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I encountered this weird metaphor Cory Doctorow 17 years ago I encountered this weird metaphor this morning: "Lesbian sheep." Puzzled, I got more details. Here's the deal: sex researchers have discovered homosexual rams, but believed that there were no homosexual ewes. It turns out, though, that gay ewes are hobbled by the fact that the way that a ewe solicits sex is by standing still, thus, a group of lesbian sheep are incapable of coupling up, since they all go motionless when they're interested in one another. "It's very difficult to look at the possibility of lesbiansheep," Perkins explained, "because if you are a female sheep,what you do to solicit sex is stand still. You don't mount. So, it's very rare that a female sheep would mount another femalesheep." "Maybe there is a female sheep out there really wantinganother female," Perkins speculated, "but there's just no way forus to know it." AND So... THEY WERE BOTH BOTTOMS
U 1 AND So... THEY WERE BOTH BOTTOMS KK
I just wanted to show off the Good side of me or something~ Well, that was 'cause I'm older than you. Like the most assertive Hmm, then how about the one with the strongest sexual desire decides? AND SO... THEY WERE BOTH BOTTOMS Anyway... Suu-chan, You told me "I'll take the lead, okay?" What should we do? Rock paper scissors? For our first time At the hotel... I've certainly never heard of this sort of thing happening..... It took us this far to realize~
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Uploaded Jan 01, 2021 at 04:36PM EST

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They Were Both Bottoms

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