You are literally shaming the bodies of people who have small penises, something that they cannot control which is not any indication of their character.
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Body shaming isn’t necessary. We can shame people for things that are within their ability to control.
I’m 5’ 9" and dated a 6’ 3" cis woman for a year. She’d wear six-inch heels when we’d go out. There was no “poor fella” about it, she was an Amazonian knockout, and I got to fuckin’ climb her like a tree.
A relationship isn’t LGBT; a person is. A cishet man who has two bi/pan female partners who date each other isn’t LGBT because his partners are queer.
British people prolly call this “Nuts and Bolts” or
somethingsummat.FTFY
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Mysterious orange drink = Trump blood
4·3 months agoI like how they described that drawing as “life-sized”. I don’t believe them, but it gave me a giggle.
I know someone who’s gonna be really disappointed.
Eat it with your hands? Not on my watch.
Did one of the kids die, or did they get Tuvixed?
I grew up in Arlington, TX and can confirm this is true. For our field trip every year, we’d go to the Southwest Airlines warehouse and take the tour. And by “tour”, I mean we’d wait 15 minutes outside while our teacher got our wristbands, and we’d go in and look at the Commodore 64. Then we’d leave and eat our sack lunches.
OH…and the guy didn’t have a mini-bat. It was full size, and any snotty 10-year-old getting his grubby little hands anywhere near ol’ Tandy 400, he’d go “Uh uh uh!” and point at the bat.
You have tile and cabinets in your bedroom?
“Is the woke in the room with us right now?”
“Point on this dolly where the woke hurt you.”
I first dated online in 1999, and the first woman I dated I ended up marrying and having two kids with, though we divorced in 2017.
I still date online these days, and I prefer it. It allows me to know a little about a person before I waste any time chatting them up, and the things I need to know are things they generally put on their profile. Things like their sexuality (since I am non-binary), their political leaning (I’m socialist), their relationship orientation (I’m polyamorous), whether our values match…you know…important shit. And those early conversations before we ever meet in person are low-key enough that I feel more comfortable with them IRL, something that helps me as an autistic person.