Inconsiderate Nepotism Kids

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going nonverbal at the club

u know for people that love to go out and dance, we realize that a lot of the times, we’re anti-social. can both exist at the same time?? lmk. ok but we say this in a “we love the music so much there’s no reason to talk to each other and we don’t have the social battery to make c ...  Show more

turning erotically VISIBLE

#hingepartner | guys... we're here to announce that we are turning erotically VISIBLE (or at least trying to). it's been a while since we last talked about feeling erotically invisible and though some things have changed, some have stayed the same. this episode we talk about what ...  Show more

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