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i'maveryneatMonster.'

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Everything posted by i'maveryneatMonster.'

  1. Both, but mostly men. I mean oral and anal sex.
  2. Many infeccious diseases are more common in gay people. CMV, AIDS, even some parasites. It's not the "promiscuous" thing, it's because homosexuals can have certain sexual activities that put them at risk. That's why they can't give blood that easily. If my post sounds arrogant or with prejudice, please shoot me, cos it's not meant to sound like that.
  3. Age Sex (sometimes) Diseases AIDS Being homosexual (believe it or not, it is :/) If you're in treatment (drugs) And others I don't remember. Also, they have to check the blood first, it's not like "I gave blood!" and it's all fine. They have to test it.
  4. You are so fucking amazing <3 I need to see you again.
  5. Mike! Have a happy happy birthday! You're a great guy :D
  6. I don't wanna hurt you <3
  7. You're so fucking... hard to talk to.
  8. A certain someone I know didn't watch last week's episode with me. D:
  9. ^^^Looks good. You too Marie.
  10. I didn't mean it as "hey, I had to move a looooooot for hours". I mean the whole process of using the energy. Metabolically speaking. Having an orgasm is a big deal inside the body :/
  11. It's the physical effort and the amount of energy released. Simple.
  12. No one ever goes there.. just Dave D:
  13. Hahaha, this is so good.
  14. I wanna do "Forever alone".

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