A Pervert's Guide To Avoiding Loneliness (Audio)
653 views · Published 18 November 2016 · 3:52 · Indexed 19 October 2026
Channel: Scott Steven Erickson · 2016 · Music
This song has had an upswing in popularity lately, so I thought I'd upload an audio version here so it's easier to find! ;) Here's where you can download the album: https://scotterickson.bandcamp.com/album/self-help-acoustic Lyrics: I’m too kinky for FetLife I’m not husband material My innermost desires are illicit and venereal I’ve sold my underwear to a man in Luxembourg My sex life could be diagnosed as a theatre of the absurd I need a pervert’s guide to avoiding loneliness I love the bears and otters But I’ll sometimes go for twinks Any body type is beautiful Especially when it stinks! I like men of many different shapes and shades and demographics I like boys who make collages of National Geographics Philosophers, photographers Blue, white, or pink collars It doesn’t matter much to me whether they are dropouts or scholars I need a pervert’s guide to avoiding loneliness I’ve been dumped due to differences in class I’ve been dumped by guys who didn’t like my cats But the biggest deal-breakers that I’ve ever seen Were from dudes who couldn’t handle my polyamory ‘Cause I’m a slut who is versatile and has many tastes And I don’t like opportunities to go to waste And I might be incapable of monogamy But rest assured, my sluttiness is done ethically Now that doesn’t mean that I’m incapable of love Now that doesn’t mean that I don’t value your uniqueness Now that doesn’t mean that I can’t handle commitment All it means is I need a pervert’s guide to loneliness
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