okay my friend and i are in this argument.\n\ni this X's are hugs and O's are kisses.\nshe thinks the opposite.\n\ni think like x is like to people crossing over eachother to hug and O is like an open mouth!\n\nlike\nxoxoxox!\n\nwhich one is which?
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x's are kisses, and O's are hugs
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I'm gay....I make out with my girl friends all the time.  I made out with a lesbian before.  I like to make out.  It has nothing to do with sex.  I simply like to kiss people. \n\nWeird eh?
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My opinion is that the X carries a negative connotation- something you are ridding yourself of  EX wife, EX communicated, etc.  I know those are not real strong arguments, but I don't like the X-mas thing either.  CHRIST is 6 letters- not a big deal to just write them out, but this is the age of quick and easy- so do what ya want, I like CHRISTMAS.
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I agree Matt...and it seems most on here have kinda missed the question...or maybe I have.\n\nIt's not what you call him as a term of endearment....although I think that's a great question I'd like to see all the answers to. What I think you're asking is how you refer to that person in your life....when introducing them to others, or talking about them to others.\n\nWith my ex I used partner and hated it. It sounds like we're CPA's together or something. \nLife partner is icky \nBoyfriend sound like we're in Summer camp\nLover...eeewwww\n\nEven though we were together for a decade I never used husband because it is a lie. We had not exchanged vows in our church (though we would have been allowed to get married there). I think marriage is a deadly serious thing that I do not want to cheapen by using it erroneously.\n\nSo, I ended up using partner and probably (hopefully) will again in the future. But I'd sure like something else.\n\nI don't think this is uniquely gay either...straights don't really have a better word, do they?
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There is no right or wrong way  to kiss. You can just do a simple kiss like you would your mom on her cheek except on his lips. You can do the french kiss where your lips part and you put your toungue in his mouth but he may not like that.You can sloppy kiss open mouth on open mouth. It's all in what you like personally I like the power kiss where he takes you in his arms and kisses you very strongly then softens at the end. To me it means that you're mine and always will be.
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lol//&#92;&#92;oo//&#92;&#92;lol...bol!\n\nfunnty!!
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i dont think there is a difference between the two. =o
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Online, it's difficult to differentiate from either of them. In real life, I would image that the D.O.M. would be leering at you, constantly trying to get close to you and dropping sexual suggestions every ten seconds. As for the OML4L, I think that he'd be a little more reserved in his approach.\n\nYou keep asking incredible questions on such a vast selection of topics. I'm beginning to look like a "yahoo answers stalker" LOL.
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it's that feeling after and during the kiss...that *click*... The click is when you feel warm and connected to the person....it's nice...\n\nHow do you make out...let's see... I can't really explain that one, that's just something you keep trying to do until you get it right...i didn't need practice...lol
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yer its <br> for the space\n\nand just in case you didnt know: - \n\na ♥ is &hearts ; all together aswell... tuk me ages to work that one out!!!\n\n\n*did u put it all together? and dont think it works if it is in capitals!!!*
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emmmmmm\n\nd. its not a fuction of x in terms of y explicitly. It needs to be rearranged
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Ooh... Such a good question...\n\nI am *so* not sure... but if I had to guess, I'd say 1st base is kissing, 2nd base is making out (with groping) and 3rd base is doing the deed.
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When I was a kid that was the sign for bullshit. The person above is wrong about it being asl for I love you. I love you has the thumb out. It is a sign for hate and lies, not love. It has no L
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The problem is not necessarily in the wording, but in the conjunctions you chose to use. For example, you said "man OR woman, black Or white, gay OR straight, AND young OR old..."\nAlso you used the word ALL, meaning everyone that you mentioned. The word all doesn't necessarily work when you use or. Or is used to present an option or choice with exclusion, whereas all and and are used inclusively. \nTry this:  "This would mean that man and woman, blacks and whites, homosexuals and heterosexuals, and the young and elderly would be treated the same, regardless." \n\nI sure hope this helps you out.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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The correct answer is "as". This type of question is called an analogy.\n\nAnother and more popular example of one is:\n\nA glove is to hand as a shoe is to ________ (The answer is foot because the glove covers/protects the hand then the shoe must cover/protect whatever it is referring to.)\n\nI hope that made sense to you. If I figure out a better way to explain it let you know.
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Well for sure, if the word starts with an X by itself (such as X-Men or X-ray), it will be pronounced "eks."  I've actually heard words like Xavier pronounced both ways, and I live in the US.  Some words beginning with X are always pronounced like a Z, for example xylaphone.  I think it's just us Americans trying to make things more complicated than they have to be.  :)
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Hmm.  Aside from learning what we've seen our parents and other adults do, I'll think about it as if it's the *first time.*   :-)\n\nI'd say it's just a natural desire to be as close as possible to the object of our affection.  We look each other in the eye probably more than any other part of the body when we're in love.  We move closer together... we embrace... hey, our lips (and noses) are touching.  It kinda feels nice... we keep doing it.  \n\nOur lips are very sensitive to touch.  And hey, there's the other aspect of our mouths: we *eat* things that look good!  I'm not speaking sexually, but sensually.  A baby is always putting things that fascinate him/her in her mouth.  Along with sight and sound, it's one of the primary ways we sense our world, and the people in it.  \n\nAnd maybe our distant ancestors sort of "tasted" their way around more than we do.  \n\nOr maybe we just (again, since we were embracing, already) wanted to get -- and give -- more sensation.  Lips are soft and pleasant to rub or have rubbed against you!  \n\n:-)\n\nFrom a more modern, slightly more "conscious" perspective, I think a kiss shows all of the sensuality above, and is your way of telling your loved one that they are allowed to be as close to you as possible (without going further, here).  It's saying, I trust you touching me and tasting me and smelling me, and in the awkward/exciting prior seconds, looking me very closely in the eye -- seeing how much I love you!