Search Results: cheerleaders

scenario 1: Married 10 Years, 2 kids (young)
scenario 2: Married 30 Years, 2 kids (older kids)
scenario 3: Dating 3 Years, pregnant with twins
scenario 4: Dating2 Years, proposing marriage
scenario 5: Perfect Marriage / Relationship

https://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/trump-presidency-destroying-marriages-country-article-1.3386982 - Trump presidency is destroying marriages across the country

Love in the age of Trump is a perilous thing.
Sad, even.
The President's polarizing rhetoric is wreaking havoc on relationships from coast to coast, with his rise to the White House casting a dark shadow over once-happy couples.
There's even a term for the marital mayhem between Trump acolytes and their liberal lovers: The "Trump Divorce."

The expression emerged from the split of former Miami Dolphins cheerleader Lynn Aronberg — a fan of The Donald — and estranged husband Dave Aronberg, a left-leaning lawyer and Democrat.
Aronberg, 37, said in a recent press release that she felt "increasingly isolated" in her marriage of two years.
The self-described staunch Republican's Twitter account featured photos showing her with the President and First Lady Melania Trump.
Her Twitter fans quickly suggested she get together with another newly single Trump supporter whose marriage unraveled over politics.

In high school, I was friends with a girl named Laura. She was absolutely beautiful: blond hair, blue eyes, great physique, athletic, friendly, a cheerleader but not pretentious or snobbish. I lusted for her but knew that I was not mature enough to date before I left high school at age 16.

A few years ago, Laura contacted me on Facebook in connection with our 45th high school reunion; I had not attended a reunion since our 5th. I decided to attend because I was divorced, in a failing relationship, and I wanted to see if any of my female classmates might be single and available.

When I met Laura, I was shocked. She had gained so much weight. . . it was like the photo above, except it was real and not just photoshopped. She had developed a medical problem which required her to frequently use systemic steroidal medications, and that had caused tremendous weight gain. She was still nice, sweet, very pleasant, etc. and she was single and seemed to be interested in me but I could not get past the horrible physical transformation. I know - please don't remind me - that I should not judge her solely by her physical appearance, but the idea of lusting for her was impossible to imagine. . . and I felt guilty about that. . . and disappointed. . . and sympathetic about her medical condition.

Have you ever had such an experience?

okay so this is a student slasher were a bunch of cheerleaders have become killers and they're after the boys LOL...
most of our viewers are ladies...
tell me some innovative and fun and gory way to get killed off in the movie?