I'm straight. Too straight. I honestly love women way to much.
Anything that's vaguely female = YES!!! Just anyone that's in the slightest good looking, I find them really attractive and start dreaming up things... [&@%!]' NARB's
TBH I couldn't care less if someone's homosexual or not, even though gays kinda make me feel uncomfortable...
But I wouldn't say no to some of those lesbians on [&@%!]
TomDD wrote:Anything that's vaguely female = YES!!! Just anyone that's in the slightest good looking, I find them really attractive and start dreaming up things... [&@%!] NARB's
God, don't you just love those female walruses?
Hello, my name is Stanley, That talking grapefruit from Passwall.
All hail the vikings and their gods and Odin and Freya and I hope you all make it to Valhalla eventually
I agree with the 'you swing the way you swing' idealology. I'm a straight male and I date a straight girl but I don't really worry about what other people do.
First of all, I should probably get my beliefs out there before I say anything. I believe everyone is born the way they are, with their own sexual attractions, and no has the right to say that they are "giving in to the devil".
No one is pure straight or pure gay. Everyone is a combination of the two. For instance, somebody could be 20% "gay", and 80% "straight". That's just my belief.
Ok, I am straight, only women are in my toughts when I consider love, sex or vicinity. Though my fetishes are many and diverse, a slight stroke of liberalism present in my mind.
On the other side, brand me intollerant if you wish, but I agree with the repression of the so called "gay, bi, trans" people.
All I say is that I advocate an eugenic approach to society and my religion does not look kindly upon the above groups.
"You have the honor of addressing a member of the Thalmor. Bask in it."
Arterion wrote:On a side note, have I used the word glee as should be properly used? I try to improve my English so all feedback is welcome...
Glee isn't a typical verb. Grins maniacally would have been better in this instance.
Arterion wrote:Bring forth the searing iron...
S&M guy, huh? I knew Catholics were into self-flagellation, but geez Louise.
It seemed the world was divided into good and bad people. The good ones slept better... while the bad ones seemed to enjoy the waking hours much more. -Woody Allen
Sorry, I couldn't resist! To make it fair I'll also throw in that I consider myself straight with a natural appreciation for my own female beauty and the beauty of other females. Honestly, I don't think sexuality is a big part of my character. I love who I love and other people love who they love; doesn't really ruin my day if they think differently than I do.
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Will Zurmacht wrote:Glee isn't a typical verb. Grins maniacally would have been better in this instance.
Thanks for the tip, good to know.
While I am a CEFR C1 English level I still go to great lenghts to improve my knowledge of the english language. I would be glad as hell if someone would check my contribution in the Art section, becouse of this. And this is the reason why I partecipate on so many forums..
Well back on track.
Flagellation, pain to ease the spirit and focus the mind...
Nah I am not that extreme...though pain excites me...
"You have the honor of addressing a member of the Thalmor. Bask in it."
Sorry, I couldn't resist! To make it fair I'll also throw in that I consider myself straight with a natural appreciation for my own female beauty and the beauty of other females. Honestly, I don't think sexuality is a big part of my character. I love who I love and other people love who they love; doesn't really ruin my day if they think differently than I do.
A pretty girl turns the head of a man...A beautiful girl turns the head of a woman.
I've made it clear by now which direction I go, straight as an arrow shot by a Bosmer archer. Partially for Religious reasons, partially because I am the way I am.
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I work at Ancestry, so does that make me an ancestor ghost?
Arterion wrote:On the other side, brand me intollerant if you wish, but I agree with the repression of the so called "gay, bi, trans" people.
All I say is that I advocate an eugenic approach to society and my religion does not look kindly upon the above groups.
If you were actually for "eugenics", you're first statement in this quote would completely contradict yourself. Given that a homosexual couple cannot actually have kids of their own, it'd make more sense that you'd be okay with it as it would help with your goal/idea of "population control".
But, then again...bigotry lacks intelligence, so why bother?
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To be honest I don't know what the fuss is about what sexuality people are, if I had just started playing basketball with this guy, and he told me he was gay, I couldn't care less. If my friend walked over to me and told me he was straight, I would probably have the same reaction. Although I guess this is sort of a side effect (should I really call it that?) of my older brother being a guy who likes guys.
I'm gay, but I do share the view that we don't need to flaunt it. Things like Gay Pride take things a little too far, in my eyes. I have also been brought up a Catholic, and I see their views as gays being abominations as very harsh, seeing as we have no control over who we are.
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S&M guy, huh? I knew Catholics were into self-flagellation, but geez Louise.
