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not choosing too soon....
Alsieboo, Robert Rankin fan member, A2120617 Started conversation Nov 8, 2003
I'm at the tender age of 14 and I have described myself as 'bi-curious' and 'try-sexual' (I'll try anything once) but now I feel that I should revise that on the basis that I have a girlfriend and the heat we make is better than any boyfriend I've had. I would go on and on about how wonderful she is and how happy she makes me feel, but I don't want to be responsible for mamking you all throw up. Some of you may be thinking 'She's 14, what the hell is she doing having sexual relationships with men and women at this age?! Surely she should just be handholding with the occasional peck on the cheek' but I believe if it's what we want to do, then we should jsut go with the flow. It all happens naturally and it's the biggest buzz around, I won't be gong back to men for a long time after the pleasure she brings me.
(if this doens't make sense or is quite frankly boring, ignore it, I'm trying to ignore cramps)
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Cupid Stunt Posted Dec 23, 2003
That was almost touching until the bit about the cramps...
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Alsieboo, Robert Rankin fan member, A2120617 Posted Dec 23, 2003
Well, I am a literary genius 
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captainhcc Posted Jan 10, 2004
The whole 'shouldn't be doing anything at 14' thing is new. If you were a Roman, you'd be married and pregnant by now. Live it up! Enjoy your girlfriend. Oh, and nice touch not revealing your own gender for a while. 'Twas almost like it wasn't important.
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Alsieboo, Robert Rankin fan member, A2120617 Posted Jan 10, 2004
Married, I've tried, pregnant, not yet. Gender isn't important!
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