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Mount Your Friends is endlessly hilarious. I can't play without smiling.Well, there's that one game where you stack dudes and that also had a lot of floppy dongs.
Mount Your Friends is endlessly hilarious. I can't play without smiling.Well, there's that one game where you stack dudes and that also had a lot of floppy dongs.
JD Williams is the best. I liked him since Oz.BTW, I just finished watching The Wire, which was full of STUDS. Why did I not know this before?
Hell ya, love peaches. Rub is great. Love Close Up.
Did fanart of the album cover.
What is everyone doing for halloween!?
My boyfriend and I will be Adam and stEVE, or GOT characters.
Are you Russian? That's interesting - my ex is, and he's not homophobic in the least, but he also emigrated to the United States at the young age of ten or so and his parents are, of course, a different story. The standard for older people in the country who grew up with communism was atheism, so homophobia there is, from my limited and crude 'murican understanding, largely enforced as a policy and cultural habit from the top-down and is not necessarily based in religion.
I don't think that sex on the first date is specifically a LGBT phenomenon. I think generally more people are sex positive and no longer feel need 'hold back' on a first date.
Whether that's good or bad, I don't know. It depends on the person. And don't let anyone judge you for your preference
Gay-Gaf, sorry for the random question, but do you guys think that nowadays it's basically just normal (and even expected) to have sex the first date if it goes well and there is mutual attraction? Or vice versa: Is it considered weird nowadays to not fuck first date if the attraction is there?
Interested in what people from different parts of the world think about this. Guess I could extend the question to the whole LGBTQIA+ community actually. I am sure there will be some different trends in there as well, maybe?
Gay-Gaf, sorry for the random question, but do you guys think that nowadays it's basically just normal (and even expected) to have sex the first date if it goes well and there is mutual attraction? Or vice versa: Is it considered weird nowadays to not fuck first date if the attraction is there?
Interested in what people from different parts of the world think about this. Guess I could extend the question to the whole LGBTQIA+ community actually. I am sure there will be some different trends in there as well, maybe?
This degradation of family values tbh...
Ready for Trump to make America great again.
Gay-Gaf, sorry for the random question, but do you guys think that nowadays it's basically just normal (and even expected) to have sex the first date if it goes well and there is mutual attraction? Or vice versa: Is it considered weird nowadays to not fuck first date if the attraction is there?
Interested in what people from different parts of the world think about this. Guess I could extend the question to the whole LGBTQIA+ community actually. I am sure there will be some different trends in there as well, maybe?
I do feel that its much more common in the LGBT community, and even more so in larger cities. At least that's my persona experience with the people I know. But yeah of course, this is a general trend in the western world.
But to me "sex positive" seems like a slight euphemism, or understatement to say the least ;-)
Ready for Trump to make America great again.
Yes, Trump is really living those family value$$$.
I'm passionate about education, if you know what I mean.
I want to teach him a lesson.
Or vice versa tbh.
Edit: Praise Jebus for this new page. BRB, need to cook something up.
OK, here we go:
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Gay-Gaf, sorry for the random question, but do you guys think that nowadays it's basically just normal (and even expected) to have sex the first date if it goes well and there is mutual attraction? Or vice versa: Is it considered weird nowadays to not fuck first date if the attraction is there?
Interested in what people from different parts of the world think about this. Guess I could extend the question to the whole LGBTQIA+ community actually. I am sure there will be some different trends in there as well, maybe?
Hey there DethBen, glad to see you here in this thread!
I am humbled that you would list me as a reason to post in here. Thanks.Seeing as this is your thread gave me another incentive to post. ;o
Wow, that's a fantastic reaction to your coming-out. Glad everything went so well for you, Kiba. :3I officially came out as bisexual to my friends and family a couple days ago. I was a bit scared in how people would respond to it as most of my family and friends are Christian, but the response was very positive. Some of the comments that people said
"Love you Zach <3<3 Your Amazing."
"Good for you dude"
"Zach, I am so proud of you for feeling confident enough to open up to those around you to tell them something so personal. You are an incredible man and incredible friend and I'm so glad that you trust those around you and can open up. I am so proud of you who you are, and will always be proud to call you mine friend."
