Originally posted by Dlevy
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Since you are single, no kids, and gay, evidently with no partner, cancel all past what I thought was informative information.
However, everyone else should read all the exceptions on your life insurance policies, not simply the one pertaining to suicide.
Anyway if there is absolutely no one else who could be considered, if you just up and die without Life Insurance the City, State, county, someone, will eventually pay to plant you. It costs a lot of money to keep your carcass in the cooler/freezer. You get the idea. However, anyone who can be considered a relative may be tagged for the bill. We are prepaying for our cremation, that relieves anyone from being responsible for burying us. And then finding a place to put us. But I would like to think we left something for the grand kids to use for their education, or what ever.
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Originally posted by Dlevy View PostSuicide does not affect payment of my (and probably all) life insurance since I have had the policies over two years. It is stated in the policy.
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Hey Todd, (slightly off topic) but how did sci affect your gay-ness?
Originally posted by Le Todd View PostI don?t have life insurance. I?m single and gay. I don?t have kids relying on my taking care of them. I suppose the only reason I?d need it is for funeral expenses.
I think I love only my car in that way.
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Originally posted by Tim C. View PostJust curious, as my sci led to my asexual-ness, did yours lead to more or less gay-ness?
I think I love only my car in that way.
However, all that said, there may be a certain safety I’ve had not being too engrossed in the hedonism the gay community offers. I’ve had lots of friends contract HIV, HIV friends contracting more STDs because they insist on unsafe sex, there’s a lot of drug use. Here in New Orleans, alcohol and meth are popular drugs of choice for gay men. I’ve learned the lingo on Grindr. Whenever a guy capitalizes a t when it’s unnecessary, he’s looking for meth, or as they call it Tina.
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Originally posted by Le Todd View PostMen are visual, women are much less so.
Originally posted by Le Todd View PostMen need visual stimulation to achieve an erection. It’s biology.
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Originally posted by SCI-Nurse View PostNot true. AB men do need to have something turn them on for a psychogenic erection (as do women for lubrication), but it doesn't have to be visual. Fantasy, the right music, the right wine, etc. can also stimulate these centers in the brain. If your statement were true, blind men would never be able to have an erection.
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