Buy both and have them facing eachother in the livingroom. When people visit, make no reference to them whatsoever, but if the other person says anything, interrupt them only with a gentle "Shhhh...".
I walk out of my dorm. Girl: "That one's pretty big. You don't want to start with that one." Guy: "Why the fuck do you have a butt plug?" I walk into my dorm.
And hopefully bar the door.
What do you guys have against sex toys? The conversation sounds amusing, not WTF-worthy.
Nothing against sex toys themselves, but some of us might be more old-fashioned (prudish) than others. Some things are... perhaps not to be discussed in public. <.< As such, one might feel dissuaded to enter a public space when such conversation is present...
I walk out of my dorm. Girl: "That one's pretty big. You don't want to start with that one." Guy: "Why the fuck do you have a butt plug?" I walk into my dorm.
And hopefully bar the door.
What do you guys have against sex toys? The conversation sounds amusing, not WTF-worthy.
I second this. I'm not a man who likes things in my butt, but I had a conversation with a gay friend about butt plugs and the sociodynamics of anal penetration at a party the other day, and it was really fun and enlightening. I learned a lot about something I otherwise would have remained entirely oblivious to.
Get less prudish, people. Life's more fun that way.
I'm not really much of a prude, but I do think that recreationally inserting things into bodily orifices not intended for insertion is stupid on a couple of different levels.
I second this. I'm not a man who likes things in my butt, but I had a conversation with a gay friend about butt plugs and the sociodynamics of anal penetration at a party the other day, and it was really fun and enlightening. I learned a lot about something I otherwise would have remained entirely oblivious to. Get less prudish, people. Life's more fun that way.
Ah... It's like... expectations! That's it! Expectations! It's like clicking a link: if you expect to see goatse, you are mentally prepared for it. If you're not then "WTF is this shit, goodbye".
I'm not really much of a prude, but I do think that recreationally inserting things into bodily orifices not intended for insertion is stupid on a couple of different levels.
Don't knock it till you've tried it. I shove things in my ears all the time and it's awesome!
I understand that expectations matter to some people. I mean, in an academic sense, as a factoid, but I can't internalize WHY they matter. Contextual propriety is almost always bullshit.
I second this. I'm not a man who likes things in my butt, but I had a conversation with a gay friend about butt plugs and the sociodynamics of anal penetration at a party the other day, and it was really fun and enlightening. I learned a lot about something I otherwise would have remained entirely oblivious to. Get less prudish, people. Life's more fun that way.
Ah... It's like... expectations! That's it! Expectations! It's like clicking a link: if you expect to see goatse, you are mentally prepared for it. If you're not then "WTF is this shit, goodbye".
Does that make sense?
I mean, all sex is pretty fucking weird, though. Human beings in general are pretty strange things. Maybe it's just my background in biology, but I feel like just because people get or give handjobs all the time doesn't make that any less cosmically bizarre than sticking things up your butt, which is something far less people do.
I second this. I'm not a man who likes things in my butt, but I had a conversation with a gay friend about butt plugs and the sociodynamics of anal penetration at a party the other day, and it was really fun and enlightening. I learned a lot about something I otherwise would have remained entirely oblivious to. Get less prudish, people. Life's more fun that way.
Ah... It's like... expectations! That's it! Expectations! It's like clicking a link: if you expect to see goatse, you are mentally prepared for it. If you're not then "WTF is this shit, goodbye".
Does that make sense?
On one hand, I agree. You wouldn't want to hear this conversation in a public lunchroom or business setting. The setting, though, seems to be in/around a college(?) dormitory. I'm pretty sure that's one of those no-holds-barred settings, save for meta context like "It's 3AM on a Wednesday guys shut the hell up."
Also, that conversation is pretty tame, as far as things go. You wouldn't believe how often people ask me specific, detailed questions about orgies, in a public setting.
Japanese people do have access to the internet you know. It's not exactly hard to find uncensored porn. I doubt those images have anything to do with censoring of porn.
Japanese people do have access to the internet you know. It's not exactly hard to find uncensored porn. I doubt those images have anything to do with censoring of porn.
Yeah but they got tentacle porn from censoring their pornography. And I think the idea of Japan being fucking weird goes back farther than the Internet :P
Probably about the time we took away their military
Japanese people do have access to the internet you know. It's not exactly hard to find uncensored porn. I doubt those images have anything to do with censoring of porn.
Yeah but they got tentacle porn from censoring their pornography. And I think the idea of Japan being fucking weird goes back farther than the Internet :P
IMHO, Japan being weird begins with Yokai. Shit was weeeeird (and oft hilarious).
I have nothing against butt plugs, the conversation just caught me off guard. Plus, the setup was pretty great. Also, it sounds like she was showing off the actual object she inserts into her rectum, which is kind of gross. But yeah, I don't care that she has one or talks about it, I was surprised is all.
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Holy fucking shit, who would buy those?
God DAMN those are fucking creepy.
Get less prudish, people. Life's more fun that way.
Does that make sense?
Probably about the time we took away their military
Also, it's kinda funny that that's what offends you.
Also, listening back to FNPL stuff, it's wierd to hear Adam say "I'm Churba!"