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LuvPeckham

LuvPeckham

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I kissed a girl and I liked it

The taste of her cherry chap stick

I kissed a girl just to try it

I hope my boyfriend don't mind it

It felt so wrong

It felt so right

Don't mean I'm in love tonight

I kissed a girl and I liked it

I liked it




absolutly no reason at all for this post except to ask why Katy Perry doesn't live in East Dulwich ?

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Huguenot

Huguenot

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How peculiar.


Do I start a thread entitled 'things that make Huguenot horny, discuss?'. Or do we know each other so well now that we share those self-indulgent moments?


This probably isn't the right thread, but it does remind me of an unresolved question from the homphobic/racism thread. How do the guys who abuse people for being gay know?


I mean, I don't give any overt clues to my sexuality. You wouldn't have Scooby.


I remember an earlier thread where someone wanted a gay bar in ED so that gay peeps could do their thing without fear of oppression. Having pointed out that gay people are hardly oppressed in ED bars, it became clear that what was sought was more of a singles club where people can 'openly' demonstrate their indulgences.


Clearly I'm old fashioned, but I'm not sure that my sexuality should be my identity. I don't french kiss in pubs.


With all hugs and kisses to LP, why would we post this video? Have we all gone a bit Finbarr Saunders?


Have we reached the point where running down Lordship Lane crying 'I like lacy red panties' is a valid comment on our contribution to society? We might like plum jam and blue duvets too, so why do we particularly want to shout about what makes us hot?


I assume that there's a certain thrill to discussing sex, as it's breaking a social taboo. A bit like playing the 'penis' game in supermarkets (who can say the word loud enough to draw a stare whilst retaining deniability?).


Is that what this video is... 'look at me I posted a sexy thing'?


Hmph, call me Mr. Gradgrind, but it all seems a bit playground.

Bellenden Belle

Bellenden Belle

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In response to the question of how people would know a person is gay and your reference to not giving anyone "overt clues" to your sexuality.... well, I often see heterosexual couples who I know immediately are together despite their lack of french kissing action...affection is a wonderful thing to see in public - hands held, an arm around the waist and goddamnit a stolen kiss does not have to mean revealing your red lacy pants on Lordship Lane. There is a huge difference between the exhibitionist behaviour you describe and those small every day identifiers that every one should feel comfortable making.


And I do think our sexuality is a part of our identity... our drive to find a mate, to be understood fully, to be accepted....these are all linked to sexuality. And for those young people discovering their sexuality in their teens or indeed younger the emotions felt - of isolation, fear of rejection, confusion - surely have an impact on a person's sense of self? I don't know if it's easier nowadays but certainly it wasn't easy for my friends growing up in the 60s and 70s.


And let's not forget many homophobic attacks and much school bullying is based on no evidence at all ....just assumption and finger pointing.

Huguenot

Huguenot

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For sure lol, but that video ain't nothing to do with being understood or accepted is it?


It looks suspiciously like a brothel and squirming sexually available types? I don't want to sound like Grandad, but 'it felt so wrong, it felt so right' sounds a bit like 'no means yes' or 'do what you want and bugger the consequences'??


If you reckon that's a bright idea to coach fourteen year old's with, then I'm scratching my head.


I find it rather tawdry.

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