u/Linorelai

The basic dilemma: There are 4 people, 3 of them are guilty of terrible crimes, one is innocent, there's no way to find out who is innocent. The respondents are offered to execute all 4 or to spare all 4.

This poll's version: If you were the innocent one and had access to a secret button that kills all 4 of you, what would you do? imagine the other 3 committed the worst crime you can think of, and they are willing to commit more.

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I'm assuming food is imported. What about water? Where does the sewage go? Where does electricity come from?

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I tried dry penetration once (in the heat of the moment, consentual), not only did it hurt for me, it also pulled my bf's frenulum and hurt him.

Now there's saliva, but usually it's watery and also causes this pulling.

So how does the perpetrator ensure it doesn't hurt him?

I'm on the asexual spectrum and I find the very moderate amount of sexual themes and the very small depth of them being explored... quite comforting. What's it like for allosexual people, do y'all feel the books are lacking in that aspect?

Edit: Allosexuality is the ability to experience typical patterns of sexual attraction, in contrast with people on the asexual spectrum

Edit 2: Maybe I didn't explain myself well enough... I was talking to someone about books and they complained that the sexual aspect in Sanderson's part of the Wheel of Time degraded to an unsatisfying level. To which I said that I actually like it as someone on the asexual spectrum, because normally these themes in books or movies are annoying to me, and I skip them like I'd skip ads. Then the person said that in that case I'd find Stormlight Archive comforting. Which I actually do:) and it got me wondering how to people with normal patterns of experiencing sexually see this aspect of the books.