"I will always love you for who you are! I am proud of you for standing up and saying this publicly."
The last one made me cry as it was from my cousin, who I've been very close to her since I was very little. It's very nice to see someone very close to you be so supportive of how you are. I just want to give her a big damm hug because of it.
Awwwwwwwwww. Making me cry right now.I officially came out as bisexual to my friends and family a couple days ago. I was a bit scared in how people would respond to it as most of my family and friends are Christian, but the response was very positive. Some of the comments that people said
"Love you Zach <3<3 Your Amazing."
"Good for you dude"
"Zach, I am so proud of you for feeling confident enough to open up to those around you to tell them something so personal. You are an incredible man and incredible friend and I'm so glad that you trust those around you and can open up. I am so proud of you who you are, and will always be proud to call you mine friend."
"I will always love you for who you are! I am proud of you for standing up and saying this publicly."
The last one made me cry as it was from my cousin, who I've been very close to her since I was very little. It's very nice to see someone very close to you be so supportive of how you are. I just want to give her a big damm hug because of it.
I officially came out as bisexual to my friends and family a couple days ago. I was a bit scared in how people would respond to it as most of my family and friends are Christian, but the response was very positive. Some of the comments that people said
"Love you Zach <3<3 Your Amazing."
"Good for you dude"
"Zach, I am so proud of you for feeling confident enough to open up to those around you to tell them something so personal. You are an incredible man and incredible friend and I'm so glad that you trust those around you and can open up. I am so proud of you who you are, and will always be proud to call you mine friend."
"I will always love you for who you are! I am proud of you for standing up and saying this publicly."
The last one made me cry as it was from my cousin, who I've been very close to her since I was very little. It's very nice to see someone very close to you be so supportive of how you are. I just want to give her a big damm hug because of it.
They just showed a sex change surgery on Channel 4's "Girls to Men", I'm quite squeamish so I was expecting to look away, but it was really fascinating. It's amazing what science can do nowadays and I'm so happy that people are finally able to be in the body they deserve.
I think we are more or less on the same page overall and I appreciate the willingness of some, including you to keep giving input on the subject so I agree it is enlightening.This conversation has been enlightening nonetheless.
I officially came out as bisexual to my friends and family a couple days ago.
That sounds terrible, Rafa. Hope you can have that behind you as quick as possible.Going to the doctor at this hour. Haven't been able to eat and I have reached point where I can't talk cause the throat has gotten worse. Also producing tons of saliva which gives me vibes I might puke. At least the fever and body ache ain't so bad right now but FML still.
Edit: Benadryl had me randomly falling asleep in the day so I know it will be a long night once again
I officially came out as bisexual to my friends and family a couple days ago. I was a bit scared in how people would respond to it as most of my family and friends are Christian, but the response was very positive. Some of the comments that people said
"Love you Zach <3<3 Your Amazing."
"Good for you dude"
"Zach, I am so proud of you for feeling confident enough to open up to those around you to tell them something so personal. You are an incredible man and incredible friend and I'm so glad that you trust those around you and can open up. I am so proud of you who you are, and will always be proud to call you mine friend."
"I will always love you for who you are! I am proud of you for standing up and saying this publicly."
The last one made me cry as it was from my cousin, who I've been very close to her since I was very little. It's very nice to see someone very close to you be so supportive of how you are. I just want to give her a big damm hug because of it.
The betrayal to McD thoI believe we haven't seen you from the front yet. You look like a completely different person from that angle to me. Cute crown too.
The betrayal to McD tho
I love those Pumpkin Pies though. Not as much as the Haupia Pies they serve in Hawaii.McD and BK are both shit imo
Then Saturday he came with me
and a group of old film school friends
Me and my guy had a cool Friday. Went to his place, he drove us to get Halloween Whoppers pictured here (asked if I could have a crown)
And he is moving soon so we went to see the apartment he wants. Then we got ice cream at Shake Shack on a lakeside and ate it on the dock. Then we went and walked around Winter Park at sunset, which is this beautiful traditional main street with about a mile of lovely restaurants and cafes and shops, with a nice park in the middle. Then we went to a Pride party in the street which was on this little street with original buildings and lights strung up and it looked really nice.
