Brad

Indeed. I've been lucky enough to enjoy being on both sides of the equation. As long there's communication and limits are respected, there's a lot of fun to be had! Happy exploring. :)

I asked a similar question once and got a number of replies you may enjoy reading: http://www.lyla.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=217063 I enjoy these happy tales and positive threads, so hopefully you'll get a few new stories as well. :)

I'm pretty sure he just missed the shift key and meant to write 5%.

I'm an atheist myself but from a very religious family. I'm happy to say my family shows the best that religion can accomplish. It is a pillar to them that gives him hope, community, and a sense of purpose, and they are amazingly generous, forgiving, and selfless. The thing is, I have no doubt they would be just as generous, forgiving, and selfless even if they weren't religious. People sometimes ask me how/why I act morally since I don't believe in heaven/hell. I usually just ask them how many people they would rob, rape, and murder if it wasn't prohibited by their religion. I ask if they want to do such things but only refrain because a higher power tells them not to. There are certainly atheists who are killers and commit atrocities, but it's really hard to think of anyone who has committed such crimes "in the name of atheism". The fact that they are atheist is typically about as relevant as their hair colour. Unfortunately, while most people do good acts in the name of their religion, too often discrimination and worse is done "in the name of god". I agree with those who say that even without religion such people would find another reason to seize power, kill those they don't like, be prejudice, etc. But at least without the easy excuse of 'god says so' it's a lot harder for people to justify such things and spur support. I don't think eliminating religion would end all ills in the world, and I think most religious people are intelligent moral people, and I've no little interest in trying to sway anyone from their faith. But I can't help but think that if religion were to go away we'd still have all the good that's part of it and perhaps would lose some of the bad...

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Not myself, but a few people have commented positively on the first page in recommendations: https://www.lyla.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=224874

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Midnite Energies is a bodacious and friendly lady, with many well-deserved recommendations. She's easy to get along with and it's a safe bet that any respectable gents who have spent time with her have considered themselves lucky to have done so. Her website: http://rawr4u.com/

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