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Guysexual Vol. VII: Do Undergrads Just Get Under People's Skin?

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[Editor's Note: Meet our newest (and first ever) Homegrown columnist, who prefers to stay anonymous. Intrigued? You should be. Look out for a new Guysexual post every Thursday as our ever unreliable narrator talks about his escapades in dating and otherwise, proving that there really is no difference between gay and straight when it comes to love, sex and relationships, or who fits the bill when you know that things are so bad you probably won't ever see each other again.]
The Guysexual is your average guy-next-door who loves his beer and hates pigeons, talking about out-of-the-closet experiences of the third kind. He might not know the right spoon to eat his crème brulee with, or what colour shirt goes with a leather jacket, but he does know that there never really is only the One. There’s a Two, a Three and a Four, and probably more. It will work out with some of them, and sometimes it will not. Last week we met SIX, the prince who might just have been a pauper. Scroll on to meet number SEVEN, as we kick off the journey ’50 First Dates’ style.
The Undergrad
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Words: Maybe another bowl of ice-cream might help your case?

Artwork designed by : Siddha Kannur

[Siddha is a self taught and a self declared artist, he infests his works with a sense of weirdness and an equal dosage of quirk. Siddha’s work heavily borders on unconventional graphics and catchy illustrations. He believes that self education is an unprecedented form of learning.]

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