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seabeyond

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8. you know the mens forum, talking about their liberation? i think this one fits in

Reply to redqueen (Reply #7)

Tue Jan 17, 2012, 01:46 PM

Jan 2012

the old hunter dude. the chase.

we all like a little here and there chse, and we all have our insecurities and vulnerabilities. we pretend that men are blase about the rejections in their "hunt". they are humans and have the same frailities of us women. i have always seen this growing up with men and watching a couple little ones growing up, too.

i free my boys and liberate them, right here and now.

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