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Old 10-14-2005, 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
Biology is never judgemental.

I think you are coming at it from a personal and not biological perspective. it is abnormal from a biological perspective just as not being able to see, hear, walk, talk, etc. is abnormal. We are hard wired to be able to do those things.

From a personal or subjective state. Yes, it would be judgemental (good or bad) to assume this person's biological abnormality (if that is what is going on here) is not up to my standards.

It is two separate thoughts.
I agree. We are born to want certain things and sex is one of them. It's not just with us. It's with animals too. It's instinct. So if she was attracted enough to *heavy pet* with the dude and she only freaked out when he took it out, what does that mean? If I was turned off to a guy, I wouldn't let him feel me at all. So that's where the question comes in about being afraid of a sexual organ or a sexual act. See how careful I am now with my wording? But let's get back to the subjects of snowballing later.

I hate hypocrites.
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