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I agree. I LOVE Harry Potter fan fiction but I've never read the books, only seen the movies. so it doesn't bother me. That's actually why I'll probably never read the books, I love the fan fiction so much I don't wanna ruin it for myself, lol.

To crush your enemies, to see them driven bef- oh, wait, wrong question Well I'm here so I might as well answer this one anyway. I mostly read stories for the romance and the relationship. Sometimes I'll be into more of a plot like a thriller/gay romance or a fantasy/gay romance but if it doesn't have the gay romance part I'll lose interest really quickly. I don't really care if it has sex or not but I want the sex, or lack thereof, to be mean something to the story. If I want straight up porn I'll go to a porn site.

Blue, yellow, brown and orange. And any pics I have would violate the ToS so.....

I think free will exists because otherwise there's no point to life. If we're all just here to fill the roles that god or fate or destiny or whatever you wanna call it set out for us then nothing we do matters. Our accomplishments mean nothing because we were always going to accomplish them. Our loves don't matter because they were always going to be our loves. Nothing an individual does matters and I can't accept that because I truly believe that an individual being in charge of his own life and destiny is the most important part of being alive. As far as being gay goes I don't think that's a choice. Just like being straight isn't a choice and just like whether or not you like Italian food is a choice. I hate pizza and I love cock, I don't recall ever making a choice about either.

Probably not. I like to hook my thumbs into things while I walk or stand and I carry a lot of shit with me when I go out. Wallet, glasses case, cell phone, keys, nose drops (if it's allergy season) and I've recently started carting a 3DS around with me. I can barely fit all that crap in my normal, many pocketed pants let alone a normal par of pocketed jeans. The only time I could ever see myself trying it out would be in the winter when I'm wearing a jacket but it'd have to be a semi warm pair. Don't wanna freeze my bits off either.

Yes, I totally and completely believe in love. I've been in love with the same guy for over three years and I'm lucky enough to have him feel the same way about me. We're almost sickeningly perfect for each other and with finding that after having so many terrible, life ruining relationships there's no way I can't believe that there isn't someone out there for everyone. Personally I'm pretty fond of the "lost sock" theory about relationships, stop looking for it and one day you'll just find it. I met my boyfriend after almost 5 years of actively shutting myself off from any romantic possibilities on a pro wrestling message board in a topic I made bitching about how John Cena always has to face the same camera when he does his finishing move. So I have total faith that you'll eventually find someone. It may not be today, it may not be tomorrow or even this year but you'll find it. Just hopefully you won't find it behind your dresser all dark and crusty with soda that you spilled on it god knows when....I really liked that sock too.

I heard about this on the Alan Cox Show the other day and it's pretty disappointing. All the "proof" they have is that he was buried like they'd bury a girl caveman. I was hoping for something like a fossil of two cavemen with ones face buried in the others crotch or something. But to answer your question I'm pretty sure homosexuality has been around in some form since humans have existed. If people really are born that way then they can't really be a product of their times or culture or society or whatever. I'd like to know when "mating" became more than just finding someone to breed with though. Once people started to feel love for their mate you could argue that a same sex couple could have been around at the same time, at least as couples were viewed back then. The idea of a flamboyantly gay caveman is still freaking hilarious though

Generally I just sulk and internally whine/rage about whatever's upsetting me before either reading something or just aimlessly wandering around the internet. Not very helpful for a story though.

I never in my life thought I'd ever say, type or think this but.....+1 respect for the KKK The thing I find funny about the WBC is that statistically (if you go by the one in ten thing) at least two of the people in that family are gay.

I've never been on very many 'real' dates but I'm too shy to be the kisser so I generally just go with whatever the other person wants.

Wow, that's just a little bit gross I'm so glad we're shipping so many jobs over there, they can obviously do them better than we can....

Actually more than that once or twice, lol.

A silver 2006(?) Chrysler Seabring convertible. It's got....um....an engine and some seats....oh! And a CD player. lol. I really don't know anything about cars but it accelerates (I learned to drive on a 1994 Geo Tracker that had like 3 horsepower and shook when it got above 55) and it's low to the ground (my mom has an Explorer and it always feels like it's gonna tip over when I drive it) so it's perfect for me.

You rock as well then

=O Someone else who will publicly admit that they like Simple Plan?! Wow, awesome! You rock

Star Trek First Contact Demolition Man Eraser True Lies Star Wars I used to watch them ALL THE TIME with my parents when I was a kid. Well them and Terminator 2, Predator and Aliens but my mom doesn't really like them all that much so they aren't really "family" movies per se, lol.

I actually use over the counter sleeping pills to get to sleep every night. Can't sleep without them sadly But at least I can always fall asleep when I need to.

This isn't true. I've bottomed literally right after getting back from lunch, two hours after, seven, etc and there's never been a problem.

I'd be able to resist. Honestly older guys don't usually do it for me. If I was going to go for an older guy though I'd go for Robert Downey Jr or Nathan Fillion.

This part I don't agree with at all. The thing that makes us human is that we don't operate solely on animal instinct. We use intelligence and emotion, not always correctly I'll admit, to guide our actions for the most part. Love is a big part of that and we wouldn't really be human without it. The whole "love goes against our animal instinct" thing always sounded like a justification for being slutty to me.

The first time I used the internet was in the mid 90's I think. I was restricted to the AOL Kids section which was pretty boring, even for a kid. My dad let me go in a chat room once while he was in the room with me and then immediately kicked me off like a minute later when everyone started talking about Bill Clinton's dick. I can't remember if that computer broke or if my parents just disconnected it from te internet because shortly after that I had to use the computer in my dad's office to get online. I had every version of AOL from 3.0 up to 11.0 and I remember getting the free update CD's from Blockbuster, lol.

Aren't dolphins supposed to be capable of being gay? I could have sword I heard that in some hippy ad about why I should only eat certain types of tuna.

Never. I don't even wanna vacation out of my country. I blame Eli Roth. F*cking Hostel.....

I haven't seen very many but so I'd have to go with Latter Days because it's the only one I've seen with a happy ending and I love me my happy endings, lol.

I don't necessarily mean gay marriage, just the whole concept of marriage at all. Is it pointless and outdated? The logical "final step" in a committed relationship? The ultimate expression of love? Personally the idea of marriage kinda makes me cringe. Not that I have anything against lifetime commitments but marriage just seems too businesslike these days. Like once you get to be a certain age or you're with someone for a certain amount of time there's this pressure to get married and it's like you're doing something wrong if you don't. I dunno, those are just my thoughts. How do you guys feel about it?