Totally agreed. I had to hide my virginity due to judgey millennials who bang anything that moves. I'm proud I waited, and I'm proud that I married a girl who did too. They can take their Boomer-ass "morals" and shove it. I have NOTHING to be ashamed of.

Why is it a bad thing to have sex? To be « easy »? If people are having consensual safe sex its not a problem someone has just instilled some quite archaic views about what is and is not moral in you. Get off your high horse, just because you choose to live differently than others doesn’t mean that you have to maintain a holier than thou attitude. By the way, I’m at 18 year old virgin but I don’t think that makes me better or worse than anyone else.

Seconded, especially because of the risks. And I can rarely come twice from the same video.

Specific fetishes or preferences. Not everyone can come from some random generic bj video.

It'll mess with you. At least it did me. A lot of guys trying to quit these days.

You'll grow out of it. I did it, you can do it too

Probably because they can't read it.

Dislike it: my reason why I didn't exactly approve of it is that it simply excludes most people. I think it's the equivalent of being in a room and talking in another language with someone; it's rude because people don't know what you're saying, you're clearly showing that you don't want anyone to be part of the conversation besides people from your country. As for the not comment on it question... because no-one understands it!? So how are they supposed to comment on it

If you really feel like there are two people living in your body then this is definitely a mental disorder. Which doesn't have to mean you're a weirdo, but if it affects your life negatively then you could think about getting a therapist. If you just meant that as a metaphor and mean that you're a boy who likes both cars and wearing dresses, Then guy, i have good news for you, because that's normal. And it doesn't make you bi, it makes you a normal dude with feminine preferences and that's okay

On a serious note, there's nothing wrong with labeling yourself. Feel what you must. After all, it's your life and choices. But just saying, don't make it everybody's choice to agree upon the concept of gender and sexuality based from one individual or from a group of people. Be a bigender but you'll most likely still face reality on how society see you as. The pronoun thing will still be a problem but learn to embrace that issue.. And I hope this shouldn't be something that depresses you, just something that make you or people experiencing same thing like you (actually also I'm like you) to surpass what everybody expects to you. If you're a he or a she it's because they are assuming and that's human nature (animal's nature most likely). If you remove assumption in humanity( or life) then there's no progress. Although, you don't have to agree with me but it is your "choice" ... Just know what is right without making others right... you know....

I went on a strict dairy diet for half a year. Meaning I didn't eat any. Only once a week tops, and then lactose free. I can now drink a bucket of milk again without feeling a thing, it was really worth it. Might work for you. I think I have IBS too, although I'm not sure because the diagnosis is a little hard to make

In Japan this kinda of distant cold woman who has to be coaxed into allowing her sweet side out is called a Tsundereka. In Philippines the term for a man winning his cold and distant love interest with friendliness and kindness is called pakipot. It seems to be a pretty universal theme in Asian romance.

I like when there's a cold friend and a cheery friend and the cold friend would secretly protect the cheery friend with their life. Basically a Slytherin and Hufflepuff being best buds.