Dragon1982

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Yeah, same for me - obvs not the specifics, but same period of life defining stuff & definitely all downhill since!
I suppose if we're talking about moments in life, I'd say my life was hell and massively misunderstood until I turned 18, then it became easy sailing due to discovering I had Asperger's. Now I have a job that is drama free, my boss is cool, I have a roommate I get along with for over 13 years, and I was able to afford a powerful PC last year. Sure, it's not huge for most people, but for me life got better the older I got, and I couldn't be happier.
 

WigglyWorld84

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Rainbow flag was a bit later, created in '78, had something to do with Harvey Milk.
The artist who created it, Gilbert Baker, said each colour represented something: hot pink for sex, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, turquoise for art, indigo for harmony, and violet for spirit.
These days they claim the rainbow is representative of diversity of people, but that's not why it was created that way, as the original artist's definition shows.

Still, could very well have been a subconcious effect from "Friends of Dorothy"...
Yea, subconcious is what i was kinda hinting at.

I am from San Francisco, and your break-down is how I remember learning it too.
 
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doccop63

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Yea, subconcious is what i was kinda hinting at.

I am from San Francisco, and your break-down is how I remember learning it too.
This is a perfect example of people wanting to apply something to fit them. Kinda like the NTR conversation in the forum.
 

WigglyWorld84

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This is a perfect example of people wanting to apply something to fit them. Kinda like the NTR conversation in the forum.
"Perfect example?" Please explain.

Edit: I am confused by the agenda you are attaching to me. I am confused... the rainbow flag colors are meant to represent different things., including gay men. gay me have used, "friend of dorothy" as code for many years. Dorothy's most famous song is about rainbows. Are you saying I am strecthing this to fit my narrative? I have no dog in this fight to need to manipulate anything. this is just a conversation. I must be missing somthing and am ready to move on. peace.
 

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"Perfect example?" Please explain.

Edit: I am confused by the agenda you are attaching to me. I am confused... the rainbow flag colors are meant to represent different things., including gay men. gay me have used, "friend of dorothy" as code for many years. Dorothy's most famous song is about rainbows. Are you saying I am strecthing this to fit my narrative? I have no dog in this fight to need to manipulate anything. this is just a conversation. I must be missing somthing and am ready to move on. peace.
I'm not saying that you as a person, are attching anything to gay men. My refernce is more of how people, humans, will take things that stands for one thing and use them as symbologies for their own agendas. For example, the swastika was actually a symbol used by several Native American tribes for one symbol but Nazi's adapted it for something else. I'm not accusing you of anything.
 

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I'm not saying that you as a person, are attching anything to gay men. My refernce is more of how people, humans, will take things that stands for one thing and use them as symbologies for their own agendas. For example, the swastika was actually a symbol used by several Native American tribes for one symbol but Nazi's adapted it for something else. I'm not accusing you of anything.
Honestly, it was just a friendly discussion about the rainbow flag & a genuine interest into whether "Friends of Dorothy" might have subconciously influenced the guy who created it, 30 or so years later, due to the obvious link.
It wasn't about things being misappropriated & opening by drawing a comparison between our conversation and one of those NTR discussions is pretty abrasive.
 
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I don't remember the preview image, but I'm guessing the police officer is Mabel's daughter, the one Sarah Sandra forced to endure hours of sexual pleasure -- provided by us -- then sent her home covered in our cum (and she's Sarah's boss btw).
Ahh that would explain why i don't recognise it as i've never done Sandra's path
 
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