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Meghz

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Posted: 8 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: PemaKarpo
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I swear! I think I will steer clear even from people named Raman!
But my question is still unanswered:
Is your Raj experienced or not?

My Raj is experienced... I suppose Preet is in for a shock 🤣

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Meghz

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Posted: 8 years ago

#22

Hello guys... I am working on the sixth chapter... Will update this week...

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Meghz

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Posted: 8 years ago

#23

If there is any kinda scenes you guys want to see please comment or PM me... Let it be anything... Rajpreet scenes, women empowerment, Sakshi's stupidity, Jagan's idiocy, Bajwa bros bromance scenes, a new twist or character etc...

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Preeti

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Posted: 8 years ago

#24

what is bromance? I want Mannu convo with his wife( sanjana),and since of sakshi stupidity (funny scene) also want to see an possessive raj.

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The.Wanderer

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Posted: 8 years ago

#25

Preeti bromance is love between brothers.

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The.Wanderer

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Posted: 8 years ago

#26

Preeti has anyone told you that you really are too sweet and innocent? Never change girl. You get very few people like yourself in this big bad world. 🤗

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The.Wanderer

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Posted: 8 years ago

#27

All the talk about experienced and inexperienced was making me dizzy. And yes word virgin for a guy sounds really weird. Does that concept even exist for guys, biologically speaking?

Edited by Ash.raje17 - 8 years ago

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QueenKordeilia

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Posted: 8 years ago

#28

???

Virgin simply means someone who has never had sexual intercourse. It's got nothing to do with sex or biology. It's the same for both men and women.

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@PemaKarpo

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Posted: 8 years ago

#29

In colloquial terms maybe. But even the Oxford dictionary uses the word in a more female context. Like for instance the Virgin Mary, maid, an unmarried woman etc.
Losing virginity is technically to lose the hymen knot aka the virgin knot. As Ash said, it isn't biologically possible for a man.

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QueenKordeilia

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Posted: 8 years ago

#30

No. Snapping your hymen is losing your maidenhood. Virginity is a unisex term. The Oxford dictionary clearly has 'person who has never had sexual intercourse' as its primary definition. In the past, the word virgin meant unmarried woman and maid was used to describe a woman who'd never had sex. Now, like I said, virginity is a unisex term.

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