Posts made by SemenDemon

@LEVI:

This also brings up another question. Should the vote button be made available to anybody that hasn't downloaded the complete torrent?

Certainly not. I didn't realize that was even possible (I've never had any reason to rate a torrent without seeing it first, naturally).

I'm a bit surprised if that's the case, because letting anyone vote on torrents whether they've snatched them or not seems to welcome abuse of exactly this sort. I can imagine there are people who would downvote torrents without snatching for a number of petty or manipulative reasons.

I'm not even sure what it's called, but the whole region from the pelvis to the navel is just… fuck. :cheesy2:
I think a really muscular V shape in that region is referred to as an "Adonis Belt", but I like that area even without that much definition. It's just so hot to me.

Yes, I think it's a pretty bad reason, yet it seems to be the very reason most people of all races, classes, genders and orientations do it. I could certainly think of many far worse reasons to have kids, but I personally have a hard time coming up with good reasons to have kids at all.

I had this discussion with my mother just yesterday, actually, about how people who want kids ought to think long and hard about WHY they want kids, and to recollect every horrible thing that's gone wrong in their lifetimes (to them and to the world at large) and really seriously consider if it's worth potentially putting a child through all of that and more just to "give you something to do" or to have "a little you" around. Life's not always dark and horrible, I know, but it's something people never seem to consider when deciding to have a kid

All I know is I have a lot of problems with anxiety and depression, and I wouldn't wish that on anyone, even if it means "living on" through procreation, which is a BS concept to me anyway.

I think, if you are truly prepared for a child, you should have one if you want one. I just don't think most people really ever are prepared when it comes to considering all the negative existential implications of bringing a child into the world.

EDIT: I'd also like to add, if you have to have a kid, it's really a good idea to consider adoption. That way you at least don't have to live with the guilt of bringing someone into the world, only about screwing them up with bad parenting. ;D

@superjankk:

@samerantha:

I love me an Dublin Ireland accent. I don't know what it is, they just sound so darn cute.

I wholeheartedly agree. I'm from the USA and my favorite is probably Australian. Really drawn out Australian, like Steve Irwin  :laugh:

I also think Irish (and Scottish) accents are very "cute" (I'm sure a lot of Irish and Scots would beg to differ). I'm not sure why, but I've always loved them. I even like the sound of female's accents. Irish/Scottish and east Asian accents both. They don't sound anything alike, of course, but I find them both cute and charming.

I suppose it might be because the Irish/Scottish accents have a sort of romantic ancient quality, and Asian accents have the whole "otherness" thing going for them.

I don't know, but I remember the first time I felt noticeably aroused by a man was around 12. I wasn't sure what to make of it at the time.
I had tea parties and played with my sister's Barbies since I was a kid, though.

What? no… I'm not that particular about size, but still, no.

Gay
180 Gayness, 90 Bisexuality, 40 Straightness, 15 Homophobia

I guess having 0 interest in fashion makes me a bit homophobic? shrug Or is that a factor in my "straight" percentage? ::)

Actually, I have 30 points for Homophobia  :afr:, makes me wonder what I did to get that score  ::)

TPB's been back for a while now, actually!

That said, for general stuff, I'd use Kickass if I couldn't find something I was after on one of the private trackers I use, or if I just don't want to waste my ratio on those trackers.

HNW: DEAD BODY COLLECTION - HARSH WALL NOISE

Honestly, I think about sex constantly, but that's probably because I don't have it very often. I mean, as a guy, I'm going to think about it constantly anyway, but you know…

Same with porn. I'd probably still view it even if I were regularly sexually active, but I probably rely on it a lot more than I would if I had a healthy, active sex life. I've recently been deleting a lot of images/videos I've collected over the years, though, as I am kind of a porn pack rat and have a bad, bad habit of using Real Downloader to grab anything that catches my eye on streaming porn sites. For a long time, I was even saving flash advertisements... I had tons before finally deciding it was all way too much crap and finally decided to dump them.

I guess I'm not extremely addicted to porn/sex, but I would like it if I weren't so compulsive about collecting it, especially since I probably regularly... uh, use… about 10% (if that) of all the porn I have. I have too many full-length and DVD-r movies that I only look at small fractions of. At any rate, I probably do not belong in this discussion based on how few items in the OP match my habits.

I still feel like kind of a creep, though, because I spend a lot of time making video loops and compilations, which feels a bit scummy as I get really into sometimes.

I can get into just about anything in this field, save for Aggrotech and Futurepop, both of which I completely loathe.

As for Neofolk, I can't help but think most of it sucks, too. I stick to DiJ and Current 93 for that stuff (assuming the later even counts), but I like them both a lot. I guess every hip barista with a Hitlerjugend haircut trying to cop DiJ just looks like a dried turd by comparison. I can't help but think most of it sucks, particularly the newer artists in the field.

