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[featherynscale]

Susie Bright is making me kind of sad today. But only kind of. Here's the thing. If the motivating force behind the lack of libido she's talking about is people becoming estranged from their authentic desires due to stress, overwork, anxiety, chemical imbalance, etc., that's clearly no good. On the other hand, if the desire to have sex all the time was a cultural imposition on the authentic desires of these guys, then good for them that they can say "You know, I'm really more into _________." Or whatever. In general, I'm in favor of people knowing what they want, and admitting to what they want. It increases the odds that at some point they'll actually get what they want. (Unless, of course, what they want is to strip naked at work and roll in the blood of kittens, or whatnot, in which case admitting to what they want makes it more likely they'll get counselling. Which could be okay too.)

So in my usual not particularly scientific but curious manner, I want to know what you guys want. Indulge me, would you?

[Poll #747979]

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[capriciouslass.livejournal.com]

I was torn between a nap and a good book, so I voted none of the above.