I don't mind licking them. However, I'm too much of a scientist not to wash them with warm water and soap, too.
Your mouth has completely different bacteria than your vagina. Sometimes, they don't mix nicely.
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Burquette
Over 90 days ago
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Are you somewhere that you could go to gay-friendly events or establishments?
I don't really do the gay bar thing very often anymore, but there is usually the whole age range of ladies. Or a pride event, if you're close enough to a bigger one where you might meet people. That way you don't have to take anyone's word on their gender.
There's also this organization: http://oloc.org/
Forgive the use of the word "old". I don't know anything about this group, but it might be a starting point.
It will never be too late for you. Good luck.
I don't really do the gay bar thing very often anymore, but there is usually the whole age range of ladies. Or a pride event, if you're close enough to a bigger one where you might meet people. That way you don't have to take anyone's word on their gender.
There's also this organization: http://oloc.org/
Forgive the use of the word "old". I don't know anything about this group, but it might be a starting point.
It will never be too late for you. Good luck.
It's actually 1000 words. I'm willing to work them off ten at a time. 
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Quote by Emily260
This. ❤
I could have spent ages answering yet you boiled it down beautifully x
I'd like to add if I may- in my opinion, demonstrating real love is easier if you have self worth and respect. Giving unconditionally is commendable, yet soul destroying at times. You cannot give it if you don't believe in yourself or the powers love holds. X
I would say that if you have self-respect, you know when your love isn't being returned. Then you can make a conscious decision to continue and let someone use you, or get out and find someone who can return your care.
But you're 100% correct. Self-respect keeps you from being love's doormat.
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Quote by Verbal
I've thought about talking about this on the Think Tank, but figured it would devolve quickly, and turn into a shouting match. Let's try it here.
I'm a moderate Democrat. I believe in the idea of moderate politics, that don't swing too far in either direction. I was a big fan of Bill Clinton, Hillary less so, but I thought she'd make an adequate President (Trump I will not budge on, he is a ** Edited by Moderator. POTUS name-calling not allowed.**)
These days, in this politically polarized environment, I find very few people who I agree with politically. Once upon a time I was probably mainstream, but now I get grief from both sides. Those I know who are conservative (mostly relatives) think I'm a flaming liberal. Most of my friends, though, are significantly more liberal than I. So I end up disagreeing with them on several fronts:
- that I voted for Hilary, and still defend my vote
- that Bernie's ideals are great, but fiscally irresponsible (though I am a big believer in single payer health care)
- that I am a pretty big defender of the second amendment (ALL the amendments actually)
- that I don't think the left should be violent in protests (like the antifa), even while protesting Nazi rallies
- (this one has gotten me into the most debates) that I don't think all Confederate statues are automatically racist and should be torn down, but that they be considered case by case. I do think it's a part of our history. I have no problem with adding materials to place them in context, but a wholesale erasure seems like a knee-jerk reaction (the Confederate flag is different, it is a traitorous flag defending slavery, but a statue is a person, with a past and a family and a complex set of beliefs).
Don't yell at me. But discuss, please. Anyone out there in the center feeling left out of political debate today?
I agree with everything you said and I consider myself politically liberal.
But, maybe I should call that socially liberal. For a single payer healthcare system. Pro-choice. Path to citizenship for undocumented workers that are otherwise law-abiding.
I'm also for the Second Amendment. I believe in some regulation there.
The Confederate statue thing is interesting. I don't think they should all come down either. I would be very sad if any of the monuments at Gettysburg, for example, were removed. Confederate or Union. I am also torn as to whether I think this should be a local decision or something driven by federal guidelines.
In my opinion, the litmus test should be if something historical happened on that site. A random Robert E. Lee statue in a park put up during Jim Crow is very different from a Robert E. Lee statue put up on a battlefield where he commanded.
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Inspired by the Kanye/Swift thread started by the lovely Hannah....
What's your Celebrity ticket for 2020 and what party would they represent?
A few of mine...
Susan Sarandon/Ashley Judd (Dems, obviously)
Sean Penn/Leo Decaprio (Again Dems)
Clint Eastwood/ Sly Stalone (Republican)
Stacy Dash/ Mel Gibson (Republican, again)
What's your Celebrity ticket for 2020 and what party would they represent?
A few of mine...
Susan Sarandon/Ashley Judd (Dems, obviously)
Sean Penn/Leo Decaprio (Again Dems)
Clint Eastwood/ Sly Stalone (Republican)
Stacy Dash/ Mel Gibson (Republican, again)
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Quote by KenLukin
What a thoughtful and timely topic in this crazy world. Yes...Katie needs a hug. Not too hard though 'cause her right shoulder is all new and will be pretty tender for quite a while. Send her hugs if you want and I will pass them on to her. She needs more reasons to smile right now!!Thank You (Details in our profile.)
Gentle hugs for Katie
And to make her smile, this....
