falling in love actually has a sound and it’s younghyun’s voice in what can i do
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falling in love actually has a sound and it’s younghyun’s voice in what can i do
I believe all people make noises somewhere on a scale of “sexual” to “dinosaur” when they stretch.
This Human Sexuality class is like seeing one of the Disney characters take off their head, it's kind of ruining the magic
keep ooc stuff off dash thx
Sorry, whoever-is-not-willing-to-talk-to-me-face-to-face-at-the-moment, but I do not have another blog to post Ooc stuff on so all you have to do is block “OOC” and “Out of Hope” tags, and you will not have to see them! Simple. Done. Only you can help yourself take these things off your dash, I can’t help you there I am sorry. I do appreciate the message though, because I realize I have been forgetting to tag my posts appropriately since some blog changes.
Ain science class, there are always parts of the class where she isn't teaching and just talking for like 10 minuetes, and I always think of stuff like, all the humans in the room are stacks of matter and atoms mixed together or something to create them and they have all these vital organs inside of then that are impossible to see. Then I think of if I touch something I'm not actually touching it. Although, when my friend jack (he isn't gay but I want him to be so we can start having sleepovers) starts talking about shopping or designing clothes, and most likely tmpgis, I laugh and stop thinking my nerdy sciency thougts.
An important question: Do female astronauts need to wear bras in space?
Update: This was a Q tackled in New Scientist, allegedly. One answer: "Your correspondent would not need a bra in zero gravity. She can experience for herself the shape her breasts would assume by swimming braless. Breast tissue has an almost neutral buoyancy in water, and the shape of the breasts would be controlled by tissue elasticity and blood pressure. If she was occupied with something diverting while in space, which one hopes she would be, she would probably be unaware of her breasts. But whenever she pushed herself off the walls of the spacecraft to move about, the breasts would wobble and brush against clothing. Because light friction can be more distracting than firm contact, she might find a bra desirable in such a situation. Of course, during blast-off and re-entry, gravity would certainly play a part."
Update 2: New Scientist confirms it.