Do Straight Men Let Another Man Give Them Blowjobs?

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I like the fact that many straight men will admit that they have some curiosity, list themselves as 1% gay on here and will look and compliment another guy on his cock. I also think that over 50% of gay porn models really are 99% straight but just very sexual by nature so it doesn't matter as much if their partner is cute or not.


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Do you think that men who classify themselves as 99% straight and 1% gay (or even 90/10) would classify themselves as 'bi'?

Depends what the usage of the label implied in the context. In terms of accuracy, they'd be bisexual. In terms of social stigma, they might want to self-label as heterosexual. If they were looking to smooth out information transaction costs, they'd be very overt about being heterosexual.

Again, it comes down to whether or not you view bisexuality as some form of lesser preference compared with heterosexuality, which it simply shouldn't be. I know plenty of people who are largely female oriented who self define as pansexuals for various reasons.

There's a difference between the scientific classification of sexual preference and the usage of the term for the projection of identity.
 

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I speak as if they're opposite because they are opposite. They're indications of exclusive preferences, as opposed to the bivalent preference found in bisexuality, or the multivalent preference found in pansexualism. But that's what they are: indications in the form of labels. One's preferences aren't the label used to describe them, and sure there are plenty of people who are bisexual when they claim to be either homo or heterosexual. That, however, doesn't make it an accurate use of a label. The reason why hetero and homosexuality have been viewed as exclusive is that there is a label specifically to denote mixed preferences, whereas no alternative labels for exclusive preference.

Bisexual isn't a bad word.

Did I say somewhere I thought bisexuality was evil or something?
I do not believe what you start this post with. Homosexuality and heterosexuality are not opposites. Part of the reason they are not opposites is connected to the fact that the male and female are not opposites as well. Believing so is a way to simplify a complicated subject for one's own purposes. The idea of sexuality being one singular spectrum to me is ludicrous! Have fun with that...
 

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Did I say somewhere I thought bisexuality was evil or something?
I do not believe what you start this post with. Homosexuality and heterosexuality are not opposites. Part of the reason they are not opposites is connected to the fact that the male and female are not opposites as well. Believing so is a way to simplify a complicated subject for one's own purposes. The idea of sexuality being one singular spectrum to me is ludicrous! Have fun with that...

Err, they are opposites. They're scientific terms for diametrically opposed preferences. Whether or not the identities flowing from the use of those terms are as clear cut is a completely different matter, and its been mentioned repeatedly that the very attempt to avoid the usage of the terms in their strict sense is because of a social preference towards a display of one or the other. Being 'gay' has a value if one is in a gay community, just the same as being 'straight' has a value if one is in a straight community. Bisexuals fall into an odd middleground, with the value of bisexualism being positive in very, very restricted circumstances. As such, most people choose to identify themselves with an exclusive group because it lowers informational costs associated with flirting and picking people up.

To pretend that the existence of two exclusive labels shows the existence of a 'singular spectrum' when pansexualism, asexualism and bisexualism were all brought up by me is intentionally misleading and a complete non sequitur. Pansexualism in particular under certain contexts involves a complete gender blindness in sexual preference, which itself doesn't imply a level of hetero or homosexuality because there's no gender preference in play.

So yes, I'll have fun being accurate with my words.
 

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Who gives a shit? A blowjob is a blowjob, especially if it's a fucking good one. ;] To me, a blowjob is a respect thing. Someone kneeling down before you, taking you into their mouth and pleasuring you... It's a beautiful thing. Be it from a guy, or a chick... They're obviously either into you, or want to make you feel good. Why the fuck NOT?!
 

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Who gives a shit? A blowjob is a blowjob, especially if it's a fucking good one. ;] To me, a blowjob is a respect thing. Someone kneeling down before you, taking you into their mouth and pleasuring you... It's a beautiful thing. Be it from a guy, or a chick... They're obviously either into you, or want to make you feel good. Why the fuck NOT?!

Interesting. Where did you glean this pearl of wisdom from...in a State or a Federal penitentiary? :cool:
 
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I am gay/bi curious....and i find it funny how other gay men are desperate on here to say all str8 men secretly love cock..... My question to the gay on here is...Would you eat out a woman's pussy, maybe fuck her.... The answer would be "NO EWWWWW" same think how straight man would feel and stop trying to force them to be secretly bi.

Yes if a guy was drunk, very drunk , it wud be like a game to a str8 man cause they don't have their inhibitions, and even the that's just a few as some would become even more homophobic beat you up, even kill you.
 

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If labels must be used . . . I refer to myself as str8/bi-curious. I love women and love my hard cock in a nice clean pussy however based on my limited experience I find that men who love to suck cock give far superior BJs than even the best women. I have enjoyed JO sessions with other men and even frontage. Check out man2manalliance.org for a very intelligent discussion on this topic. Celebration of our masculinity can be expressed in a variety of ways!
 
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