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*hug*
i feel your pain.
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Two wrongs don't make a right but three lefts do!
Yeah...
There's nothing like sex and intimacy with someone completely unable to reciprocate that has that perfect element to it. ;-)
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"People who are happy are slugs... They do not move the human race forward."
-- Camille Paglia, on Oasis
Indeed.
These are the thoughts running through my head everyday...
<3 FLAME ON! <3
we need
to find more gay people...seriously...in real life..not internet...
That's so straight. No, seriously.
I actually know quite a few gay people.
My girlfriend and I are gay, and then there is another lesbian couple at our school. Then there is at least another lesbian, and a gay boy. Then there is this Bi tranny/genderqueer guy who is really neat. There is another Bi guy who is making a movie on masculinity in high schoolers for journalism. In addition, about half of the female population at my school is bi or has questioned (at least 30 of them are probably legitimately open to a relationship with a girl). And a bunch of the guys have too. There are also at least one identified asexual.
Hehe my school is gay, but in a good way. There are only 350 students too, so that is actually pretty good. And these are only in the junior and senior classes I am pulling from for the most part. I don't really know a lot of the sophomores yet.
So yeah, that is my story of my great school. Oh, except I have another, so we were doing a project on the cold war with a James Bond theme, and I was in a group with these three really nice, but fairly girly, girls. Sooo, they came up with the idea that we make me be the bond girl, and the all wore guy's clothes with the boxers sticking out and everything. And I was in heels and a sparkly slinky dress. It was great!
Sooo, yeah,
TerraBean