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Any other lesbians who love BL? [Answer]

Froot 08 12,2019

holy crap homie i thought i was the only one! but for real, im so glad theres someone else!!! (⌒▽⌒) 1 reply

08 12,2019

Any other lesbians who love BL? [Question]

Literal God 08 12,2019

Or am I the only one here?

Confirmed lesbian. Spent much of my youth scared and trying not to be a lesbian. If there was the slightest chance I wasn't I'd have found it.

Women light me on fire. Hopefully not literally, but sometimes you wonder. Men are great too! As long as you never have to have sex with them. Or think about them having sex.

Yaoi is hot though.

Just want to commiserate with someone over how being human is weird af.

Unless I'm the only one. In which case I will buy some vodka and commiserate with myself over how being weird is human af.

Maybe I'll buy the vodka anyway.

ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ

08 12,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

BLismyhappyplace 23 11,2019

I'm 34. My advice would be: get to *really* know yourself, especially the things you'd rather not see. Be honest with yourself. Keep an open mind. That's how you become a better person. 1 reply

23 11,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

Kiwi 23 11,2019

I am 43, and here is my advice. DO: live, love, listen, feel, try, try again, move on, travel, explore. DON'T: smoke, be mean, sell yourself short, wait till later (maby next year?)... because I can promise you, the years seem to go past faster the older you get. No kidding. I was just 35 and then BAM I'm 43. reply

23 11,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

Kiki 23 11,2019

Only 22, but it's okay to do things alone. I have always been very hesistant and never wanted to do things alone, even if I really wanted to do them, but just couldn't get myself to do them without my friends. I started becoming more independend when I was 16, by starting to attend a Japanese class and continued by moving to London as an Aupair wi...... 1 reply

23 11,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

Alexushi94 23 11,2019

Hi! I'm 27 this year. Best advice? Well, this might be presumptuous of me since I am not really that old yet and I am still in the middle of figuring out my life as well but the best advice would be to take your time and enjoy life. It doesn't matter if people around you become more successful now, or excel academically, or if they get promoted to...... 1 reply

23 11,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

PinkCornstarch 23 11,2019

I'm 22. Only do things when you're ready. I'm an introvert with social phobia. I went out with a guy because of peer pressure. We didn't talk in person nor go on a date even once. I hurt him because I went out with him even if I wasn't ready for relationships yet. When I graduated university, I was rushing trying to match other people's pace. Apply...... 1 reply

23 11,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

Legra 23 11,2019

Some people might have not understand this, even people older than 21. Also, might sound messed up for some. My mom always told me, (if you’re not that lucky with your love life) girls, it is better to be with someone who love you, than be with someone you love. And, this is cliche but really important, work hard and save your money. reply

23 11,2019

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Older readers (over 21), what is the best advice you would give someone younger? [Answer]

LaughingAardvark 23 11,2019

Too long. I'm 49 years old. I'll won't write more than is here though there is more I could say. I just hope some people will read it all. Don't sign things without reading them. Learn to budget and keep track of what's in your bank account. My dad always said "An unbalanced checkbook is worthless." Learn to cook and make nutritious meals. One...... 2 reply

23 11,2019

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People who want to have children so there's someone who can take care of them when their old [Answer]

Elaphae 23 11,2019

Hey, a caucasian here ! I grew up in a French household and here, children are not depicted as a person who can take care of the old parents but more as the sum-up of the love between two persons. That or a way to have more money x)(because of the allocations in France... Well, I'm joking but that can sadly be true) Moreover, the children are seen...... reply

23 11,2019

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