OT; your hobby?

[paramount]

[quote=temeculaguy]

But your friend won’t be cured by suggestions, more than likely something else is wrong. We all question our existence at one time or another and it’s rarely because we haven’t been exposed to enough activities. Try to find out what the real problem is, if he solves that one, then he will find what makes him happy.[/quote]

Astronomy is one of a very few pursuits IMO that really helps to put things into perspective.

I’m sure you’ve seen this pic (I think this image is the most significant in all of human history – thank you Carl Sagan):
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[temeculaguy]

[quote=paramount]I guess it takes a discussion on porn to get TG out of the shadows these days.[/quote]

paramount, it was random, I’ve been away for a while, came to read some private messages and browsed a little, then I saw my name. Of course I jumped in.

Truth be told, I joke about, it’s fun, but I’m no expert on the subject, nor am I a puritan. But man, to see BG’s remarks about it being an addiction and insidious, lighten up babe. People get addicted to all kinds of things but then there are many more who don’t. Alcohol, food, video games, gambling, sex, even excericise can end up destructive but for the vast majority of folks, it’s just something they casually enjoy. I’m a fan of them all and addicted to none, I feel bad for people who get taken over by these things, they never really get to enjoy them.

I get a kick of of these sweeping statements, recalcitrant? I had to look that up (resisting authority or control, not obediant or compliant) which is actually is a polular genre of porn, not really my thing, but I’m willing to learn new things I guess.

You know what the suburban moms go to instead of tupperware parties? They go to these passion parties or similar ones and among the toys and lingerie, they sell mainstream porn. I think that’s awesome. Couples watch these together, even try to play along, or so I’m told. Outfreakingstanding! Guys don’t call that guy an addict, we call him a lucky bastard and we also call him faithful.

But BG, please don’t quote my entire post, highlight things you want to address and insert rubuttals to each. This is not a debate, I totally respect your beliefs, you get to have them. This is like arguing religion, it doesn’t work. I also respect anything two or more consenting adults want to do or not do. I’ve been called old fasioned and i’ve been called a hedonist, it’s all relative based on who you are talking to.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=paramount]I guess it takes a discussion on porn to get TG out of the shadows these days.[/quote]

paramount, it was random, I’ve been away for a while, came to read some private messages and browsed a little, then I saw my name. Of course I jumped in.

Truth be told, I joke about, it’s fun, but I’m no expert on the subject, nor am I a puritan. But man, to see BG’s remarks about it being an addiction and insidious, lighten up babe. People get addicted to all kinds of things but then there are many more who don’t. Alcohol, food, video games, gambling, sex, even excericise can end up destructive but for the vast majority of folks, it’s just something they casually enjoy. I’m a fan of them all and addicted to none, I feel bad for people who get taken over by these things, they never really get to enjoy them.

I get a kick of of these sweeping statements, recalcitrant? I had to look that up (resisting authority or control, not obediant or compliant) which is actually is a polular genre of porn, not really my thing, but I’m willing to learn new things I guess.

You know what the suburban moms go to instead of tupperware parties? They go to these passion parties or similar ones and among the toys and lingerie, they sell mainstream porn. I think that’s awesome. Couples watch these together, even try to play along, or so I’m told. Outfreakingstanding! Guys don’t call that guy an addict, we call him a lucky bastard and we also call him faithful.

But BG, please don’t quote my entire post, highlight things you want to address and insert rubuttals to each. This is not a debate, I totally respect your beliefs, you get to have them. This is like arguing religion, it doesn’t work. I also respect anything two or more consenting adults want to do or not do. I’ve been called old fasioned and i’ve been called a hedonist, it’s all relative based on who you are talking to.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=paramount]I guess it takes a discussion on porn to get TG out of the shadows these days.[/quote]

paramount, it was random, I’ve been away for a while, came to read some private messages and browsed a little, then I saw my name. Of course I jumped in.

Truth be told, I joke about, it’s fun, but I’m no expert on the subject, nor am I a puritan. But man, to see BG’s remarks about it being an addiction and insidious, lighten up babe. People get addicted to all kinds of things but then there are many more who don’t. Alcohol, food, video games, gambling, sex, even excericise can end up destructive but for the vast majority of folks, it’s just something they casually enjoy. I’m a fan of them all and addicted to none, I feel bad for people who get taken over by these things, they never really get to enjoy them.

