2. Do they consent to this?
That's all that matters when it comes to lovers. Someone else's disgust or prejudices shouldn't matter.
If they have mutually agreed to make love, have sex, explore, experiment, or play, nobody else should try to stop them. If someone hasn't agreed, they should be free to opt out.
We support consent. We support love and affection. Do you?
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love is not wrong! affection is not wrong!
ReplyDeleteI support it fully
ReplyDeleteExcept consent let's ditch everything and love all. It would be a so much better world, less agression more love and care. Only desirable thing to have is diversity, by having pregnancies through mixing genes of diverse people through sex or otherwise.
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