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trebligon
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Sharing is caring. Which scenes? The last time I jerked off four times in a day was when I was in college too probably.
But I’d love to know which Broke Straight Boys got you off.
It's not very exciting. There was a gif in the upper right hand corner of the message board of Kodi getting deflowered, and I got immersed in the idea of my own potential deflowering with certain recent events making me have more of an understanding of what that would feel like, so I had a more immersive experience than usual.
Yeah, I'm in college, but I'm also 45, so it was significantly more taxing than it used to be.
On the other hand I expect you take it more seriously & as a redult are learning more.
trebligon
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I do indeed. I'm also not suffering with severe suicide ideation, so it's a lot easier now in some ways.
I am so happy to hear that.
Well as the day progressded it got brighter & not because the dawn has arrived. One thing that always brighten my day is music.
mikeyank
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I think it’s great that you have gone back Treb, and you will probably get more out of college now as a mature man, rather than a teen-twenties year old.
And being the shallow guy that I am, I also think of all the pretty scenery on the college campus!
trebligon
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Music is the closest thing to magic in the real world.
My late mom had a natural gift for music and could pick up instruments really quickly. Her dad was a professional mandolin player in Puerto Rico. One of my life goals is to learn the guitar (my mom's favorite instrument) to try and feel the magic and connect with her even though she's gone. I need to make more time to do that, but man is it painful on the fingers.
My late mom had a natural gift for music and could pick up instruments really quickly. Her dad was a professional mandolin player in Puerto Rico. One of my life goals is to learn the guitar (my mom's favorite instrument) to try and feel the magic and connect with her even though she's gone. I need to make more time to do that, but man is it painful on the fingers.
Great to hear and I sincerely hope you do so,.I love Mozart's operas, because the music and singers can be so uplifting but it holds for every period of music.. What I hate is music which is dark & depressing .Music helps when I am in periods of tiredness and pain which unfortunately happen way too frequently but hey, what is the alternative. So keeping that in mind one has to appreciate being alive & having the ability to enjoy life as hard as that may be at times.
mikeyank
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AS they say, “No pain, no gain”.
We have a long running thread since the early days of the forum called, “Members Favourite Music”. Why don’t you post some examples of the music you enjoy. I love to learn from my fellow forumites.
Here is a link to that thread!
Members favourite music
One more from the Bee Gees and I promise, I will stop. lol This was their performance live on The Ed Sullivan Show. I think I fell in love with young Barry Gibb that night. The next day at school, I kept thinking about Barry at the very end of the song when the music stopped as he kept singing...
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mikeyank
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Today is the last day of my childhood friend staying with me. It was a beautiful cool, sunny day and although we both grew up in Brooklyn, he had never been to Greenwood Cemetery, the huge 478 acre cemetery opened in 1838 as a rural cemetery. It has the highest point in Brooklyn which is called Battle Hill, and was a key place during the Revolutionary War where our army was lead by General George Washington.
We also visited the graves of conductor and author Leonard Bernstein and a ton of other New Yorkers. We didn’t get to the grave of Brooklyn born artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, but we saw a lot of cool and historic graves. It is like a step back to the 1830’s.
We also visited the graves of conductor and author Leonard Bernstein and a ton of other New Yorkers. We didn’t get to the grave of Brooklyn born artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, but we saw a lot of cool and historic graves. It is like a step back to the 1830’s.
BrokeStraightBoys
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Thanks I'm exhausted. Bedtime finally lol.
Sleep well
trebligon
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Random: Today during lunch, which I usually have in the dining hall, a couple of young guys were talking really loudly. One guy talked about how he had just taken a girl's virginity, and how hard it has been having sex with a girl who'd already been with 18 guys.
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