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All of a sudden I am unable to send online messages. Is this just me or is it affecting other people?
I can't send any either. I'm using my Shiny (Galaxy Note).

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I am a male sub in to being spanked by a dominant female. Do women enjoy dominating men or do they prefer to be submissive?
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Ok, LMB needed a thread to just rage. Here's the rules.
1) No directing your rage at other members - this is not UFC (sorry, Doll, but it's not!).
2) No directing your rage at the site. Nicola and the mods do an amazing job here and work hard at making it this wonderful and if you don't like it, leave. This is for stuff outside the site. Stuff that you just need to vent about.
3) let it all out about the little things or the big things. That ass who took your parking spot, getting the pink slip, being sick, getting dumped, all of it, just let it go here.
4) You are not allowed to tell anyone not to be angry, to calm down. We feel how we feel. Do not try to reason with the the rage. It needs to be let loose.
5) Don't censor yourself. Let it all out.
6) Be respectful of other peoples rage. Being bitchy in public is scary. Don't belittle anyone. Ok, have fun.
Quote by Dancing_Doll
Are you saying that there is no guy in this thread that gives you the wigglies???
http://www.lushstories.com/forum/yaf_postst23308_The-Hot-Alpha-Male-Photo-Collection.aspx
Like if any of these guys were in a bar, you wouldn't take a second or third glance or if they chatted you up, you wouldn't feel any physical urge towards them?
Quote by Magical_felix
Okay first of all, most guys like cookies, so no worries there. The really good ones will eat your cookie so good you wont be able control yourself. That cookie will be dripping wet by the time he's done. Those juices start to drip down... you might even offer up that tight little mini donut. You never know. This is because the lads you know are too worried about being nice and proper n shit. You need a stranger to open your mind... and your ass.
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It's about the aesthetics of beauty and physical attraction.
Yes, a lot of people/cultures/whatever are attracted to different things and uphold different standards of beauty - I don't see it in that narrow a way myself, but if we're *strictly* talking about biological urge and sexual attraction - that need or desire to 'fuck' someone - the last thing you're thinking about when you see a guy is what his personality is like, what's his IQ or whether he has a kind soul.
When people look at porn, dirty pictures, fantasizing about strangers - they are going for the physical attributes that turn them on the most - chiseled abs, broad shoulders, angular features, or whatever floats your boat. Like that moment before orgasm, you're in the moment - all physical, muscles tensing - it's raw and primal. That's kind of like what natural sexual attraction is as well. You just feel it, you don't overthink it.
If you're talking about "making love", relationships, and all that complex stuff, sexual attraction gets put on a scale with all the other important things that make us human and they have to balance out to something positive. This is the 'logic' side of attraction. Very different from the instinctive desire to copulate/mate with what we think is a hot specimen.
Biology is a part of it to be sure - strip away the pretences, we are still animals.
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Ok, maybe I just need to let some steam off.. Of course the resulting discussion opened other questions to... Lol. Another post at another time maybe
Quote by Naughty_Magician
Well that's a lame attempt to mock me but I can't be bothered to reply in kind. Straight porn does have men in it too, its kinda hard not to notice them.
The guy in the pic above me doesn't seem to be really over weight and that's not a massive cock either.
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A few in porn.
Quote by doctorlove
That he has a big thick cock. He might be a co-worker or someone you see often. Would you sleep with him, not being attracted but because of his cock size?
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I'm a little confused by the article. Is it saying that those with mental health problems are more likely to have creative talents, or that creative people are more prone to mental illness?
I can't decide which of the two I would find to be more believable. Being only a moderately creative person with no documented history of mental illness, either of the contrapositives could hold true for me.
Hmm...