[ SECRET POST #2487 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2487 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Vincent D'Onofrio in "Adventures in Babysitting"]


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03.
[Legend of Korra]


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04.
[The Little Mermaid]


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05.
[Twin Peaks]


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06.
[Moby Dick]


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07.
[American Horror Story]


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08.
[Ian McKellan and Patrick Stewart]


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09.
[Supernatural]


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10.
[Yogscast]


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[Welcome to Night Vale]


















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Comments

[vethica]

It has to do with this part of your comment.

They see movies/games/tv shows/books where people lust after every attractive member of the opposite/same sex and fall into bed with everyone they meet within hours of meeting them and think "well I'm not like that at all! I need an emotional connection! I must not be a normal gay/straight/bi person!"

I know this seems argumentative, but it's also an honest question. Obviously I only can judge from my own experience. What I have seen in media, and in real life sometimes, is that it is common/normal to be sexually attracted to people based on things like that. I'm asking if you think that is not true.

[ariakas]

It's also common/normal to be sexually attracted to someone because you share an emotional bond.

[vethica]

And for it to be a requirement?

[ariakas]

Also totally common/normal, especially among the women I've known, but many men, too.

[vethica]

Okay, yeah. I think the thing I said downthread about how the best idea would be to poll people using clear definitions is looking more and more true.