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I regularly sext my cousin. We send each other explicit and graphic texts all the while knowing we would never have sex with each other. It is like a bad habit.

I regularly sext my cousin. We send each other explicit and graphic texts all the while knowing we would never have sex with each other. It is like a bad habit.

 
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I have been sexting my cousin as well. He's my second cousin and we didn't grow up together so it doesn't seem as weird as it should be but it definitely feels wrong which is why it is also such a turn on lol. Both of us have agreed not to actually act upon it though. I would if he would though.
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..^..from Perv U. ?
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^ very well put, and sooooooooooooo true sooooooooooooooooooooo often !!!!
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Then I'll just have to say it again! weird
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It's only your cousin so bang already
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Go bang already. What a stupid comment. Go bang a duck.
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Look here you meanies. it's not a big deal like we're not adults or nething.
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I am not so sour today. I bought a package of sweet strings and sour rings so it's 50/50 today. They are gooood.
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WOW, CAN'T BEGIN TO SAY HOW GROSS THAT IS....IS YOUR NAME KERRY BY THE WAY....WOULD HIS NAME BE MATTHEW????? WOULDN'T SHOCK ME ANYMORE NASTY ASSES
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You are silly, sweet
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Even though you haven't had 'actual' sex, your wedging is still a form of an incestuous relationship and you should stop. You'll feel better about yourself.
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LOL! GROSS!!
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How did u get her to I want to sext my cousin
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Oh thank you doctor....
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Oh, no, thank you, sweetie. It's hard to be a doctor without any patience.
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Ha ha, at least you have a funny come back. Maybe acting is your thing? Also, I would want a nice good looking shiny new hammer so I do care what it looks like so there!
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I do believe...we are all born actors, sweet jane. Also, anyone who ever used a nice good looking shiny new hammer couldn't turn around and hate it. Thanks for the prop!
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Thank you but don't call me sweet Jane. It's sour Bill.
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You don't seem so to me, sour Bill.
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Yes, you are not adults.
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So what's yalls big deal huh? We're just expirementing for tho real thang!
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Yalls? What kind of trash talk is that?
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It's simply the plural of you spoken in the southern US dialect, a contraction of you and all. Yall, properly spelled with an apostrophe ya'll, is then further pluralized to emphasize the plurality, as in yalls, or better ya'll's. This is due to the popular ya'll having so often been used in the numerous greetings and closings of the hospitable south, as in "ya'll have a nice day" spoken to one person. In much of the south it seems the 2nd person singular you has been dropped entirely. And who could blame them, after all you never know when someone you meant to say bye to is standing just around the corner out of eyesight. It's redundant to be sure and certain, but then much about all spoken and written language is redundant.
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Yes, yes, I already know what it means. It still sounds like stupid talk period.
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Why would you ask what kind of trash talk it is, if you already know? Seems redundant to me...hahaha. I hate to admit it, but TN seems to be on the cutting edge here. They have perfected a new variant, the possessive of the plural ya'lls or ya'll's, i.e. "Why don't ya'll take ya'll'ses' car to the movies?" I'm quite certain a close look at the patterns of "properly" spoken English utilized by the well-educated would exhibit any number of idiomatic and redundant expressions, as well unnecessary verbage. Communication is beautiful, and we can make it with language. Who cares what the hammer looks like, so long as it drives the nails?
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