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Actually Omega, my stress went away. Must have been those therapy sessions I took at school. Oh well, no worries... And Liam...friends are nice....they are actually great. It's just that after making so many friends that you feel like you are missing something. So I go out and screw around, then make friends after a roll in the hay.
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And surely stuff would get caught in oraphases.
(And I've just realised I have no idea how to spell that word. How on earth have I gotten so far in life without ever having written oraphases).
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or�i�fice [�wr-uh-fiss ] (plural or�i�fic�es) noun opening: an opening, especially the mouth, anus, vagina, or other opening into a cavity or passage in the body (literary)
[Mid-16th century. Via Old French from Latin orificium , literally "making a mouth," from the stem or- "mouth" + -fic- , the stem of facere "to make."]
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Friends are wonderful. Especially my friends. They've helped me through my too-numerous-to-count crushes, my bouts of depression, my failure to find love, and the Great Shit Storm of 2000 (and its sequel the Great Shit Shower of 2001). I value my friends as much as I value my family.
I would speak on the value of sex, but I cannot speak from experience since I've never done the horizontal hoedown with anyone.
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There's a long-term vs short-term thing here. Sex is very rarely long-term (unless Omega finally bags Liz), and is it worth going all out for something so fleeting (even if it is, admittadly, rather fun).
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Now that truly killed the thread.
Oh, and Sieggy: you really should get out more often (if you want to stand any chance of doing the, as you so nicely put it, horizontal hoedown thingy)
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I am quite happy with my social life, thank you very much. At this point in my life, I desire a loving and lasting relationship more than primal sexual fulfillment. Besides, I'm almost twenty-three years old. I hit my sexual peak five years ago, so it's all downhill from here.
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