gym gay sex question

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TTomass #1

tell him he has a nice body and see what he says

AHHHHAHAHA

On May 05 2013 23:48 bigredhoss wrote: tell him he has a nice body and see what he says

this


we need a Looks or Game thread for TTomass

On May 05 2013 23:48 bigredhoss wrote: tell him he has a nice body and see what he says

wtf no, test him. Tell him you hate faggots and see what he says

what the fuck

LOL

Uæhh, gay ppl all over, was studying in the lobby, and gays kept coming, and one of them sat down right next to me, wouldn't stop talking, wanted to compare feet sizes. Told him i was straight, he said he didn't mind, and that he had slept with lots of straight guys.

When he got up to make a phone call I ran off, annoying, since no internet in the rooms, only lobby, but now im back in the lobby and have internet again, yay.

woah, I love this site sometimes.

looooooooool if you guys visited gym in your life you would know this happens, not often but happens. Probably he knows how to work out and he just wanted to help you out because otherwise you could hurt yourself !

yea i help guys that seem to be unsure of what they are doing at times too, dosnt mean im gay

but if u got the vibes from him, just go for it

haahaahaha

Well next time say thank you and ask him to show you a few more machines/workouts. If you are indeed gay you must have some sort of radar if he is hitting on you.

But I get mistankely taken for gay from time to time because I'm friendly to other guys. So what longple said, does not have to mean anything!

how drunk is mipwnya on a scale of 1 to 10?

im sober lol

just flirt with him lol. If he is a raging homosexual im sure his gaydar will pick u up.

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On May 06 2013 07:55 2c0ntent wrote: TTomas, the Buddha says that you must seek detachment. This does not mean desensitization, but mental detachment from one's body and senses and the "feeling" or "impulses" that hit our sensory organs in the day-to-day. In the context of your original post, that is: We must not project our thoughts onto other people -- ie. concern ourselves with extremely premature assumptions such as a concern over whether or not that man is gay (you can just meet him and maybe he'll reveal he's gay or not.).Therefore, your immediate problem is not in the anxiety or worry that followed after you initiated the actions of psychological/cognitive/spiritual projection, but in your practice of active and thoughtful self-consciousness. Seek mindfulness and the duality of self-consciousness' possible manifestations(1) inside of yourself and in the perspective of others will become clear immediately, or with time. (1) in manifesting self-consciousness, we can do something that is different from "thinking", have a real behavioral result, and have it appear to be "self-consciousness" to others. But the process of "the best kind of" self-consciousness within our own mind-brain-body is not accomplished by a thinking ahead, planning process. The best kind of self-consciousness is an appearance of it that comes from being truly mindful and in possession and therefore fully conscious of one's own body; self-control creates an illusion of appropriate self-consciousness to others and oneself.

can you not speak in a more simpler or relevant way? i always find it very difficult to read your posts and pretty sure most other people do as well. You must realize that 93% of the people on this forum have not studied buddhism and that you are wasting your time when you speak this incomprehensibly. From what i can tell your post has little to do with ttomass' situation anyway.