Ann Lisett

Reviews:

Considering how difficult it is to get accepted to medical schools now, most will spend a couple of years in-between undergraduate and medical school just trying to brush up their applications to get in. Sure, we choose to make this sacrifice. Sometimes, a lot of the time, you just have no choice. There aren't a lot of professions though that, at least speaking for here in the US, require an undergraduate education, four years of medical education, followed by usually a minimum two years of residency. It isn't always a matter of prioritizing or organizing your life. But there is a certain amount of sacrifice that you absolutely have to make up front, and there's no getting around it. We will start climbing in our careers far later than most of our peers. We watch most everyone around us have successful relationships, get married, have kids - usually long before we do. I don't think being a doctor is like every other profession. I don't want to sound rude by saying that so know that I have every intention not to. With my current interests, I will likely be in my early 30's before I finally get my first real job.

Now that is a fine ass! Superb! Wow!

But it is certainly much more rare. And is it entirely unrealistic? No.

unbuttoned red flannel selfpic dimples

That dress is sooo hot! But then she looks good in this pose too. Ok, another pic please! I think I'd like to see her standing upright.

great pic btw may i ask why am i banned from uploading?

not saying i disagree or agree, why do you think someone would tell that to a bunch of strangers who aren't affected by his actions?

The difference in religion will present a problem with her family and you are likely to fall in love and end up heartbroken.

Much hilarity ensued. After a few drinks, we'd get Pictionary out and just draw pictures for the other to guess.

Works for me! Si habla espanol! Uhhhhh...she's a fine-ass Latina with braces...?!?!