Poll: Have You Smashed With the Opposite Gender?
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Yes with significant other
13.68%
29 13.68%
Yes with friend with benefits
4.72%
10 4.72%
Yes with a prostitute
1.89%
4 1.89%
No I'm too young to have sex
23.11%
49 23.11%
No I never want to have sex
1.89%
4 1.89%
Anal/Oral Sex
7.08%
15 7.08%
Lifestyle: I'm interested but not actively pursuing.
25.47%
54 25.47%
Lifestyle: I'm interested and actively pursuing.
3.77%
8 3.77%
Lifestyle: I don't believe that sex is necessary to have a relationship.
11.32%
24 11.32%
Lifestyle: I don't want to deal with possible ramifications of sex.
7.08%
15 7.08%
Total 212 vote(s) 100%
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Are You A Virgin?
#41
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:Your avatar makes this even more funny.

Reminds me of Vernacular's avatar. Too bad he got banned.
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#42
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Swerve Wrote:Reminds me of Vernacular's avatar. Too bad he got banned.

Taylor is still here, lol. [/color]
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#43
Swerve Wrote:Reminds me of Vernacular's avatar. Too bad he got banned.

You mean Tay got banned again? Or his older account? He's still around, I think . . You could always request the avatar from him.

@Spidey: I haven't gotten the flu since I was near 5. I'm pretty disease-immune, strangely. I don't think I even had chicken-pox or anything, yet. Hmm
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#44
Rob Wrote: Taylor is still here, lol.

Oh I didn't know that they were the same person. Sorry about that. Ignore my post please.
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#45
Not a virgin. Personally don't care whether or not I get sex. Enjoy sex when it happens, but don't go seeking it. I'm more into sweet and lovey things. I'm one of those guys.
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#46
-Ignore me-
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#47
ImagineAll Wrote:-Ignore me-

-stares-
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#48
ImagineAll Wrote:-Ignore me-

All the shy girls say that when they really want you to come over and get to know them. At least that's what video games, novels, TV, and movies tell me.
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#49
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:-stares-

DualReaver Wrote:All the shy girls say that when they really want you to come over and get to know them. At least that's what video games, novels, TV, and movies tell me.
Made a post without thinking and then edited it. Had nothing to do with the thread, lol.
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#50
Yotsuba Wrote:Have you ever liked anyone at all?

Just one person. My best friend is a girl that I met on the first day of high school, though at this point I feel like I've known her forever. We went to the same college and we still hang out all the time. There was a period of time in high school where I definitely had feelings for her and I asked her to a dance and got rejected and then she started dating another guy, but I got over that and while she's certainly attractive, I don't think of her as anything but a good friend now. That goes along with being confused; I don't know if I actually wanted to date her or what.

I am attracted to certain types of people, so I'm not asexual (I think?).
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#51
ImagineAll Wrote:Made a post without thinking and then edited it. Had nothing to do with the thread, lol.

YOUR EDIT HAS RUINED MY ENTiRE REALITY
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#52
asexual
Main Entry: asex·u·al
Pronunciation: \(ˌWinkā-ˈsek-sh(ə-)wəl, -shü-əl, -ˈsek-shəl\
Function: adjective
Date: 1830

1 : lacking sex or functional sex organs <asexual plants>
2 a : involving or reproducing by reproductive processes (as cell division, spore formation, fission, or budding) that do not involve the union of individuals or gametes <asexual reproduction> <an asexual generation> b : produced by asexual reproduction <asexual spores>
3 : devoid of sexuality <an asexual relationship>
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#53
KaidaTan Wrote:asexual
Main Entry: asex·u·al
Pronunciation: \(ˌWinkā-ˈsek-sh(ə-)wəl, -shü-əl, -ˈsek-shəl\
Function: adjective
Date: 1830

1 : lacking sex or functional sex organs <asexual plants>
2 a : involving or reproducing by reproductive processes (as cell division, spore formation, fission, or budding) that do not involve the union of individuals or gametes <asexual reproduction> <an asexual generation> b : produced by asexual reproduction <asexual spores>
3 : devoid of sexuality <an asexual relationship>

What are you trying to prove, here?
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#54
Dusk Wrote:What are you trying to prove, here?
The definition of asexual. I have just proven it. Thanks to my good buddy Merriam-Webster.
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#55
Oh, I see what the difference is now. The word 'asexual' by itself has multiple meanings, because I looked up other sites, and when asexual is used in your definition, it's for asexual reproduction. But asexuality is the definition I gave earlier. Hmm.
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#56
17 year old quiet nerd. Take a guess. :[
Not pursuing anything, like I'd even have an idea how to.

Dusk Wrote:What are you trying to prove, here?

That Spidey isn't a bacterium.

Edit: Double Ninja. D:
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#57
19. 20 in a week and a half. Not a virgin. Male. Gave myself to my girlfriend this previous January.
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#58
Actually, to copy pasta:

Quote: a·sex·u·al

[Image: speaker.gif] /eɪˈsɛk[Image: thinsp.png]ʃu[Image: thinsp.png]əl/ [Image: dictionary_questionbutton_default.gif] Show Spelled[ey-sek-shoo-uh[Image: thinsp.png]l] [Image: dictionary_questionbutton_default.gif] Show IPA
–adjective1.Biology. a.having no sex or sexual organs.

b.independent of sexual processes, esp. not involving the union of male and female germ cells.



2.free from or unaffected by sexuality: an asexual friendship.
Quote:a·sex·u·al [Image: speaker.gif] (ā-sěk'shōō-əl) [Image: dictionary_questionbutton_default.gif]
adj.
  1. Having no evident sex or sex organs; sexless.
  2. Relating to, produced by, or involving reproduction that occurs without the union of male and female gametes, as in binary fission or budding.
  3. Lacking interest in or desire for sex.

Same website, two different definitions. The 2nd one states 'lacking interest in or desire for sex'. So either one works, however, I was referring to the 2nd definition.
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#59
18. Still a virgin. But not for too much longer >_>.
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#60
KaidaTan Wrote:The definition of asexual. I have just proven it. Thanks to my good buddy Merriam-Webster.

Thought you were trying to argue the point, then you edited to include the other two definitions, so I was confused.
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