WatchingItSlideIn
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I'll sleep with whomever I damn well please & anyone who attempts to guilt trip me into a particular brand of sexuality will be laughed at & then cast out into the darkness.
Do gay men ever have straight sexual experiences after they come out of the closet as gay men?
"80% straight"I lived most of my life as a straight man, only discovering my attraction to men after a messy breakup with my long term girlfriend. To cut a long story short, I got close to a male friend whom I experimented with and ultimately we had a relationship. I now consider myself a gay man and am solely attracted to and engage in sexual activities with other men.
I'll sleep with whomever I damn well please & anyone who attempts to guilt trip me into a particular brand of sexuality will be laughed at & then cast out into the darkness.
If you notice how people use the words gay, straight and bisexual wrongly/idiosyncratically, you realize there's no "turning" actually happening.It’s easier to to turn a straight man gay, than to turn a gay man straight.
If you notice how people use the words gay, straight and bisexual wrongly/idiosyncratically, you realize there's no "turning" actually happening.
Depending on the meaning of heterosexual and homosexual man.Yes, it’s just a phrase. It just means it is easier to get a heterosexual man to engage in homosexual activity, than it is to get a homosexual man to engage in heterosexual activity.
And grossI live as a gay man but have hooked up with women who know I’m gay. Once when very drunk the married women I was having sex with was rather upset when I said I’d rather fuck her anally than vaginally! Suppose I’m just a slut?
I'm not bisexual. Bisexual would mean I have an equal likelihood of being attracted to a Male or a female, and that's not true. I'm, at this point in my life, exclusively attracted sexually and romantically to men. In the distant past, before I came out to myself for the most part and a couple times before I was out to the world, I had sexual and unfulfilling romantic relationships with women as many gay men do on their journey to personal discovery.
You live in a fantasy world where you can place people into neat little boxes. Society has been trying to do that for years, and that's not how humans or sexuality work, and it's also the source of oppression for the LGBT community. Congrats, you're speaking the language of the oppressor.
Every single person's expression of their own sexuality is unique and individual. A gay man could be gay and literally never have sex with a man. A person could be straight and never have sex with the opposite gender. Pansexuality pays no heed to gender. A transgender person might phase during their transition from being straight to gay as their gender identity transitions.
Your desire to tell people who they are says more about your narrow, incorrect, and sad worldview than it says about us.
It seems that you asked the question simply to debate gay vs bisexual with people. Sexuality isn't black and white. If you consider me to be bi, then fine, whatever works for you. As far as *I'M* concerned, I'm a gay man. I'm the only one who gets to define my sexuality since I'm the one living it. I'm a gay man who's had rare situational sex with a woman. I don't pursue women for sex, and while I appreciate the beauty of the female body, I don't desire them sexually. Now if you want details to satisfy your curiosity here ya go - I stayed hard because he was there. He put the condom on me. I got his wife off, but didn't get off with her. I had my fingers in his ass while he fucked her, and when she left to get in the shower I gave him my load deep in his ass. All things considered, she was an accessory, nothing more. If you want to slap a label on anyone, then give it to him. He was married to her and she was pregnant with his child.
You can say that you are "Blond" all your life if you want it by using hair dye but meanswhile your genes says that your hair is black you will never be blonde
The same with sexuality so please stop lying to your self.
As you yourself said in a previous message, if you feel sexual attraction for 2 and only 2 sex you are bisexual. There wasn't any attraction to the woman involved. Friction is enough to cause an erection, but an erection doesn't equal desire. Enjoying and appreciating the beauty of the female body doesn't equal sexual desire, nor does it make me bisexual or a victim of self-deception. Labeling other people with your own standards is nonsense and pretentious. I've had sex with well over a hundred men, yet two women negate all of that and make me bisexual? Is a gay man bisexual because he saw Sharon Stones vulva in Basic Instinct and didn't run screaming from the theater in terror? Do you consider men who have never touched a woman to be bisexual because they passed through a vagina when they were born, or are the true gay men those who were born by c-section? The whole idea of someone else defining my sexuality is nonsense. I know exactly who I am. You don't.