I realise English is not your first language so I must ask: Did you mean to say 'Thrust me'? Because 'trust' means to believe someone or rely on their opinion. 'Thrust' is a movement, pushing forward, most often associated with sex (as in: pelvic thrust- pushing your pelvis forward).
[I don't know how correct this is (I used the Babelfish translator) but: trust= fiducia thrust= spinta Does that make sense?]
Probably you call this a "Poor Figure", here in Italy "figura di merda"... and I'm not going to translate that because it's not exactly polite!
No, I have really writing a stupidity! The exact word would have been "believe", but I don't know why this morning I wrote down "Thrust"... would be too complicated to describe my mental trials! The curious thing is: why when we speaks of such subject (Dominic Monaghan...) also not wanting, we find us to speak about sex? It's cosmic equilibrium... I think! Thanks for the tip!
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Because 'trust' means to believe someone or rely on their opinion.
'Thrust' is a movement, pushing forward, most often associated with sex (as in: pelvic thrust- pushing your pelvis forward).
[I don't know how correct this is (I used the Babelfish translator) but:
trust= fiducia
thrust= spinta
Does that make sense?]
It just sounds funny so I had to ask.
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No, I have really writing a stupidity!
The exact word would have been "believe", but I don't know why this morning I wrote down "Thrust"... would be too complicated to describe my mental trials!
The curious thing is: why when we speaks of such subject (Dominic Monaghan...) also not wanting, we find us to speak about sex?
It's cosmic equilibrium... I think!
Thanks for the tip!
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