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I have no idea. I don't measure body parts. Skill is more important. :)
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Not that I can recall. I recommend checking the sturdiness of any "sex furniture" to avoid injuries and embarrassing moments.
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Not at all. Although some people are "balanced" in this way, most people are not. There are no other indicators of penis size, just as there are no other indicators of breast or vulva size. And, although men tend to be concerned about penis size, heterosexual women are not nearly as concerned about size as ability.
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If we're going with, what immediately attracts me (physical attribute) it is hair. After that, the eyes. If we're talking past the physical, it's always personality. A good personality goes a long way. I'd rather have someone I can have a good conversation with and knows how to laugh than someone who looks perfect.
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Tea! I LOVE tea! So many different flavors, combinations, and types that can go with so many kinds of foods and events.
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I think it's a fabulous decision! Helen Mirren rocks and should be considered one of the sexiest women out there.
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That's a rather subjective idea really. Also, there's no evidence to suggest that necessarily equates well-endowed with better, more beautiful, or healthier breasts.
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Absolutely. Many people are interested in more than just the opposite, or same, sex. Enjoy the larger pool of possible mates and friends!
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These days, your best bet to finding local (and not so local) peers who share your same interests in by signing up to fetlife.com . This site is like Facebook, but for kinky people. There are plenty of tickling groups out there, so I'm sure you'll find someone you can interact with.
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If you plan on having a monogamous relationship with someone, then you will have to pick either a man, a woman, or transgender. However, that doesn't change your identity as bisexual. Bisexuality is a real identity and, like other sexual identities, may or may not be based on relationship status, behaviors, and/or activities. It is who you are, not who you "do." This will make it difficult, however, to have fulfilling relationships with people who are not willing to see more to the spectrum than an either/or dichotomy of sexual identification.
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Only if that is relevant to something else.
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This really depends on what that term and all of it's manifestations means to the sex worker. Do they believe their clients love them, or do they love their clients? Probably not in a romantic sense, but that doesn't mean they do not, or are incapable of, experiencing love in various forms. The concept of love and working with regular clients as a sex worker don't necessarily have anything to do with one another.
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This is our Ustream channel: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/is-this-normal1 The next live show is February 22.
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Emily, sex educator and researcher. If you need more info re. me there's a short bio here: http://positivesexuality.org/?page_id=11
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Many recent studies about sexual fantasies indicate that many people have fantasies about having sex with family members, with brother-sister and cousin incest fantasies being most prevalent. While I don't condone the reality, there is nothing wrong with the fantasy.
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I answered this on the show, but I'm going to post a brief version here in case you didn't see it. Anal sex, either with a partner or by yourself is perfectly normal, and for many adds to the overall sexual stimulation. Not many people admit to it openly, but surveys on sexual behavior tell us that this activity is practiced by many men and women, regardless of sexual orientation. Enjoy!
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BSexPositive’s Bio
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This is a great opportunity for to ask questions about sex, sexuality, gender, BDSM, leather, fetish, men, women, transgender, and more. Your questions may be read and answered live on "Is This Normal?" Ustream broadcast.
