for earlier.

After diffusing her emotions, she then asked me, in more specific language: "how do you percieve me?"

"I already told you" I replied.

"But that's it?" - she asked.

I then told her: "look, you are searching in vain for a sense of completeness from another person, and you will never find it. Nothing I say will satisfy you.

"Yes, I could be satisfied.........Aaron, what do I look like to you?"

I caught on. She wanted me to tell her she was pretty. So I said:

"I really like your pretty face, your healthy complextion, your soft skin - I like touching you"

This made her very quiet! She hugged me tightly. With my wireless mouse, I put on some nice music and relaxed. And thankfully, she said she had to go, because it was 3am.

But by the time she was dressed and ready to go, her mood changed again for the worse.

Her final words were: "remember what I said earlier Aaron: this sort of thing happening without any sort of commitment and connection is just empty, and sad - - so think about that"

"ok, ok - I will" I said. "I'm sorry if you feel bad about this"

"I'm ok" she said.

I called her a cab, and off she went.

I woke up the next day feeling as if I commited a murder. What a terrible feeling. But I should have known. It was the same miserable feeling I felt the last time I had sexual relations with a big girl (the last one, and the first one, was about 200pounds. I had a condom for her, and gave it to her doggy style, which was quite a sight)

But never again. Too much sorrow. These girls were not helped by my kindness.


- Mathis
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Post by Aaron Mathis »

But the Sammy Davis pic I found sure cheered me up!

Thanks to my boy Carldino - Mathis is back on his feet!
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Post by Carl G »

Aaron Mathis wrote:But the Sammy Davis pic I found sure cheered me up!

Thanks to my boy Carldino - Mathis is back on his feet!
Avatar's lookin' good, Aaron.

And, er, thanks for the update about the uplate date. Definitely bordering on Too Much Info -- okay, it was more over the border than a family of wetbacks on a new moon -- but interesting! Sounds like you got your work cut out for you if you want to stop being Dr Phil and Dr Ruth Mathis to the big girls.
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Post by Dan Rowden »

Carl G wrote:I like Dan's: a man and woman carrying an infinity sign.

Also, his old one, the man and woman walking in the woods.
Egads! You thought it was a bloke and a sheila? God forbid. Both involve two males, the first walking in the woods discussing philosophy, the second - well, let's just say they're both blokes. beyond that it's up to you.
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Post by Katy »

Dan Rowden wrote:the second - well, let's just say they're both blokes. beyond that it's up to you.
the front guy looks like he's trying to lasso the back guy... NO YOU WILL SEE THE INFINITE! YOU WILL LIVE IN THE INFINITE!
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Post by Carl G »

Messin' with you, Dan.

I know you wouldn't have anything but blokes up there. But I do remember you changing to the infinity around the time one or two members said they thought that was a nice female/male couple in the woods.
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Post by Shahrazad »

Mine is a pic of Shahrazad telling stories to the Shah. Those stories saved her life.

Edit:

Sorry. I was describing my ezboard avatar. I don't think I have an avatar here.
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Post by Jamesh »

I think Dan's looks like two repairmen on the outside of a spaceship carrying a fan belt type replacement part for the ship's motor.
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Jamesh wrote:I think Dan's looks like two repairmen on the outside of a spaceship carrying a fan belt type replacement part for the ship's motor.
The Infinity is just too heavy for one man so it takes 2?
-Katy
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Post by Jamesh »

The Infinity is just too heavy for one man so it takes 2?

:)

They've got the whole world in thier hands, They've got the whole world in thier hands,
They've got the whole world in thier hands, They've got the whole world in thier hands!
They've got the itty, bitty, baby in thier hands
They've got momma and papa
They've got you and me, sister, in thier hands

Come on everyone sing along :)
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Post by Diebert van Rhijn »

Aaron Mathis wrote:But never again. Too much sorrow. These girls were not helped by my kindness.
Aaron, you appear to be a damned good writer, even if the plots are getting a bit repetitive. Do you think the story can be read also allegorically? Aren't you the oversized word artist standing by the Genius Desk waiting for kindness? Or something?

Just can't help reading allegory in almost anything these days, you'll have to excuse me.

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Post by Aaron Mathis »

Diebert van Rhijn wrote:
Aaron Mathis wrote:But never again. Too much sorrow. These girls were not helped by my kindness.
Aaron, you appear to be a damned good writer, even if the plots are getting a bit repetitive. Do you think the story can be read also allegorically? Aren't you the oversized word artist standing by the Genius Desk waiting for kindness? Or something?
Hahaha - - Diebert! Honestly D, although, I admit that I like to provoke angry reactions and throw the attention on myself, I just took the opportunity to get some things off my chest......I was feeling guilty and wanted to write a confession. But I admire your suggestion. That the story is a metaphor for my own bloatedness and inner neediness for holiness to rub itself up against me - - LOL. Perhaps a bit of truth there.
Diebert wrote: Just can't help reading allegory in almost anything these days, you'll have to excuse me.
You are more than just excused, D-B! You are right up there with Carl on my list of G-forum allstars.
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Post by Blair »

I must say, in the 2 or 3 times I saw Leyla's actual photo as her avatar, she did appear to be a very physically attractive woman.

I'm glad she changed it to the freaky fish thing.
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Post by Leyla Shen »

prince wrote:
I'm glad she changed it to the freaky fish thing.
[laughs] I was tempted to put up a semi-nude one recently in support of Leah, but thought better of it...

Good memory.

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Post by Carl G »

You're one of my favorite people, too, Aaron. You're nothing like that moron Jerry Lewis.
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prince wrote:I must say, in the 2 or 3 times I saw Leyla's actual photo as her avatar, she did appear to be a very physically attractive woman.

I'm glad she changed it to the freaky fish thing.
I think you're making that up.

(i.e. the part about Leyla having her own pic in an avatar -note how I saved myself there).
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Post by Dan Rowden »

And, btw, if you guys think the Rat Pack avatars are clever, you're wrong.
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Aaron Mathis
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Post by Aaron Mathis »

Dan Rowden wrote:And, btw, if you guys think the Rat Pack avatars are clever, you're wrong.
Carl, it looks like somebody wanted his avatar to be Jerry Lewis.

And now here he is, crashing into our tea party, playing the big bully, all upset.
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Post by Ryan Rudolph »

Dean Martin Impression:

Good evening all, am I too late? Are all the good ladies gone? Danny, Calm down, you’ve got a temper on ya like Franky or maybe even Momo.

You’ve scaring me here, it looks like you’ve been controlling the show for too long, and it’s gone to your head, but don’t worry we’ve not out to steal you’re retirement package…

hey, where’s that Leyla Shen mistress at? I need someone to relight my cigarette.


“When you’re this smooth, they give you your drinks for free”
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^Tosser

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Dean Martin Impression continued:

Leyla Shen wrote:
Tosser
Pardon me there, but when you say Tosser, are you referring to:

1 - an offensive term for a person, especially a man, regarded as unintelligent or contemptible ( slang )

2 - or are you saying it as in ‘toss-her’- or toss over that cigarette so I can light it for ya.

I'm guessing its probably the latter.
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Post by Elizabeth Isabelle »

I thought she was referring to the act of vomiting, which is what I felt like doing in response to your post. *green* - where's the waste basket?
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Elizabeth wrote:
I thought she was referring to the act of vomiting, which is what I felt like doing in response to your post. *green* - where's the waste basket?
if you read Dean Martin quotes on the internet, it seems that my impression doesnt do him justice because it has a bit more dimension than his actual character, boy, he's a hard one to emulate.

RIP Rat pack, I think I'll change faces.
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