Something tells me the voice of experience guides the hand of the bookstore clerk here:
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Something tells me the voice of experience guides the hand of the bookstore clerk here:
raincoaster 
Sex comes before relationships? Shouldn’t it be the other way around? Well, either way, Boyfriend Training is definitely in the middle.
Love it, Raincoaster! :)
Love it!
Thanks. It reminds me of the Chapters here in Vancouver, where Chocolate is next to Bereavement. At least someone is thinking logically!
Sexuality is a human nature. It is bound to occur with maturity. But Books as the best guide for the forebidden sex and the relationships between both, is quite different things. It is better to have knowledge of sex in right direction to understand it. Books deal different topics and let you choose your interest whether it is History, Culture, or Sex. Book guides you in right way and tells you
the way of true relationships. If you can`t follow the spirit of the contents , it is not the mistake of the Book.
Therfore, sexuality may be a subject of the relationships
not the end in itself,but a true friend in need. thus, one may succeed in right approach too. Thanks.
How are you at SPATIAL relationships, though? I think you’re missing something.
One photo says it call.
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I LOVE this! Just about the best laugh I’ve had all day. Thanks!
Glad you liked it. I’m serious about the Chocolate next to Bereavement here in Vancouver. Sad, or fabulous?
Hi Raincoaster, this is probably true for those in less fortunate relationships? They give up on either gender and then find love O_o
Well, have you ever dated a bookstore clerk? I think they all need to find a nice fur mitten and a copy of Anais Nin’s stories and settle down with it.
Blimey! If I had to lern and remember all dblsharma said about relationships I’d never have got laid.
Actually that does have it’s up-side.
What’s sex?
I dunno. Heard it’s fun, though! Ask Boris.
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