OH my R-n!!!! She said the lords name!!!

Stone her!!!!

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No one here has ever talked to God, or been a stone. Talks of god and stonings are now out due to lack of qualifications.

I don't beleive you never ever had a gay experience in your life....93% of this board did...what kind of freak are you?
;-)))

hahaha I'll be stoned alright, but I try to wait til 4:20.

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I don't beleive you never ever had a gay experience in your life....93% of this board did...what kind of freak are you?
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I was really happy once - does that count as a "gay" experience? :unsure:

I was really happy once - does that count as a "gay" experience? :unsure:[/b][/quote]
no comment

;-)))

I don't beleive you never ever had a gay experience in your life....93% of this board did...what kind of freak are you?
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Just out of curiousity how do you define a "gay experience"?

Just out of curiousity how do you define a "gay experience"?[/b][/quote]
it would be easier to squeeze the water out of the stone than a comment from me on what you ask
;-)))

I was really happy once - does that count as a "gay" experience? :unsure:[/b][/quote]
lol- peaches too fucking funny.

hoop-de-do hoop-de-da - skipping along feeling gay! :bjump:

I know it seems like I’m targeting you…I’m not. Its comments like yours that really piss me off. No doubt you are shadowed by the same ignorance so many people are.

Being gay is not about sex. It’s a lifestyle choice and should be entitled the same right of choice as anything else. Why should this choice, a relationship/love, be handled like a taboo or forbidden topic? Why can’t people just raise their children to be tolerant and accepting of all people regardless of race, gender or lifestyle choices? Lying to them to cover up a very real truth seems pretty fucked up to me.

My son was raised by two women. His world was full of choices, love and acceptance. We didn’t share our private sexual preferences with him. When he was 15 and asked me about sex I gave him some great books explaining all the different options including role-play and bdsm. I said, “Read these first then come talk to me.” We spent time talking about it. Through the years he’s dabbled in things and we still continue to talk about things openly. I would change my relationship for anything in the world. We have a very honest real bond. I would hide anything from him. He’s literally my best friend.

Get a grip on reality darling. Times are changing.[/b][/quote]
DV, I couldn't have said it better myself :D

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'Its comments like yours that really piss me off.'

hahaha

When you really take it all to the core everyone has some male and female to an extent in them.

Look at trannies. Some of them you can't tell they aren't female and they look damn fine.

Look at gays, some are ultra masculine, buff and macho and you could never tell in a million years they are gay. Some are ultra feminine.

Same with lesbians. And in my opinion, I think the majority of females have lesbian tendencies and way more women have a lesbian experience than men have a gay experience.

One of man's most common hopes/dreams is that beautiful women really do bump into each other and decide to have wild carpet munching right there on the floor.
Or that he'll come home one night and find his wife waiting for him with a lovely female stranger and ask him if he'd rather watch or participate.

Men hope that all women are lesbians or have lesbian tendencies just like women hope that all men are faithful. :awinky:



Last edited by Carrie at Dec 4 2003, 06:08 PM

One of man's most common hopes/dreams is that beautiful women really do bump into each other and decide to have wild carpet munching right there on the floor.
Or that he'll come home one night and find his wife waiting for him with a lovely female stranger and ask him if he'd rather watch or participate.

Men hope that all women are lesbians or have lesbian tendencies just like women hope that all men are faithful. :awinky:[/b][/quote]
And why is that Carrie? I agree completely watching two women go at it is a total turn on. Yet so many people get repulsed by the thought of two guys doing the same thing.

Do women get turned on at all by the fantasy of two men going at it the way us men get turned on by two women?



Last edited by KRL at Dec 4 2003, 06:15 PM

One of man's most common hopes/dreams is that beautiful women really do bump into each other and decide to have wild carpet munching right there on the floor.
Or that he'll come home one night and find his wife waiting for him with a lovely female stranger and ask him if he'd rather watch or participate.

Men hope that all women are lesbians or have lesbian tendencies just like women hope that all men are faithful. :awinky:[/b][/quote]
You're all bisexual.

No women want to admit it. And I'm not saying that you're all oogling other women. But every chick I have ever talked to for real has at some point either experimented or said under the right conditions with the right woman they would do it.

It dates back to caveman times. Big strong caveman has a harem of 12 women. But can only service a limited few each night. So the rest had to do something.

That's my killer theory and I'm sticking by it!

But I do really think all women are bisexual.

The caveman theory. Thats funny! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Pearl! :okthumb:

I honestly think the tide has turned and there are way more unfaithful women than men.

My brother, and my sister are "gay". Still amazes me how 2 turned out straight and 2 gay, but oh well. Anyway, in their eyes they were born that way. They don't believe that anyone made them the way they are, but it was there from the moment they were concieved.

Although I can't imagine them ever having children, the discussion has come up a few times. My sister's take on it is that the child would be told they are "roomies" until they were old enough to understand. My brother's take is that the child should know from the beginning. He's the type of person that puts it out there regardless of how much you like it. He doesn't believe in lieing to his family even if it might be for their own good.

As a mother of 3 teenagers, my kids have known about my siblings from the very beginning. And if I myself were gay, I would want them to know. There are several reasons for this, and some might not agree with it, but everyone has their own opinions.

When your kids are in school, especially elementary, there are TONS of performances, plays and school functions. Now, certainly most kids know the word "gay" from the time they are in kindergarden. They may not understand what it means, but they won't hesitate to call another student gay or a fag. Now, at these functions, normally you would see the mother and father, but in a gay relationship, you will see mother and mother, or dad and dad. Eventually, other kids and teachers will ask questions. Then the child has to explain why both parents are of the same sex. Should they not understand it in order to explain it? I think they would be picked on more if they didn't understand. I mean how can you explain something you don't understand? Let's face it, kids can be cruel to one another and if the child isn't armed with knowledge he's just a sitting duck for ridicule.

Sex ed has always been a part of school curriculum . First, in high school you had to take it. They thought wow, there are an aweful lot of middle school kids getting pregnant. So, they added it to middle school curriculum. Now, it's part of the elementary school curriculum. Yes, my kids had to take it in 5th grade. Now, this same child goes to sex ed and they teach about the male and female reproduction process. This kid figures out something is definately wrong there because there isn't a female/male situation at home, and starts wondering why. He then raises his hand and asks the teacher. Now this "unarmed" child has opened himself up to the teasing and rdicule.

Now, if schools were to teach about gay relationships at the same time that they taught hetrosexual relations, perhaps there wouldn't be an issue. But, our schools would much rather not address that and leave it to the parents. Now, the parents get blamed for not teaching them, and they get blamed if they do?????

Also, I wonder if that same 7 year old asked his friend about his mom and mom, and the kid explain what being hetrosexual was, would his friend then be in trouble???


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