Then Saturday he came with me and a group of old film school friends that I don't see often to Halloween Horror Nights (which was fine but the best part was the permanent rides).
I think we are more or less on the same page overall and I appreciate the willingness of some, including you to keep giving input on the subject so I agree it is enlightening.
Congrats!
That sounds terrible, Rafa. Hope you can have that behind you as quick as possible.
So, the democratic debate was solid. Clinton pretty much owned it. Half the time she was debating the Republicans instead of her peers. Her answers were excellent in terms of winning a general election. Shy of actual prosecution for the email scandal, she's going to be the next President.
Well, Jim Webb's a Blue Dog Democrat, a dying breed. I appreciate him getting me access to the Post 9/11 GI Bill, but other than that, he's pretty much an old man yelling at clouds.Yeahp.
Webb tho. Good lord. He should be a Republican but they're too crazy for him now which is really saying something because lmao.
So, the democratic debate was solid. Clinton pretty much owned it. Half the time she was debating the Republicans instead of her peers. Her answers were excellent in terms of winning a general election. Shy of actual prosecution for the email scandal, she's going to be the next President.
So, the democratic debate was solid. Clinton pretty much owned it. Half the time she was debating the Republicans instead of her peers. Her answers were excellent in terms of winning a general election. Shy of actual prosecution for the email scandal, she's going to be the next President.
Thanks! Now that you mention it, I realize I often go for some side eye or winking angle lolI believe we haven't seen you from the front yet. You look like a completely different person from that angle to me. Cute crown too.
Relationships are about compromise sometimes but you can rest assured that he has eaten a lot of McDonald's in the past ~5 weeksThe betrayal to McD tho
AllegedlyWhoa...bit personal info isn't it?
Kinky
Thanks! Yes, we're exclusive and I have microwaved many frozen meals for himOmg... Soooo handsome!!
Woof woof!
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I'm glad you had a wonderful weekend with your guy. So does that mean you two are a couple now?
So, the democratic debate was solid. Clinton pretty much owned it. Half the time she was debating the Republicans instead of her peers. Her answers were excellent in terms of winning a general election. Shy of actual prosecution for the email scandal, she's going to be the next President.
Me and my guy had a cool Friday. Went to his place, he drove us to get Halloween Whoppers pictured here (asked if I could have a crown)
And he is moving soon so we went to see the apartment he wants. Then we got ice cream at Shake Shack on a lakeside and ate it on the dock. Then we went and walked around Winter Park at sunset, which is this beautiful traditional main street with about a mile of lovely restaurants and cafes and shops, with a nice park in the middle. Then we went to a Pride party in the street which was on this little street with original buildings and lights strung up and it looked really nice.
Then Saturday he came with me and a group of old film school friends that I don't see often to Halloween Horror Nights (which was fine but the best part was the permanent rides).
I think we are more or less on the same page overall and I appreciate the willingness of some, including you to keep giving input on the subject so I agree it is enlightening.
Congrats!
Haha that's very cute of you two. But more so than that, I find this amusing cause you seemingly bleed McDonalds, and this looks like the ultimate betrayal for you.
That's what makes it so inspiring. Very few people would be brave enough to abandon their closest, most passionate beliefs - including the ideology that has shaped their entire life - for the sake of another, no matter how close. This should serve as an example to us all.
Waffling is part of the game. When you debate, you only give enough information to satisfy the audience and moderator, but minimize the information you give to the opposition party in terms of what they'll use in attack ads. Hillary is playing the long game, and her campaign knows what they're doing.Wow...couldn't disagree more. Clinton waffled constantly. Her only crowning moment was on Planed Parenthood.
If you are seriously using Twitter as your metric for who's winning, well... enjoy those skewed results based on self-selection bias.No, that would be Sanders. As indicated by the polls, followers, and search increases he has received in comparison to her.
Thanks! Yes, we're exclusive and I have microwaved many frozen meals for him.