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heterosexual) women are often more likely to claim

anyway?"" I've always found that the more you look at the line between

no matter how my mental angle on those processes

as opposed to how my body feels sexual urges. I don't think that those bodily

politics can't help shaping our experiences

and the ""how does it feel?"" side. Both

even if the participants aren't doing anything that would look sexual

just because a question is simple doesn't mean the question is not interesting.

three to seven years ago. It forces me to calibrate my inner

because it forces me to try and understand

someone will ask me a question about something BDSM-related

I constantly feel frustrated by blogging... let alone platforms like Twitter! If you

and since splitting up long posts is a bad

my commenters are at least as smart as I am

people were already talking about points that I addressed in the second

and the second part ""How Does It Feel?"" But as often happens when I split up

and I'll always try to speak in ways that support this

as a sexual orientation. They want to make BDSM a protected

and towards ""It's fundamentally unimportant whether we

but don't identify as strictly gay or lesbian