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Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
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bud wrote:Can't be butch lesbians! Yuck!

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
bud wrote:Can't be butch lesbians! Yuck!Big picture - they can lead you to the right ones....its all about contacts!
racechick wrote:I'll answer, when guys like Hammer say that, they're talking about the stylized Hollywood lesbians where they're all cute all thin and all sexually instatiable, or the college dorm roommates experimenting with their sexuality and a joint to get things going. He's not thinking about 230 lbs self tattooed "Mamita" locked up in Rikers penitentiary doing 5 to 7 for battery and assault with a deadly weapon.Hammer278 wrote:racechick wrote:Number of the two lesbians pls.What's Burning? wrote:No I have a very close gay friend, and his boyfriend is now my friend. Also two lesbian friends. They're all quite close friends, there may be other less close friends if I stop to think. But I think im quite a good fag hagracechick wrote: I'll ask my gay friend which driver he most likely thinks could be gay.RC you have one gay friend? I think the number has to be at least ten in order to get a fag hag title. Get to it.What IS IT with men and lesbians? I just dont get it.
What's Burning? wrote:racechick wrote:I'll answer, when guys like Hammer say that, they're talking about the stylized Hollywood lesbians where they're all cute all thin and all sexually instatiable, or the college dorm roommates experimenting with their sexuality and a joint to get things going. He's not thinking about 230 lbs self tattooed "Mamita" locked up in Rikers penitentiary doing 5 to 7 for battery and assault with a deadly weapon.Hammer278 wrote:racechick wrote:Number of the two lesbians pls.What's Burning? wrote:No I have a very close gay friend, and his boyfriend is now my friend. Also two lesbian friends. They're all quite close friends, there may be other less close friends if I stop to think. But I think im quite a good fag hagracechick wrote: I'll ask my gay friend which driver he most likely thinks could be gay.RC you have one gay friend? I think the number has to be at least ten in order to get a fag hag title. Get to it.What IS IT with men and lesbians? I just dont get it.
The thing that's a turn on for guys it that first and foremost it's umpalumpa, two vagina's in one picture. The prospect that their masculinity and virility can conquer both K2 and Everest because after all how can a woman resist? In the end, they sell strapons for a reason right?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin dali wrote:It's Friday, and she wanted an answer.What's Burning? wrote:racechick wrote:I'll answer, when guys like Hammer say that, they're talking about the stylized Hollywood lesbians where they're all cute all thin and all sexually instatiable, or the college dorm roommates experimenting with their sexuality and a joint to get things going. He's not thinking about 230 lbs self tattooed "Mamita" locked up in Rikers penitentiary doing 5 to 7 for battery and assault with a deadly weapon.Hammer278 wrote:racechick wrote:Number of the two lesbians pls.What's Burning? wrote:No I have a very close gay friend, and his boyfriend is now my friend. Also two lesbian friends. They're all quite close friends, there may be other less close friends if I stop to think. But I think im quite a good fag hagracechick wrote: I'll ask my gay friend which driver he most likely thinks could be gay.RC you have one gay friend? I think the number has to be at least ten in order to get a fag hag title. Get to it.What IS IT with men and lesbians? I just dont get it.
The thing that's a turn on for guys it that first and foremost it's umpalumpa, two vagina's in one picture. The prospect that their masculinity and virility can conquer both K2 and Everest because after all how can a woman resist? In the end, they sell strapons for a reason right?A man's mind...
WB
What's Burning? wrote:darwin dali wrote:It's Friday, and she wanted an answer.What's Burning? wrote:racechick wrote:I'll answer, when guys like Hammer say that, they're talking about the stylized Hollywood lesbians where they're all cute all thin and all sexually instatiable, or the college dorm roommates experimenting with their sexuality and a joint to get things going. He's not thinking about 230 lbs self tattooed "Mamita" locked up in Rikers penitentiary doing 5 to 7 for battery and assault with a deadly weapon.Hammer278 wrote:racechick wrote:Number of the two lesbians pls.What's Burning? wrote:No I have a very close gay friend, and his boyfriend is now my friend. Also two lesbian friends. They're all quite close friends, there may be other less close friends if I stop to think. But I think im quite a good fag hagracechick wrote: I'll ask my gay friend which driver he most likely thinks could be gay.RC you have one gay friend? I think the number has to be at least ten in order to get a fag hag title. Get to it.What IS IT with men and lesbians? I just dont get it.
The thing that's a turn on for guys it that first and foremost it's umpalumpa, two vagina's in one picture. The prospect that their masculinity and virility can conquer both K2 and Everest because after all how can a woman resist? In the end, they sell strapons for a reason right?A man's mind...
WB
What's Burning? wrote:
I'll answer, when guys like Hammer say that, they're talking about the stylized Hollywood lesbians where they're all cute all thin and all sexually instatiable, or the college dorm roommates experimenting with their sexuality and a joint to get things going.
He's not thinking about 230 lbs self tattooed "Mamita" locked up in Rikers penitentiary doing 5 to 7 for battery and assault with a deadly weapon.
andrew wrote:Homophobes like to hate on homosexuals for choosing to be homosexual, and the staights that profess to be okay with homosexuality talk about them having the right to choose to be gay. So..., I'm heterosexual, but how is it that I never had a choice? I was born heterosexual. It wasn't taught to me (in fact, in our household we never discussed anything remotely sexual of any kind, never having "the talk" or mentioning details about intimacy in our lives or anything along those lines), at no point did I ever sit down and put any consideration into what I should mate with, and was always fascinated by females and the nude female form before I could even tie my shoe or spell my name despite having absolutely no knowledge of sexuality at the time.LewEngBridewell wrote:Your thoughts?Generally I'd have to say a big "who cares?" If someone wants to be homosexual then that is up to them.

