madame_zora
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Jana, Jacinto and Jon- we sound like a crime-fighting team.
I LIKE dicks, and I don't mind if guys like my tits, as long as they don't just like ME for them.
Gay men who like hung guys
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Jana, Jacinto and Jon- we sound like a crime-fighting team.
I LIKE dicks, and I don't mind if guys like my tits, as long as they don't just like ME for them.
madame_zora
Sexy Member
Hmmm.....What strikes me most about the more negative posts here is that rather than people reading and taking on board what I have said, people appear to be knowingly misinterpreting my comments to make points which come from private experiences of individuals they have known.
I have not said 'I only like men for one thing'. I do not perceive my partners as merely walking sex toys and I do not (as someone bizarrely implied) instrusively gaze at men's endowments in urinals or changing (locker) rooms and give them unsolicited attention.
It's not fair for people to ignore the content of the post, and just use the thread as an opportunity to rant on about some bloke they met once and suggest that I'm just as dreadful as he was. Let's just be a bit more friendly and less agressive about this.
Anyway, I think I'll leave it there. As one more fair-minded hung guy suggested, I should really stop beating myself up about it. It's probably just as well, 'cause a couple of you seem more than willing to do that for me. :shrug:
I'm off for a pint before the posts fly in.....
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I have not said 'I only like men for one thing'. I do not perceive my partners as merely walking sex toys and I do not (as someone bizarrely implied) instrusively gaze at men's endowments in urinals or changing (locker) rooms and give them unsolicited attention.
It's not fair for people to ignore the content of the post, and just use the thread as an opportunity to rant on about some bloke they met once and suggest that I'm just as dreadful as he was. Let's just be a bit more friendly and less agressive about this.
Anyway, I think I'll leave it there. As one more fair-minded hung guy suggested, I should really stop beating myself up about it. It's probably just as well, 'cause a couple of you seem more than willing to do that for me. :shrug:
I'm off for a pint before the posts fly in.....
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Oh, smashy, you'll get used to this. It doesn't matter what the topic is. For years, the same group of people have been thread-jacking any subject to blab on and on about nothing -- all the while employing sterling grammar, syntax and spelling!
Save a pint for me!
Concealing a bulge is uncomfortable at best. It can't always be done.
I'm not ducking into a stall every time I have to piss. Especially if there's no stall available and I've really got to go.
Giving up working out and swimming? Not happening.
What you're suggesting is that unless we're willing to inconvenience ourselves to hide something that's a normal part of the human body, we have no rights. We can't honestly expect to live normal lives; we must accept as valid the rights of total strangers propositioning us. The ones who approach us and give us unwanted attention are exhibiting perfectly acceptable behaviour.
I don't buy it.
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[/b][/quote]Doublemeat I agree with you. I have just as much right to use the urinal as the other guy next to me. I should not have to hide away in a toilet area just to pee. Often the toilet area is already being used. We should not have to cover our heads and hide our hair because someone wants to comment on the color of it either. We all have different sized body parts and just walking up to a perfect stranger and making a comment on any body part seems strange to me. Someone said that nobody is going to comment on a flacid penis. They said that men usually are semi and are asking for other men to comment. Well, I don't recall ever having a semi in a public restroom or gym and I get comments often on my completely soft penis. I am learning to just look at them and say thanks. They usually turn and walk away without anymore comments. Then there are a few that ask more questions and I just more or less ignore them. I heard a fellow say once, you can look at the menu but you don't have to taste of everything on it. I'm not on the menu and don't want to be looked at as an item. Perhaps some like for guys to comment but, the comments usually seem to come as a negative expression and not as a positive observation. I mean, I don't think someone looking at me at the urinal and saying, "I would love to be that size" would make me feel as bad as the guy saying "my gosh man, you are hung like a mule aren't you"? Just a personal feeling that probably isn't everyone's. I don't mind the friendly or good comments, it's mainly the negative or insensitive one's that seem to make me feel very uncomfortable.
Oh, smashy, you'll get used to this. It doesn't matter what the topic is. For years, the same group of people have been thread-jacking any subject to blab on and on about nothing -- all the while employing sterling grammar, syntax and spelling!
Save a pint for me!
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[/b][/quote]That was quite profound indeed. :toast:
Doublemeat I agree with you. I have just as much right to use the urinal as the other guy next to me. I should not have to hide away in a toilet area just to pee. Often the toilet area is already being used. We should not have to cover our heads and hide our hair because someone wants to comment on the color of it either. We all have different sized body parts and just walking up to a perfect stranger and making a comment on any body part seems strange to me. Someone said that nobody is going to comment on a flacid penis. They said that men usually are semi and are asking for other men to comment. Well, I don't recall ever having a semi in a public restroom or gym and I get comments often on my completely soft penis. I am learning to just look at them and say thanks. They usually turn and walk away without anymore comments. Then there are a few that ask more questions and I just more or less ignore them. I heard a fellow say once, you can look at the menu but you don't have to taste of everything on it. I'm not on the menu and don't want to be looked at as an item. Perhaps some like for guys to comment but, the comments usually seem to come as a negative expression and not as a positive observation. I mean, I don't think someone looking at me at the urinal and saying, "I would love to be that size" would make me feel as bad as the guy saying "my gosh man, you are hung like a mule aren't you"? Just a personal feeling that probably isn't everyone's. I don't mind the friendly or good comments, it's mainly the negative or insensitive one's that seem to make me feel very uncomfortable.
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[/b][/quote]Well Careem, I would tend to agree with you. For a guy to admire you and say he would love to be that size is one thing. The other comment, "My gosh man, you are hung like a mule aren't you"?.... Well, just consider the source, I would still take it as a compliment, yes it was rude, however the guy no doubt had/has less sense than a "mule"... Let's just leave it at that and be kind to our admirers?
We would not want that mule out of the barn and runnin wild. Did I say that? :wow:
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