363LikesI kind of figured that would be the case, with or without the 'born again virgin' label. Sean is not my cup of tea but frankly I'd rather have a bachelor who holds back than a slimeball like Bob who hit everything that moved. Blech.
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I kind of figured that would be the case, with or without the 'born again virgin' label. Sean is not my cup of tea but frankly I'd rather have a bachelor who holds back than a slimeball like Bob who hit everything that moved. Blech.
Don't worry - we've ALL occasionally said something that at least one other person "corrected" us on. The fun (and most important) part is getting to a common communication ground.Originally Posted by ladygreco
Oops, I didn't mean anything controversial with my original statement, I was just confused about the terminology. That's the problem with posting I guess.
Oops, I didn't mean anything controversial with my original statement, I was just confused about the terminology. That's the problem with posting I guess.
Don't worry. That's the beauty of FORT. There's always somebody who knows the answer!
Having been raised in the kind of church that uses this term, I'll give a you a brief answer. It's somebody that has a sexual history, but then has a religious experience and comes to regret it. Therefore, they pledge to remain celibate until they marry just like regular virgins.
How's that?
Maggie: "While she takes care of the men with the guns, why don't you sit down and I'll make you a nice, hot cup of tea?"
Pan Am stewardesses: prepared for anything!
Thanks! I had never heard that term before. Makes sense now!Don't worry. That's the beauty of FORT. There's always somebody who knows the answer!
Having been raised in the kind of church that uses this term, I'll give a you a brief answer. It's somebody that has a sexual history, but then has a religious experience and comes to regret it. Therefore, they pledge to remain celibate until they marry just like regular virgins.
How's that?
Great explanation. Now why couldn't I have said it like that?Don't worry. That's the beauty of FORT. There's always somebody who knows the answer!
Having been raised in the kind of church that uses this term, I'll give a you a brief answer. It's somebody that has a sexual history, but then has a religious experience and comes to regret it. Therefore, they pledge to remain celibate until they marry just like regular virgins.
How's that?
Except me.
Impossible things are being done every day.
Excellent explanation!!Don't worry. That's the beauty of FORT. There's always somebody who knows the answer!
Having been raised in the kind of church that uses this term, I'll give a you a brief answer. It's somebody that has a sexual history, but then has a religious experience and comes to regret it. Therefore, they pledge to remain celibate until they marry just like regular virgins.
How's that?and something I did not know about.
Sean gave Tierra a rose as soon as he met her... even though he didn't seem interested in her. The producers must have told him to do that. Was all of his interest in her fake? Sean must have known from day one that Tierra was an actress hired to play the villain.
Could have been. Without Sean doing that, there was nothing interesting going on anyway. Even with the producers trying to produce some drama to make the show interesting this season, Sean is just a big boring fail to me. He really does come off as quite the simpleton.
I am not the only one who is finding this season boring either. From E!'s website (there are no spoilers but I am still not sure if I can post the link hehe).
So how interested were people to meet the 26 ladies looking to become Sean's "one"? Well, 6.8 million viewers tuned into the Season 17 premiere, which attracted a 2.3 rating in the all-important 18-49 demo, down a tenth from last season's premiere, but ranking as the franchise's lowest-rated debut to date.
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