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Banned for specifically criticizing a time of 2 when you are on 122 posts
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~ well seeing as I have drunk a Russian under the table already once in my life with my "Australian" level, I guess I choose the eating thing. Which would actually be very helpful for travelling!
WYR be the only one in the cinema when seeing movies (no friends or anything either, always alone, every time) or be able to consciously control your heart beat like you do with breathing (remember there are Blue Ring octopi out there!)
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Mia Wasikowska
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Raquel Welch
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Hugo Weaving
muahaha I will give you all the W!
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Gerard Way
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Rachel Weisz
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so....I thought I was a default straight, then high standards straight, then I thought I was broken, then some sort of asexual, then I didn't care/focused on studies, then I thought I might be a sociopath and all my friends thought I would marry a serial killer, then back to high standards straight but broken, then I am fine being me and everyone else is weird, then finally aromantic.
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I'd rather trip and gouge a chunk of flesh from my achilles tendon region with my other foot's big toe, then bleed and ruin a perfectly good dhurrie (I'm hoping some soaking in cold power can save it still!) than get married.
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Banned for changing your profile pic so often
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21 hours ago, NullVector said:
Are the modern dance styles you did like that as well, or is freedom of expression outside of the heteronormative 'box' more encouraged there?
So the modern dance was more about individual or collective actions, there really wasn't any pairing for a significant time. I guess some movements could have been described as masculine or feminine but they weren't applied to the dancers in a gendered way, everyone did everything. The formal lessons covered things like foxtrot and waltz but there was rarely an even gendered class so there was some swapping of roles but it was fairly enforced that men 'lead', women 'follow'. Of course me and the other girl in the same modern dance school (not to mention the show-off ballet students) would mess the formal class up a fair amount of the time.
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On 04/05/2017 at 12:13 PM, sarcastic kitten said:
I won't go visit the throat of the other with my tongue unless I want it to finish under the sheets
2 hours ago, aro_elise said:if i'm sexually attracted to someone, i would love to sit on their lap and make out with them, but it has to be distinctly sexual.
I agree with these statements, but as I see it as such a sexual thing it has to be private which is probably why I so aggressively ignore PDA. However quick peck kisses are sort of neutral. Intimate but not romantic or sexual (though wanting more than 3 a day is being greedy, and sometimes I'm not even comfortable with 1).
Hand holding is a friendly thing, but linking arms is a romantic thing, but (I'm weird, I know) an arm around the shoulders is a mild sexual thing. Putting on some sort of cream/moisturiser with light rubbing is neutral or sexual, while massage -especially with oil- is a big honking no (there is some sort of repulsion at work but I'm not sure if it is specifically romantic). Sharing a bed is never romantic. Feeding someone else food is entirely romantic and it flicks all my repulsion boxes ~ I have never eaten food off of someone else or vice versa but seeing body shots squicks me out so I think I would be fairly repulsed by that too even if it is meant to be sexual. I guess baby talk and dirty talk are different things but both are a fairly big no from me so they might as well be the same. I think I am fairly indifferent to pet names, I can be accepting of them even if they are neutral, romantic or sexual. However there are some pet names I dislike, some I specifically identify as familial, and one I recognise as sexual. I guess it really depends on how I perceive the name and I react accordingly?
One I forgot to mention before is dancing. I don't particularly think of dancing as romantic, probably because when I was prepubescent I did years of modern dance training and took formal dancing lessons. Dancing with someone else strengthens a connection, be it friendship or sexual........so I tend to only dance with people I already like.
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Horror edition:
Bacon on Elm Street
Final Baconnation
Bacon Legends
I Know What You Did Last Bacon
An American Bacon in London
Bacon the 13th
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3 hours ago, Mark said:
Both versions?
I was thinking of the 1987 movie I didn't know there were other versions beyond the original short.
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Would 'Fatal Attraction' fit in here?
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Banned for not being seen rarely~
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Natalie Imbruglia
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banned for being specific about banning specifically
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Banned for using an exclamation mark!
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13 hours ago, Ryan said:
She is quite scholarly so medical journals would be the best source
Sadly we all feel the lack of formal research and papers on aromanticism. I just checked my regular source but sadly it is all about asexuals, which is having it's own problems with finding correct participants for studies. Exploring the forums here and other informal internet resources really seem like the only option right now.
As for the other things I second what everyone else has said. You being okay with being in a relationship with an aromantic does not automatically mean the aromantic is okay with being in a relationship with a romantic. Guessing from my own knowledge, marriage maybe the one step too far - I know plenty of romantics who are repulsed by marriage or don't believe in the concept.
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@hodges2 one of my friends loves that anime but I haven't watched it yet. Glad there is some characters that don't present as straight romos!
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Playing dead
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I'm offended you find a food receptacle gross.
Why does the above post offend you?
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I am offended that your name is so short
also
That would be the most uncomfortable floor covering