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I hear scoots used Twitch to show off his crayoning skills, but there wasn't enough interest, so he moved over to onlyfans as his platform of choice.
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As being the only part of this discussion with merit, Twitch is a web-based live-streaming service. Basically lets anyone do their own live TV over the internet. It's particularly popular with gamers as it is focused on sharing your screen while talking, but people use it for all sorts of stuff. Chess for instance works well, or any sort of live commentary.Originally posted by Whorty View Post
I'm too old to understand any of that; I've never even heard of Twitch.
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One YouTuber I occasionally watch likes to sign off by saying goodbye to "guys, gals and non-binary pals" which I think is simple and elegant. No need to overthink this stuff.
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You are very old-fashioned to think being a lesbian means you don't like people with willies. After all, they might be women who just happen to be undiscernible from men.Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostI've been thinking it's about time I got a bit more trendy and down with the kids. You know, like going vegan and putting me money in bitcoin.
I had initially ruled out becoming a transwoman because I still want to shag women*. But apparently you can be a transbian. You just need to find lesbians who will accept dick.
(* to avoid any confusion, I mean females who were born with a vagina)
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There's more than you think, you just need to be trustworthy not to blow their cover, some in my experience are in love with their partner and lifestyle, but are still attracted to the odd man. However you will probably have to hang around the gay scene a bit.Originally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostYou just need to find lesbians who will accept dick.
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I could say that this is discriminatory
Tonic Housing said services will be “genuinely affirming of the lives, histories, needs and desires of LGBT+ people”, adding this “does not imply exclusion of those who do not identify as LGBT but actively values those who respect and celebrate LGBT+ people”.
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Shouldn't really have said "one term" should I!Originally posted by DonaldJTrump View PostThe ACE Umbrella is one term that had me stumped on a recent Govt survey
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The ACE Umbrella is one term that had me stumped on a recent Govt survey
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