#yeah... no

[secretlytranced]

turned off by it or worried you are too turned on?

oh absolutely worried i'd be turned on

or trance when it's not even directed at me

or say something

or moan inappropriately

or

[stellaluna33]

Shout-out to my highschool friend who told me I would die alone if I didn't lower my "unrealistic" standards for men. I am happy to say that you were so, SO wrong.

[skyhawkstragedy]

Can you post the link of the Nolan twins? I've been searching for the past hour with my pants off and now I just look stupid. Help a brother out plz?

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[rowanthewizard]

Person: Hey, you want to join us doing [thing]?

Me: Oh, no thank you.

Person: Why not?

Me: I have a medical thingy, it wouldn’t be much fun for me.

Person: Oh well [unsolicited and obviously wrong medical advice]. So you can join us.

Me: Really, it’s no problem. Thanks for thinking about me though.

Person: What do you mean? You could just do [unsolicited and obviously wrong medical advice] and it would all be fine.

Me: I don’t think that would work.

Person: What do you mean it wouldn’t work? It will obviously work.

Me: I’d just slow everyone down. You should all just go have fun.

Person: *proceeds to get more and more pissy*

[hippychick006]

The lamp is a stand in for Cass? I beg to differ. Dean had amazing chemistry with that lamp!

[daesungindistress]

Do you think this means Seungri will finally get caught because of jung junyoung and him viewing the videos from the chats?

Not for the molka stuff, no. Simply viewing the videos isn’t punishable in South Korea – probably to avoid prosecuting people who are sent it without their asking and view it accidentally, not realizing that what they’re seeing was taken and/or shared without consent. It’s filming/photographing and distributing that’ll get ya. Except for that one photo he shared that we know little about, Seungri’s presence in the molka chats is more a moral issue than a legal one.

[sociioparker]

joshua ? really ?