Posts made by jbo1

Yes, by my dad when I was 15. Didn't lock the door. :funny2:

I have a preference for white men, I don't find a lot of people in other ethnicities attractive.

I would like to say it doesn't matter but in my area it does, I see tons of ads saying 'no Asians' or 'whites only' and Canadians can be very racist sometimes.

I have some Japanese and East Indian friends that always complain they get rejected solely based on their race.

Yes.

Thick.

I love dirty talk.

183cm / 6ft
6.5 uncut

Top but all of my boyfriends were tops as well so I don't mind bottoming for them. The idea of being dominated by someone who likes me is pretty hot so this helps. ;D

If I'm hooking up, then top only.

No, but my boyfriend has and he didn't have a good experience.

I was invited to do a porno when I was in Montreal, but declined. So my answer is no.

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My roommate is out, Muslim and very happy.

If you live in an Arab nation, I'd suggest immigrating to a different place if that's a possibility. It does make a difference.

Yes.

A lot of my friends were able to understand me in a different way.

Also, if I wasn't out, I wouldn't have met my three ex-boyfriends.

@hingstkuk:

But maybe you should try to pound more ass instead? There's always a lot of bottom boys looking for cock.

This. :funny2:

The official result for the marriage equality referendum was declared at Dublin Castle shortly before 7pm this evening, with the final tally ending up 62.1% Yes against 37.9% No.

In total, almost two million people voted.

The number of Yes votes cast was 1,201,607, with 734,300 No.

Some 13,818 votes were marked as invalid and so were not counted towards the final result.

Over all, the Yes vote secured a 467,307 majority.

Large crowds have gathered at Dublin Castle to celebrate the resounding Yes.

Speaking after the official result was announced, Taoiseach Enda Kenny said Ireland had made history today.

"Our people have truly answered Ireland's call… we have made history."

Adding: "Those who voted no did so due to genuine held views which should be respected."

Meanwhile, Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin called the Yes result a "reality check" for the Catholic Church in Ireland.

“I think it’s a social revolution. It’s a social revolution that didn’t begin today, it’s a social revolution that’s been going on, and perhaps people in the church have not been clear in their understanding of what that involves," he said.

The hashtag 'We Made History' trended on Twitter as elated Irish people took to social media to express their delight at the official result.

Based on a final poll of 1,949,725, more people voted in the same-sex marriage referendum than in any other since the foundation of the State.

The first official constituency result was declared in Sligo-North Leitrim with 53.57 pc voting Yes.

Only Roscommon-South Leitrim voted No.

The results there saw voters reject marriage equality by 51 pc to 49 pc.

The tightest margin was in Donegal South West where it was Yes by only 33 votes.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/referendum/ireland-overwhelmingly-says-yes-31246520.html

@Minerboh80:

@nordicblue:

@Minerboh80:

Why not?
If girls spend 99.99% of their brain power imagining their perfect wedding, then why can't we?

Are you a woman?  How do you make such a leap?

I am a man who had a lot of girls as best friends or just friends.
8 from ten have expressed their desire to marry.
They have also stated that they want the so called perfect ceremony.
Now, can i ask the purpose of your inquiry?

The first mistake is wanting it to be "perfect".

There's no such thing as perfect in life, you just have to accept things will fail and the two of you will be together hen it happens.

If I was rich… yes, I'd do a ceremony.

But since I'm not, I think I'd rather put a down payment in a house instead of paying for a huge ceremony.

Yep. Honestly has nothing to do with the type of relationship you're in.

I can't do LDR's but I know multiple people who met their partners and started on a LDR before moving together.

FYI to get a job in Germany, you'll need apply for a work visa first.

Actually HIV is more prevalent in southern Africa, where it was almost unheard of until 1985. The first case was circa 1982 from a white South Africa who got it when he has travelling to California.

Poor health care, poor funding, AIDS denialism and tribal cultures are the main cause of the current health care disaster. Curiously HIV rates in Central/Western Africa are low to moderate.