Oh man, I was just telling this story on another website this week ironically enough.

Sadly, I bet most of them were hoping that being a Christian would keep them from getting shot. Not that they were cowards (shit, just standing up and talking took guts, I’m sure I’d have been curled up on the floor mumbling), but just playing the odds, I bet that’s what most people would think would happen.

Sounds like code for “I’ve never had sex” to me too. If he IS telling the truth, then it’s code for “I am very very bad at sexin’.”

So this guy’s entire professional career has been peppered with morally questionable and ethically sketchy shit, yet the thing that derails him is a (no doubt) poorly lit, shaky cellphone video (shot in portrait) of him making like The Beast With Two Backs?

God, America truly is a nation of puritanical pukes.

“Because so many women are, early on, uncomfortable with this kind of activity.”

Yep. The thing straight homophobes don’t understand is a lot of gay men lived in closets for a long time before coming out. Some were even married... and to prove they weren’t gay, they ensured the women were satisfied

Or perhaps you’re just a homophobic douchebag that thinks he’s getting his woman off.

woman says thing isn’t important to women, sites actual women

As someone who’s shined her fair share of pearls, let me give this wisdom: The mental side is more important than the article lets on.

Not to mention that two of the Sharks (Mr. Wonderful and Robert) are Canadian, and were first on the Canadian Dragon’s Den, which I think was on before Shark Tank. I actually thought this show was a Canadian invention, until I learned of the British and Japanese versions. Not particularly American is right.

No it’s actually based on a Japanese show called Money Tigers which Dragon’s Den is also based on.

to bless me with its soothing delusions of American exceptionalism

I think there’s some real confusion going on in this article and, then not shockingly, in the comments below. In Tibetan Buddhism, any sex that’s not straight up generic sex meant for creating a new life is considered misconduct. That’s for everyone, and it’s rooted in many things, not the least of which is the idea…

It’s almost like he’s just a person and not imbued with the spirit of a random god.

I used to work for a travel agency, and unless you’re going on a complicated multi-stop trip or having to coordinate with a bunch of people (like a wedding), they’re not necessary.

“As I’ve gotten older, I’ve gained 15 pounds...”

If you’re that insecure, then opening your relationship probably isn’t a good idea. Yes, your partner might have great experiences with other people. You might too. But if that’s all it takes for your partner to leave you, then your relationship is pretty shaky anyway, and you might as well find out sooner rather than…

‘K. Your turn.

if you are in love with someone there should be no desire to have sex with someone else

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