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Harastal
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My voice is probably not especially nice.
Awww...I'm sorry to hear that.
Can you sing? I mean, everyone can sing...but can you sing in a way that makes you happy?
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My voice is probably not especially nice.
Awww...I'm sorry to hear that.
Can you sing? I mean, everyone can sing...but can you sing in a way that makes you happy?
Some people say I sing well, but I don't know if it's true.
Singing in close harmony is one of the greatest joys of my life.
One day, I will upload a clip of me reading the first paragraph of The Odyssey so you can judge.
I had a bunch of clips of me singing on here, but I don't know where they've all gone. I almost wanted to sing the songs in my thread about theme songs...but again...too much work.
Sing the doggerel! The tune is the "Major-General's Song" from Penzance.
Yeah, I don't get paid, it's entirely voluntary. I knew long ago I couldn't actually help someone unless they ask for help and they want help, in which case I'm more of a facilitator. Someone needing involuntary help is pretty screwed. People trying to help people who don't want help are pretty screwed.
No, you're confused. Homosexuality is a biological thing.
I'm almost embarrassed by saying "No, YOU!" but in this case it fits. My brother was gay. Dearly wanted to be straight. He wasn't. His answer as to why? "Guys make my dick hard." I'm afraid no amount of research gets to counteract that sort of reality. If you didn't have the experience of growing up with someone who was gay who desperately did not want to be, that's not your fault. It wasn't confusion, it was his dick. That explains a lot of human behavior, by the way.
He didn't cross dress, but Ru Paul is awesome.
I'm 50 pages into the Pinker book. So far I've learned why women experience morning sickness, and Pinker promises to speak about homosexuality but hasnt. That is, his thesis is: Human conduct is the servant of the gene's efforts to get itself into future generations.
In an ant colony there's really only one female capable of reproducing and most other members of the colony are sexually irrelevant, but they perform tasks.
Genes "only existing to further themselves" become subject to social constructs and roles that allow for variants of sexuality to thrive and persist.
That's kind of like the GB. There about ten women capable of reproducing, and the other 400 are sexually irrelevant males.
In an ant colony there's really only one female capable of reproducing and most other members of the colony are sexually irrelevant, but they perform tasks.
Genes "only existing to further themselves" become subject to social constructs and roles that allow for variants of sexuality to thrive and persist.
All the worker ants are clones with identical genes.