Posts made by notquiteme

Never had problems with the chat feature… only that at the time i went into chat nobody was paying attention to the chat window hehehe

I understand the sentiment but i doubt that it will make much of an impact on yahoo.

hilarious!

makes sense, I suppose.

if you send them over to me i'll scan them hehehe but i'm not in the same country hehehe

I think the post was… somehow related to an extreme BSDM but carried way too far.  Now if nobody will download it i think it will send a certain message to the uploader, but i actually don't see much to object to.  If it's just art, then even the most deviant of them will have some form of commentary that can be positively spun.

hahaha there are call centers here that do just that.  hehehe

yeah, because even the kissing and cuddling part will go a long way in making you relax and feel… aroused.  both of these will also prepare your (sex) partner to be patient in doing you for the first time, and you should both be the better for it.

someone should bend them over and… spank them! hehehe

To be honest, the first time I sucked a guy off, i was overcome with remorse.  i guess i had to let go of my highly conservative upbringing, and it caused me to rethink my entire premise that i was gay.  after all, if i felt that guilty then i must be doing something wrong?  So i ended up stopping before we got much further.

two days later i was looking for more hehehe.

i've tried… it was hellishly painful.  I guess i'm not yet as "stretchable"

In a real sense, I think it's just a rare opportunity to help that actually makes things worthwhile.  So we should recognize it when someone helps us, and even better if we recognize an opportunity to really help someone else.

not too cool for me.  i hate having to switch hands for both the phone and my cock.  hehehe

How about these?

Hi,

Hmmmm while i agree with a lot of your points, but just to clarify:

In regard to doctrine of papal infallibility, this was defined as dogma during the first vatican council.  So it pretty much claims that whatever the pope decides to be dogmatic principles have to be accepted universally by the catholic church.

I also agree that other cultures may have aspects that would be difficult to accept, BUT i'm still concerned about the idea regarding internal or external sources of morality.  Basically when we talk now about cultural value systems, they are basically stuff that a large number of people subscribe to.  Is this any more "correct", "moral", or "good" than something which you decided on your own?  If I can't rely on my intuition/gut/conscience to make decisions, then who's to say that asking a million other people won't result in the correct answer, either?

Of course in the context of society there are established mores that should more or less (no pun intended) allow less social friction, which result in an established set of cultural values.  But this doesn't mean that the entire society (locally, of course) can't be wrong about something.  But you're right, of course there should be rules that people should agree to so that we can move about in a society with minimal hassle.

To be honest, I'm not aware enough about american indians (but i've read several novels about them, and the hataalii) so i can't really comment.  I would say, however, that it would have been good if we (humanity) were to grow only in a sustainable manner that the earth can support.  But that's already water under the bridge, I think.

sorry, i tend to ramble.  maybe i'll edit this and fix it tomorrow when it's no longer 2am.

he was nice when i first came on site… we chatted for a bit on our mutual bear interests hehehe.   I choose to remember him that way, since it was the only way i knew him

sounds like a guy i would have loved to meet if given half the chance. :cry2:

I looooove chunky bears!  Wootwoot!!!

Boyfriend wanted it trimmed, so he trims it for me.  Hehehe.

I trim only because i hate it when my pubes get pinched by my tightie whities.

Never tried shaving yet.

I wonder when our local priests will pick up on this.  I've never heard of it, until today.  I'm glad there's a forum for these things!!!

That's an awesome story.  I think random acts of kindness are really appreciated, but you also know that being the good samaritan also brings a rush.

A few weeks back, my friend was looking for a storyteller for a bunch of kids aged 5-7 years old at a poor community, and she was asking me to look around for a volunteer.  She was getting frantic and two days before the outreach program, she had the "brilliant" idea of asking me to read to the kids, instead.  I was definitely interested (and kind of flattered that she asked me) so i went there with my boyfriend.  It was a lot of fun, and i read them a story about being afraid of the dark, and they all enjoyed it.  Of course it would have been better told over a campfire at night than in a classroom during daytime, but they clearly enjoyed it.

My boyfriend and i were kind of outsiders there because the program was for my friend and her college classmates to help out, but they were also very grateful that they didn't need to force anyone from their batch to read the story hehehe.  It also gave me a chance to test out my bone-chilling dracula laugh.

We had so many toys, crayons, coloring books, and the like with us, that the entire community was so grateful that we made their Christmas much nicer.  I said that it just made my Christmas to be able to touch the lives of these kids.

Not a bad way to spend a saturday, eh?