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IDK what my girl wants me to do she's giving me some hints, but idk want she wants exactly?

she keeps telling me she just shaved, and asks does this feel smooth? while she has my hand goin up her thigh. Last night while we were wacthin a movie w/ my parents. she tell me to put my arms around her so i do. then she takes my hand and starts putting it down her panties. I stop her and tell her to calm down. so after the movie i walk her home and ask her why she did that. she says cause she was bored.. After i kissed her good night she tells me she want to put rubber sheets her the bed. and take out the baby oil and for me to slick her up real good from top to bottom and front to back. and have me try and hang on to her and if i can.what ever position that i get a grip on her I JUST DONT GET HER.

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That would be a really silly reason not to date someone and if a woman rejects a kind, compatible man over that she has problems.
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Why don't things orbit the black hole? They do. Black holes even orbit other more massive objects. According to the theory of relativity, the earth orbits the sun due to sun's pit in the universe This is the rubber sheet analogy, and it is the bane of anyone that wants to understand more. Because it uses gravity to explain gravity. What holds the test mass to the rubber sheet/ and do not fall into it because there is no friction in space. But if there is no friction, why do things fall into the black hole. Because they have insufficient momentum to stay out. Or in the case of an accretion disk, the self-friction loses momentum to space, and in stuff falls. Aren't they supposed to orbit it since it has no friction. They do. If the event horizon is at 2M, the photon sphere (a sort of stable orbit for photons) is at 4M, and 6M is the closest stable orbit for mass that is not (necessarily) doomed to fall in. Because i'm only 14 and i'm new to science and this theory fascinated me. I could be wrong., you know. Mistaken, never wrong. The journey from ignorance towards knowledge need not stop at at any sort of blame.

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