lidryem:
Nice pic
francy:
nice
@missy @rambo Well. Mine would be to come out as gay first and meet a young boyfriend, i would enjoy all the delights of homosexuality. i would slowly realise i like to be effeminate and take steps towards transgendering. I would complete a full gender reassignment operation and just as my new pussy was healing i would wake up with @april_divine riding my cock, realise...
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jacinto2:
No scones???
alwyn:
Just a cuppa.
jacinto2:
Study parachute operation, first.
part one
Into the drudge of a darkened room of dirty fantasy I broke my mirror on her slipper so soft and gentle that it caused an electromagnetic rift that shot through everything even separating the air particles. Her face so timid and conscious of all that she is to all men and some women. What is in my head seemed to rouse her curiousity,...
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alwyn:
But not dead yet.
fate:
Good Lucky 💚
loie:
you are not alone... and don't worry... everything will be ok =D
jacinto2:
I'm with you, my friend!
When scientists at the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory focused the full intensity of the world's most powerful X-ray laser on a small molecule, they got a surprise: A single laser pulse stripped all but a few electrons out of the molecule's biggest atom from the inside out, leaving a void that started pulling in electrons from the rest of the molecule, like...
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piraterob:
Book marking for later reading ...
Restrictive / repetitive behaviors may include:
- Repeating certain behaviors or having unusual behaviors
- Having overly focused interests, such as with moving objects or parts of objects
- Having a lasting, intense interest in certain topics, such as numbers, details, or facts.
Social communication / interaction behaviors may include:
- Getting upset by a slight change in a routine or being placed in a new or overly stimulating...
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alwyn:
damn @letranger didn't even know you wrote this and was sleep typing like 5 minutes ago about something like that. I was even taught in mainstream college over ten years ago that learning disabilities where more to do with the failure of the education system. but i guess these things are only learnt at the higher levels of education ironically enough.
piraterob:
Educational systems here in the US simply suck. They have been dominated by political, ideological, and theological tensions and considerations to the point where I believe these schools can no longer teach students that most of important of skills ... learning how to learn. How to think. How to encounter new information and digest it. They fail miserably with the "normal" kids ... students who require a bit more attention, or innovation, from their teachers are completely left in the dust. In my extended family, we have a child on the spectrum ... he was deemed "unteachable". We gave him a better learning environment ... he is now regarded as a mathematics and science whiz with a genius IQ. I guess the point of all this is that we human beings tend to identify a "normal" state of being ... and that definition is often really fucked up and limiting.
jacinto2:
Sorry