Pendlum, maybe I come off strong, but I appreciate all views, and everyone is as entitled to theirs as I am, no more no less. Agree or disagree, on whatever points, I think it's progressive to share and hear each others views in any case. I disagree that there are only three sexual categories that people have to slot into and that there are certain inexecusable methods with which to do so, but that is just my opinion and outlook.
Dxjnorto, tell me about it, some people are beyond fucking confused!
Just remember though people...according to some popularly held logic;
The next time you eat junk food, even if it is just twice in a week, no matter how great your body is...this instantly makes you fat!
If you ever try weed or other recreational drugs, you must be a drug addict!
When you buy a red car out of necessity or just for a change, when your ideal is blue, you automatically are a red car lover!
If you ever fail to get a hard on, you are forever impotent!
Next time you binge drink, you're an alcoholic for life!
If you date someone of your own race, you must be at least somewhat elitist!
Think about it!
EDIT (sorry I missed one page of comments I wanted to respond to)
WideAndDeep, I support your right to take advantage of simple horny fun, whoever it may be with, when the opportunities arise, without being shoved from one pidgeon hole to the other.
JacobFox, I really like your tentative means of expression, and you raise an interesting point by mention of autosexuality...that is definitely something that should be considered in this thread, and I have been trying to cover it myself. Also, I giggled at "she liked my crotch"...I think she may have liked it's contents a whole lot more!
Sexplease, I agree to a degree, wanting to cum does not apply to gender, it is wanting to cum with someone that can/does. Like I've said in previous posts, sometimes a bust is a bust, and to some people at certain times it's not important who drags it out of them!
Scottredleter, that was fucking funny!
Oh Yeah, very politely put views, and agreed...I encourage any journey that leads from denial, while it is difficult for some people to self-diagnose or even overcome this obstacle.