IceManpjn wrote:Some good points there. My interpretation of 'choice', is not that homosexuals choose their sexual orientation, but that they choose to accept/celebate it and be open about it, not have to hide it. They've not had a good history, they used to get thrown in prison, now they have a choice to live openly in society.andrew wrote:Homophobes like to hate on homosexuals for choosing to be homosexual, and the staights that profess to be okay with homosexuality talk about them having the right to choose to be gay. So..., I'm heterosexual, but how is it that I never had a choice? I was born heterosexual. It wasn't taught to me (in fact, in our household we never discussed anything remotely sexual of any kind, never having "the talk" or mentioning details about intimacy in our lives or anything along those lines), at no point did I ever sit down and put any consideration into what I should mate with, and was always fascinated by females and the nude female form before I could even tie my shoe or spell my name despite having absolutely no knowledge of sexuality at the time.LewEngBridewell wrote:Your thoughts?Generally I'd have to say a big "who cares?" If someone wants to be homosexual then that is up to them.
People can argue that I can choose to be gay if I want to be, but that's like telling me that I can choose to change my race simply by choosing to do so (without the help of science). It's like telling me that I can choose to be ten years old again (I'm presently thirty-two). It's like telling me that I can choose to be a werewolf if I want to. It's just words and not reality. All notions of rights aside, I never realistically had a choice in my orientation, so how is it that homosexuals chose to be gay? Logic would suggest that they were born that way just the same as heterosexuals like myself were born straight, so why all the talk of choice?
To clarify, I'm not a homophobe and I frown on homophobia. I'm just saying that they never chose to be homosexual, just like I never chose to be heterosexual.

racechick wrote:They've not had a good history, they used to get thrown in prison, now they have a choice to live openly in society.It's getting better, but it takes a long time to educate the masses. There are still issues with homophobia, just like there is with racism, which is very sad. One must simply feel sorry for such dogmatic and intolerably stupid people.

bud wrote:Ultimate reason for all life forms partnering up and having umpalumpa is to reproduce. No one has a choice in that urge as much as you have a choice in being born. Call it love all you like simple fact of the matter is passing on your genes is what its all about.You fell for a common fallacy: not all schmex is for reproduction, in some species it's actually a minor reason. There are many, many examples in Mother Nature where it is evident that a couple (of whichever gender
Homosexuals are attracted to the same umpalumpa, now this won't help reproduction something is amiss chemically with them but again they have no choice in this, they are what they are.
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