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Ugh...

I know this isn't what you want to hear, but it might need to be...

I know that this is supposed to be the "something good" thread, but I couldn't help but reply to this.

Nope... you've changed the context (but both scenarios are still sexual assault IMO).

I was a victim of repeated assaults and an attempted rape. It got that far because I had internalized the messages. I actually believed it was my fault.

So if I am walking down the street, and a man in the park didn't "intend" to make me feel threatened, but felt it was appropriate to whip out his cock, shove it in my face and ask for a blowjob, I wouldn't be justified in thinking that it was sexual assault?

I tend to say "Ok/alright! So let's see here..." and am *always* asking "do you know what I mean?" to the point where I worry it might be annoying.

Ok... so pulling your pants down, shoving your penis into someone's face and THEN asking if they want to suck your dick isn't considered sexual assault/harassment, and therefore implicitly threatening?

I disagree.

Except that, for some unknown reason (to me), the USA has allowed Universities to oversee the punitive/legal process of sexual assaults/rapes that have occurred on their own campus/to their students. And as a result, the University is personally responsible for how they handle such cases.

I find it amazing that you learned how to get high from a children's book.

So women should apologize for having sexual dysfunction?

Why do these types of conversations always lead to "she fucking someone else"?

Yea... it's fun to freak people out with it. Hahaha!

A - It could. It depends on the size and shape. But it most certainly could make snoring worse.

I found out from a hospital visit when I was about 8 or 9. I was in the emergency for an anaphylactic reaction, and the doctor started freaking out because he had never seen one in person. So he invited all the neighbouring nurses and doctors to come in to see it. He kept exclaiming "YOU HAVE A BIFID UVULUA!! You

My "upside-down heart" is a pretty deep heart. It actually doesn't really look like an upside-down heart at all, but it's better than "ball-sac".

My theory is that my pathetic inability to sing is strictly due to my bifid uvula, and has absolutely nothing to do with my being slightly tone deaf and/or just bad.

I've had that with strep before. It's awful. You should get that snoring checked out!

Yea!