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Mar. 16th, 2007 09:33 pmIn this week's Savage Love, there was a column about male and female sexual desire, and it featured, anecdotally, a lesbian couple who felt that a night of overdosing on carbs was a fine substitute for sex. Better than, even.
May I never have to choose. :-)
I've been thinking, though, that the perfect relationship is probably three people -- two men, one woman, everyone a bit mid-Kinsey scale. Or the Ursula Leguin (I think?) model where a marriage is made of two men and two women. Would I be able to handle either? Maybe not so much.
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In other news, I am bored. So bored that I'm listening to NSync. This is the weirdest Friday night eva.
May I never have to choose. :-)
I've been thinking, though, that the perfect relationship is probably three people -- two men, one woman, everyone a bit mid-Kinsey scale. Or the Ursula Leguin (I think?) model where a marriage is made of two men and two women. Would I be able to handle either? Maybe not so much.
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In other news, I am bored. So bored that I'm listening to NSync. This is the weirdest Friday night eva.