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Feminists

nomorenomore08

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7. Not really sure what to say. But nobody wants to be seen as a novelty or curiosity, I know that much

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Mon Oct 7, 2013, 09:58 PM

Oct 2013

Which is why I tend to look askance at someone who gets over-excited about, for instance, having a "gay friend" - as if said friend were merely one more fashion accessory.

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I don't like people who find my specific sexuality "sexy." [View all] Gravitycollapse Sep 2013 OP

You are going to be fighting windmills over this... fitman Sep 2013 #1

You just fetishized bisexuality with that comment. Gormy Cuss Sep 2013 #4

Do you find the thought of two males getting it on to also be arousing? Sheldon Cooper Sep 2013 #5

So what if you just don't mention it? BainsBane Sep 2013 #2

Either a fetish or a scorecard. Gormy Cuss Sep 2013 #3

Interesting libodem Oct 2013 #6

Not really sure what to say. But nobody wants to be seen as a novelty or curiosity, I know that much nomorenomore08 Oct 2013 #7

I find it really odd.. LauraNb Oct 2013 #8