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Marquis 2022-03-25 09:01:14
A love poem for anyone
Let me caress you with words
Because my hands are as limp as empty gloves
Let my words run through your hair And
stroke your back and scratch your belly
Because my hands that wiggle like bricks
don't Pay attention to my mind
and resolutely refuse to fulfill my deepest desires
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Milo 2022-03-23 09:02:38
Thanks to directors, writers, actors, music, listeners, helpers, and a tolerant religion and society
Very clean movie...Even in the church there is no conflict between Mark's memories...The brilliance of humanity makes God proud
Mature psychologist. What impressed me was that she controlled the distance between her and the students, and the conversation was quite artistic. She always encouraged...
Jonathan Hanrahan
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Conrad 2022-03-27 09:01:13
It's really a very clean and warm movie. It talks about sex and love. Aunt Hunter really dedicates her life to art. Hawks acts very well. The godfather just listens to pornographic jokes. But overall it's still a little bit of a melody, and the story itself is pretty bland. 【2013 SFF】
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Levi 2022-03-28 09:01:07
Religion, Faith, Love and Sex.
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Susan: Would you like me to visit you?
Mark O'Brien: Are you married?
Susan: No.
Mark O'Brien: Do you have a steady boyfriend?
Susan: No.
Mark O'Brien: Then please visit as often as you can.
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Mark O'Brien: What happens when...?
Cheryl: What happens when what?
Mark O'Brien: When people become attached to each other.
Cheryl: What people?
Mark O'Brien: Just people.
Mark O'Brien: What's the chemistry in it all? When people are attracted to each other.
Cheryl: Are you attracted to me?
Mark O'Brien: God, no.
Cheryl: Ha-ha-ha.
Mark O'Brien: I'm just talking hypothetically.
Cheryl: Hypothetically... they write poems. They have sex.
Mark O'Brien: And what happens next?
Cheryl: After poetry and sex? Nothing or everything. The rest is by negotiation, as it were.
Mark O'Brien: What do you mean?
Cheryl: I mean, you can leave it at love and attraction... or you can make things complicated, like most people do.
Mark O'Brien: Have you?
Cheryl: Yes.
