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Russian word game, the first part is about black and white and I thought it was fitting since im emo and pandas are black and white![]()
I'm offended
I missed you hoe
Id say i missed you but lying is bad![]()
but ur even moreFinally Vikki's better half is back
Damn lmao, Vikki, who did you hurt in my absence?
I'm nowhere the better half tho, Vikki is basically perfect ^-^
but ur even more![]()
Google translate says different
Dont wear black or white, dont say yes or no
Google translate is dumbGoogle translate says different![]()
of course we disagreeWhich one of you is more of a flop?
me ofc and im proud of it![]()
Good pointGoogle translate is dumb![]()
Did you know orangutans are bisexual? I didn't write the anon but I find it quite interesting. A lot of animals have sexual relationships with the same gender - especially males. This is because in the animal world, apart from humans, females are normally quite dominant so males are generally quite lonely. Females and Males often don't form a special bond (e.g. male bees for example won't form any type of 'bond' with the queen bee - they exist solely so she can reproduce) so males stick with male companionship.Can animals be homosexual?
Humans are animals so yes
Along with humans other animals have been observed to have homosexuality as well, such as swans
This is very interesting actually. Humans having these kind of restrictions have come from years of cultural progress. Even before in history, bisexuality and heterosexuality were generally more accept among societies until cultural changes came along ^-^Did you know orangutans are bisexual? I didn't write the anon but I find it quite interesting. A lot of animals have sexual relationships with the same gender - especially males. This is because in the animal world, apart from humans, females are normally quite dominant so males are generally quite lonely. Females and Males often don't form a special bond (e.g. male bees for example won't form any type of 'bond' with the queen bee - they exist solely so she can reproduce) so males stick with male companionship.
I just find it interesting that all other animals have relationships with the same gender so why is it deemed wrong (for some) for humans?