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according to the kinsey scale, a very small percentage of the population are 100% straight or 100%homosexual. many people fall somewhere in between. it sounds to me like you're about a 4-5 on the kinsey scale, which means you prefer men, but you can still entertain erotic thoughts about women...

according to the kinsey scale, a very small percentage of the population are 100% straight or 100%homosexual. many people fall somewhere in between. it sounds to me like you're about a 4-5 on the kinsey scale, which means you prefer men, but you can still entertain erotic thoughts about women...

nope, that sounds about right. if you're concerned about your car randomly shutting off you can remove the thermostat until you can afford to have it fixed, but be sure that it's the thermostat, and not your engine overheating. there could also be a problem with your radiator or the coolant line.

you know? yes. I was OBSESSED with that book where the red fern grows but it was opposite of my life in every way. I guess that just goes to show that no matter the setting, the themes of some books are universal, and you can learn to understand the rest.

you know? yes. I was OBSESSED with that book where the red fern grows but it was opposite of my life in every way. I guess that just goes to show that no matter the setting, the themes of some books are universal, and you can learn to understand the rest.

you know? yes. I was OBSESSED with that book where the red fern grows but it was opposite of my life in every way. I guess that just goes to show that no matter the setting, the themes of some books are universal, and you can learn to understand the rest.

you know? yes. I was OBSESSED with that book where the red fern grows but it was opposite of my life in every way. I guess that just goes to show that no matter the setting, the themes of some books are universal, and you can learn to understand the rest.

you know? yes. I was OBSESSED with that book where the red fern grows but it was opposite of my life in every way. I guess that just goes to show that no matter the setting, the themes of some books are universal, and you can learn to understand the rest.