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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: petticoat

now there it is

the best part about my gay friends is that i never have to listen to what their boyfriends/girlfriends did to them..phewww😕

they know where to draw the line. heck my gay friend taught me all i knw about make up.

PDA annoys the hell out of me. sometimes being respectful of public places is a very nice habit

Lucky you😆
It used to never bother me before until I met this one gay guy a few years ago who couldn't keep his mouth shut on the 'mechanics' of it all, ever since then I don't want to see or hear any of it

Actually most gay/lesbian/bisexual people are aware of what is private and public but then there are the over-exuberant ones (like the above) who really can't keep their mouths closed😵😆

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Posted: 14 years ago

#52

It baffles me to no end that we have sexually explicit statutes in Khajurao and yet at the same time India as a country is sexually so repressed. What ever happened to all the sexual freedom and expression that was so prevalent back then?

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Posted: 14 years ago

#53

KC

im at the age where half my classmates are engaged/married/romancing/having babies

u can imagine the overload of PDA that could grace my FB feed

bledy annoying i say

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Posted: 14 years ago

#54

Originally posted by: Dexterphile
It baffles me to no end that we have sexually explicit statutes in Khajurao and yet at the same time India as a country is sexually so repressed. What ever happened to all the sexual freedom and expression that was so prevalent back then?

it all disappeared when women started wearing blouses for sarees😆😆😆

aancient indian sarees didnt have cholis

with more covering and rules, sexual repression began..or atleast that is my vague theory

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Posted: 14 years ago

#55

Originally posted by: petticoat

it all disappeared when women started wearing blouses for sarees😆😆😆

aancient indian sarees didnt have cholis

with more covering and rules, sexual repression began..or atleast that is my vague theory

See thats another thing, in the west, a cropped tee is tarty because it shows off your belly/navel area. But shorts/tanks are normal. In India, you can have women wearing stomach and back revealing cholis and nobody looks twice, but dare a girl to step out of the house in a skirt and you have all the mawali gundas line marofying her. Strange.

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Posted: 14 years ago

#56

i think it is a very cultural phenomenon

heck, women of swaziland dance topless every year for their reed dance including their princess even now. nobody cares.

saree exposes cleavage, back, navel and even the bra itself if the blouse is of a thin material..

people in different lands keep changing their definitions of modesty for convenience's sake

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Posted: 14 years ago

#57

...Ghulam Nabi Azad seems to be shockingly lacking in sex education. His comment, "Men having sex with men (MSM) is not only a disease but is also unnatural." ...

"You know what else is unnatural? Our health minister's name. Are you a Ghulam or Azad? Make up your frickin mind."

http://twitter.com/#!/gkhamba/status/87883368632553473

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Posted: 14 years ago

#58

^ YESS GK Khamba 😆 I was looking for this tweet ahahaha
had a goood laugh

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Posted: 14 years ago

#59

interesting post.

& what more interesting about this is the person who posted the topic/thread... 😕

sheee is the one who posted that K-Jo the Dinosaur Post, eh? 😉

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Posted: 14 years ago

#60

Originally posted by: mogliF21
interesting post.

& what more interesting about this is the person who posted the topic/thread... 😕

sheee is the one who posted that K-Jo the Dinosaur Post, eh? 😉
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