I get a kick of of these sweeping statements, recalcitrant? I had to look that up (resisting authority or control, not obediant or compliant) which is actually is a polular genre of porn, not really my thing, but I’m willing to learn new things I guess.

You know what the suburban moms go to instead of tupperware parties? They go to these passion parties or similar ones and among the toys and lingerie, they sell mainstream porn. I think that’s awesome. Couples watch these together, even try to play along, or so I’m told. Outfreakingstanding! Guys don’t call that guy an addict, we call him a lucky bastard and we also call him faithful.

But BG, please don’t quote my entire post, highlight things you want to address and insert rubuttals to each. This is not a debate, I totally respect your beliefs, you get to have them. This is like arguing religion, it doesn’t work. I also respect anything two or more consenting adults want to do or not do. I’ve been called old fasioned and i’ve been called a hedonist, it’s all relative based on who you are talking to.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=paramount]I guess it takes a discussion on porn to get TG out of the shadows these days.[/quote]

paramount, it was random, I’ve been away for a while, came to read some private messages and browsed a little, then I saw my name. Of course I jumped in.

Truth be told, I joke about, it’s fun, but I’m no expert on the subject, nor am I a puritan. But man, to see BG’s remarks about it being an addiction and insidious, lighten up babe. People get addicted to all kinds of things but then there are many more who don’t. Alcohol, food, video games, gambling, sex, even excericise can end up destructive but for the vast majority of folks, it’s just something they casually enjoy. I’m a fan of them all and addicted to none, I feel bad for people who get taken over by these things, they never really get to enjoy them.

I get a kick of of these sweeping statements, recalcitrant? I had to look that up (resisting authority or control, not obediant or compliant) which is actually is a polular genre of porn, not really my thing, but I’m willing to learn new things I guess.

You know what the suburban moms go to instead of tupperware parties? They go to these passion parties or similar ones and among the toys and lingerie, they sell mainstream porn. I think that’s awesome. Couples watch these together, even try to play along, or so I’m told. Outfreakingstanding! Guys don’t call that guy an addict, we call him a lucky bastard and we also call him faithful.

But BG, please don’t quote my entire post, highlight things you want to address and insert rubuttals to each. This is not a debate, I totally respect your beliefs, you get to have them. This is like arguing religion, it doesn’t work. I also respect anything two or more consenting adults want to do or not do. I’ve been called old fasioned and i’ve been called a hedonist, it’s all relative based on who you are talking to.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=paramount]I guess it takes a discussion on porn to get TG out of the shadows these days.[/quote]

paramount, it was random, I’ve been away for a while, came to read some private messages and browsed a little, then I saw my name. Of course I jumped in.

Truth be told, I joke about, it’s fun, but I’m no expert on the subject, nor am I a puritan. But man, to see BG’s remarks about it being an addiction and insidious, lighten up babe. People get addicted to all kinds of things but then there are many more who don’t. Alcohol, food, video games, gambling, sex, even excericise can end up destructive but for the vast majority of folks, it’s just something they casually enjoy. I’m a fan of them all and addicted to none, I feel bad for people who get taken over by these things, they never really get to enjoy them.

I get a kick of of these sweeping statements, recalcitrant? I had to look that up (resisting authority or control, not obediant or compliant) which is actually is a polular genre of porn, not really my thing, but I’m willing to learn new things I guess.

You know what the suburban moms go to instead of tupperware parties? They go to these passion parties or similar ones and among the toys and lingerie, they sell mainstream porn. I think that’s awesome. Couples watch these together, even try to play along, or so I’m told. Outfreakingstanding! Guys don’t call that guy an addict, we call him a lucky bastard and we also call him faithful.

But BG, please don’t quote my entire post, highlight things you want to address and insert rubuttals to each. This is not a debate, I totally respect your beliefs, you get to have them. This is like arguing religion, it doesn’t work. I also respect anything two or more consenting adults want to do or not do. I’ve been called old fasioned and i’ve been called a hedonist, it’s all relative based on who you are talking to.

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