I have no problem with, say, Tony Wakeford, but projects like Sol Invictus never did much for me personally. I like Tor Lundvall and the work he and Wakeford have done together, though.

PS: Oh, yeah, and Boyd Rice is kind of a total wanker, but he has a lovely speaking voice.

double post

@uzuzjh:

too many to mention but a few: kitchens of distinction…

Haha, I am actually listening to "Love Is Hell" at the moment of reading this…  :afr:
Spooky!

I like swallowing. I've even swallowed my own a handful of times.

That said, I don't expect everyone to like doing it, and I would not be offended if they spit, but I think they ought to be prepared to clean it by having a kleenex or a cloth to spit in or wipe it up with handy. I mean, don't leave a big mess behind at least. That's all I ask.

I have pretty crippling anxiety. Generalized anxiety, but also pretty extreme social anxiety. "Hooking up" has never been my thing because of it. When I have casual sex, it's usually with someone I've met unplanned. It just happens in the moment if a guy I happen to meet is into me and makes it known, but never through an encounter set up online.

Truth be told, I don't like planned, or even unplanned hook ups very much. Because of my anxiety problems, I have a lot of trust issues as someone else mentioned, and it's hard for me to get into it with someone I with who I haven't developed a substantial degree of intimacy and trust.

Truth be told, I enjoy sex a lot, but I'd prefer to just have a steady partner due to the difficulty I have in getting comfortable with new people. I probably sound crazy, being in my mid-20's, but I really just want a steady one-guy relationship. I'd much prefer intense sex with a single person I trust enough that I can let go of my anxieties and really get into it with than a lifetime of fumbling, nervous fucking I hadn't really been prepared for, or a hookup that requires all kinds of very impersonal stat swapping and evaluation for a one-time fuck that might end up being unenjoyable.

I suppose we have individual reasons for our discomfort with these things, but the point is, I don't think it's all that strange. I'm sure there's plenty of guys just like us in the world, we just don't encounter them online because they're seldom seen on dating/hookup websites, and if they are, they (and I) get scared away the minute someone starts paying attention to them. ::)

Uncut, and I prefer uncut. Being from the US, where it's practically a given that you have been circumcised as an infant, I spent a lot of years throughout childhood and adolescence feeling incredibly insecure and self-conscious about it.

As I've gotten older, though, I've come to realize a number of things, mainly that it isn't nearly as big a deal as I used to think. Basically, I've come to terms with what I used to see as a freakish abnormality in the global male population, when it's really less common worldwide to be circumcised, so I had no reason to feel embarrassed about it. I went from being mortified by it to actually being thankful for it.

So, I guess a big part of my preference stems from learning to love what I had, but I think it's also just because, being uncut, it's what I am most experienced with. I like the look of it as well, and it offers more to play with when giving oral.

It also feels really good when a guy twirls his tongue around inside of it. :cheesy2:

This is a really late reply, but since this sub-forum is really slow anyway, I don't suppose that really matters.

I suppose it all depends on your definition of indie, but it practically goes without saying that I am a big fan of The Smiths and the vast majority of Morrissey's solo output. I also like a lot of old twee and indie-pop stuff, like what was coming out on Sarah Records in the late 80's and early 90's: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPI1OWYD5Lc

I used to be addicted to the first "The Sims" game. Actually, I recently torrented it in a fit of nostalgia, so I've played it recently.

All I ever do in The Sims is cheat to build a crazy house and get some guy to move in with me. ;D

I've never been a real "gamer" since my parents could not afford a lot of games or platforms when I was growing up, but what I used to enjoy the most were fantasy RPG games with a lot of mini-games and side-quests built in. I also spent a lot of time just grinding to build EXP in those games. I think it's fun to unlock new abilities and see them in action.

With that said, I mostly just play old granny games like Bejeweled, word games and bubble shooters online these days. I've never been keen on really intense and fast-paced gaming. I prefer to use games for time-wasting and relaxation.

In short, I like games to be really engrossing or just simply amusing in terms of actual gameplay. A good story arc is a wonderful thing to have in an RPG, and it's one of the genre's main appeals I think, but a great story isn't nearly as fun or exciting if there's nothing else going on. I might as well read a book or watch a movie if a good story is all I'm after.

I'm not at all particular about graphics. The newest console I own is a PS1, and only a NES prior to that. I do appreciate really cool illustrations/conceptual art in booklets and guides, though.

@Minerboh80:

Who performs You Give Love A Bad Name? It's awesome song!

lol… Bon Jovi. I'm not a Bon Jovi fan, but I do really like the song, Living on a Prayer.