If I have learned anything in 34 years on the planet, it's that when people speak, they often say more about themselves than about whatever the subject of their speech is.
Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council, in discussing gays in the military, proved my point in a way that is delicious.
Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council, in discussing gays in the military, proved my point in a way that is delicious.
Unless, of course, you are gifted with a disinterest in sex, period.
"Gifted"? What an . . . interesting choice of words, Mr. Perkins.
See, most of us consider our sex drives to be enjoyable. Occasionally annoying, sometimes inconvenient, but enjoyable. I mean, I don't know if it's the whole "women hit their peak around 36" thing or what, but lately I find myself wildly attracted to everyone from Naveen Andrews to the Living, Breathing Anthromorphization of Our Most Base Militaristic Drives, and inside my head has been quite a fun place.

No, I don't know what's wrong with me.
h/t to [redacted]

