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[[Image:462px-Cscr-featured .png |20px|link=Portal:Featured articles]] '''[[International Boylove Day]]''' - commonly referred to as '''[[IBLD]]''', is celebrated by many [[boylover]]s in the [[online boylove community]]. The celebrations began with participants from Free Spirits and SafeHaven. It is a day for boylovers to come together in solidarity, to remind each other of our good and loving natures, and a day for remembrance. | [[Image:462px-Cscr-featured .png |20px|link=Portal:Featured articles]] '''[[International Boylove Day]]''' - commonly referred to as '''[[IBLD]]''', is celebrated by many [[boylover]]s in the [[online boylove community]]. The celebrations began with participants from Free Spirits and SafeHaven. It is a day for boylovers to come together in solidarity, to remind each other of our good and loving natures, and a day for remembrance. | ||
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Revision as of 13:33, 20 June 2015
June 27, 2015
International Boylove Day - commonly referred to as IBLD, is celebrated by many boylovers in the online boylove community. The celebrations began with participants from Free Spirits and SafeHaven. It is a day for boylovers to come together in solidarity, to remind each other of our good and loving natures, and a day for remembrance.
New IBLD Video
A Gaelic Blessing by John Rutter, Performed by the Cambridge Choir
The Little League World Series (often abbreviated as LLWS) is a youth baseball championship which is held every August in Williamsport, PA. The LLWS includes representatives from nearly every part of the globe, although rule changes implemented in the mid-1990s ensure that one US team always plays in the championship game.
In Japan the wakashudō, also called nanshoku, describes a social, emotional and sexual relationship formed between an adult male and a young boy. Existing since at least the eighth century and popular until the nineteenth, it is the most durable pederastic institution attested to in the history of mankind.
