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Yeah, where's your cure for that, bigshot Russian person?

I WISH FOR A YABBA DABBA DO TIME, A GAY OLD TIME WITH MY FAM FAM...
I'm GAY! ass fuck to hear this news!, I'm having a gay old time watching the flintstones feeding flintstones childrens vitamins to my sweet little wee baby sprout

But it's such a weird take, like who's idea what this really? (REALLY!)
Weither you're in or out, and it's getting much more accepted to find peace in the community representing a minority in sexual preference,

wub, choice though, somethings are not chose.
cures, love it the cure all, love cures everything.

its there a cure for screams of attention
is there a cure for fear of flight
is there a cure for bi-polar, manic depression, being related to a disabled person.

it's not a sprint, it's a marathon,
no one chooses love, love chooses you

garethom wrote:It is described as detestable and worthy of execution in the Torah and that was written around a thousand years before the birth of Jesus.

I wonder who started that then. Greeks liked a bit of bum love and they were on it from 3000 years before the Torah

Even the old timers around here are confused about all the hating stuff going around these days…

They are like - gay people are not new - they've been part of the fabric for days
We just know it and go on..

They call them fruity - or twinkies…but they don't hate.



They say - so and so has a lot of sugar in his tank…
and then they enlist him to help shop for christmas decorations.
…and decorative pillows.

I might be turning down the opporunity of a 3some (2girls) on some lesbian jealousy shit.
is there a cure for that?
Ive grown quite(not the british sense) attached to one, even though I have been lovers with both.
Im scared of witnessing something that might crush my delicate ego.
maybe realise the gap between what people say they want and what they actually want.

stop being a pussy and get stuck in? usually. Im a bit apprehensive here though.

One of the oldest epic poems known to mankind - Gilgamesh - features an early episode of "bear" lovin'...

British Museum wrote:
The Epic of Gilgamesh is one of the earliest surviving poems we have and was probably composed in the 13th to 11th centuries BC. It tells the story of a semi-historical king, Gilgamesh, and his close friend, the hairy wild man Enkidu. This tablet, from more than 2,500 years ago, is part of it.

The epic tells how Gilgamesh and Enkidu fight the goddess Ishtar and win. But shortly afterwards Enkidu dies and Gilgamesh spends the rest of the poem grieving and trying to outwit death itself. Before they meet Gilgamesh is told 'You will love him as a wife, you will dote on him'.