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    Bisexual, leaning male
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    Writing, Singing, Body building, Volleyball and Cricket

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  6. At least until the time of Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, evidence of homosexuality in the Middle East can be traced back. If they were homosexual or heterosexual, sex offences were punished identically in ancient Assyria. For penetrating someone of equal social status, a cult prostitute, or someone whose gender roles were not considered solidly masculine, a person faced no penalty. In an Akkadian tablet, the Šumma ālu, it states, "If a man copulates with his equal from the rear, he becomes the leader among his peers and brothers”. The Abbasid dynasty was renowned for being comparatively liber
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  11. Vikki


    The first story i read on this forum and fell in love with it. It is remarkable that everyone can relate to a certain part of this story and certainly the 70s, 80s and 90s generations of queer men. Personalities of both Matt and Andy are so relatable and real and I had the fortunate and unfortunate to either lived or been with such people in the past. Though sometimes it feels like a fantasy college where Andy could get it with almost every single good looking guy in the dorm, but boys in hostel and their hornimess must be accounted while perceiving the sex scenes on this story. Above all, I l
  12. We are getting to a point where the story is going to swirl by many twists and turns. Shakti and Jai are two different personalities and they are going to be part of a storm on the horizon, please buckle your seatbelt. 😂
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