SWEAT 💦💦 club in Singapore
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The origins of music are complex and intertwined with human biological and social functions, including REPRODUCTION and COURTSHIP. It is hypothesized that music may have originated from the IMITATION of natural sounds or the RHYTHMS of REPETITIVE activities such AS work or the movements of SEXUAL ACTS. Music also plays a role in social behavior, courtship, and communication, and can influence mood and emotions, creating a favorable atmosphere for intimacy. MUSIC HAS NO SEX, SEX HAS MUSIC.
https://soundcloud.com/martemusic-1/la-musica-no-tiene-sexoel-sexo-tiene-musica-original-circuit-mp3

Talking about SEXUAL ORIENTATION (gay, bisexual, or heterosexual) is not like talking about sexual CURIOSITY (bicuriosity, heterocuriosity, homocuriosity ... ). 
Music varies depending on one's ATTRACTIONS. Gay men only like male voices, bisexuals only like mixed voices, and heterosexuals only like female voices: it's not a matter of general pleasure in music, but of pleasure in music with sexual rhythms.
A gay man may like songs sung by women, but not for sexual reasons! It's music that evokes other types of emotions and feelings.

Sexual orientation is a recurring behavior; curiosity isn't recurring, it's rare! This means that in a relationship—a couple, a triplet, or a group—if sex is crucial, the group doesn't work. A gay person who values sex in relationships can't be with a heterocurious person. Bicuriosity isn't about being bisexual, but about having a sexual orientation and rare curiosities: the word bicuriosity HIDES a person's orientation, while saying heterocurious means that a heterosexual man would rarely (2 or 3 times a year) date a man. In a relationship where sex is important, it doesn't hold up. Being HOMOSEXUAL, BISEXUAL, OR HETEROSEXUAL is important; they're not just labels. They're just labels if you're only interested in casual sex. Saying they're just labels isn't being thoughtful and profound, but the exact opposite. For those who want to build relationships where sex is important and frequent, it's important to know whether the other person is gay or straight. Yes, it's important for lasting and profound relationships; they're just labels for a frivolous world that only has disposable relationships. Superficial people, don't claim to be profound with thoughtless slogans like "they're just labels," which are for the superficial.

🧡🧡🧡 Orange is a stimulating color, associated with energy and it is able to convey optimism, joy and complicity but also vitality and strength.
Orange is so gay: the word "gay" originally meant lively and cheerful. 

https://soundcloud.com/djalexvans
https://www.mixcloud.com/djalexvans/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-vj27suzDU
https://hearthis.at/changmusic/j301216/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhmWVUQILVA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oejMZd2dVRw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Srj_Ocx1hcw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKyFib4FA8Y

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