Giving fetuses unapproved drugs to prevent lesbianismFollow

It's not the size that matters...right guyz?

Come, now. We all know varus plays for both sides.

Elinda,




****...

Have you met many non-**** actor lesbians before? It's unsightly as all get out most of the time.

The implications of your statement are that you have first-hand knowledge what it feels like to have a specific size inside of you, and have a preference for 'large'.

Varus isn't really good at implication, subtlety or nuance.

Reading any of those in to a Varus post implies failure.

The implications were that a large **** may provide for more or better orgasms. I don't know if that's true or not, nor if my **** is small normal or large. I'm gonna go with small because everything about me is small. Yet, I don't lack in the ****** dept.

My follow up statement, that 'size doesn't matter' was commentary to BT's post, but directed at men...as the measure of one's peen is often counted as manly/sexy/virile.

Being that I've been married for over a quarter century, I really only have valid comments about the one ***** inside me, and it is average in size but far above average in performance;) Also, I thought it common knowledge, at least to women, that the size of a guys wiener is not necessarily the determining factor in sexually satisfying a partner.

Elinda,



You're 100% right...the size of a mans tongue can be equally as important.

Which pretty well defines failure. Don't correct me, you're not smart enough.

Thane,



I should start a radio talk show I'm so entertaining.

So it's a choice, a sin.

Being gay is a choice just like depression is a choice. It's a spectrum that varies due to different chemical/biological/dna/hereditary, etc. a number of different variables that affect it. It can be a person's choice to be gay, or depressed. Then on the other end of the spectrum it's not so much a choice as it is hereditary, chemical, or whatever. It's no longer a choice but more of an influence of different factors that change a person's sexual wiring to be gay or bisexual, etc.

People do choose to be gay. But people are also born gay. Is it a disease? I think it can be. I don't think it always is. I think it varies on a case to case basis. I don't think it's bad nor unsightly. Does it need to be cured? I think it's unnecessary research time and resources that should go towards something that affects a person's lifespan and/or lifestyle much more, like cancer or aids. I look at it like being color blind, someone might not see the same colors but they might have better night vision because of it.

It's hard to call it a disease because people look at it in a negative aspect. A disease can actually be a good thing. It can help bring a family together or increase someone's appreciation of life or broaden someone's perspective. There are two problems with calling it a disease; people think it needs to be cured and people use it as an excuse for their actions or state of being.





I would be surprised if being gay never fit that description in anyone's case. Just like depression.

The funny thing about being normal is nobody is. With all the variations in physical and mental aspects of humans nobody can be normal, nobody. And yet people discriminate against the most obvious aspects like race or sexual orientation.

Should lesbianism be cured? Not if it affects my libido.

I want my baby's crap to smell like fresh picked oranges.

Gee, thanks for calling everyone who likes pistachio ice cream gay.

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