helgaleena
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Flattery is so passé.Why is (presumably) complimenting his dick and/or his body rude?
You are so cute.
You're boring me, Max.:wink:Flattery is so passé.
Why is (presumably) complimenting his dick and/or his body rude?
He wasn't staring:It is not necessarily the act, it's the context in which it is done. What is it you are told when you are a child "never stare at people" - it just seems rude to me.
Might be different if he was showing his wares in a sex club but he was changing in a gym.
And even if it were a lingering look, which it wasn't, who cares?. . . Just as I had stripped naked and was about to put on my jock strap, he came walking by at a brisk pace. Without stopping or slowing down, he looked over at me and quipped, "You should make movies."
He wasn't staring:
And even if it were a lingering look, which it wasn't, who cares?
Put on the blinders now. Musn't look at the naked man. OMG, he has a dick? Don't look! Don't look!
This isn't about the OP, is it? It's about your paranoia that some guy might randomly check out your goods.
Yet inexplicably, you've started seven threads in the first 10 days you've been here asking people to look at your dick and comment, like this: Big Cock Lubed Up. I really don't understand this phenomenon, where guys plaster their cock all over the internet, but don't want anyone to see it IRL. It seems weirdly conflicted to me.
For craps sake, lighten up.
Yeah, I don't think so, but thanks for the deep insight, n00b.You're missing the whole point. It's just flew away over the top of your head.
A few months ago I joined a new gym, since the one I had been going to announced it was closing at the end of the year. The manager of the new gym -- who is the one who signed me up when I joined -- is a guy in his mid-to-late 30's, handsome, but about 20 lbs overweight. He has always been reasonably friendly, speaking to me by name when we make eye contact, but nothing over the top. He has never acted in any way to suggest he is particularly interested in me, and I have always assumed without any thought that he is staright. My "gaydar" has certainly never gone off.
Yesterday, I was in the locker room changing. I was there at an odd time, and no one else was around. Just as I had stripped naked and was about to put on my jock strap, he came walking by at a brisk pace. Without stopping or slowing down, he looked over at me and quipped, "You should make movies." I suppose he could have meant westerns or historical dramas, but I doubt it. I called after him as he walked on, "How do you know I haven't?" I believe I heard him chuckle.
Would a straight guy say that?
What hostility? I made an observation and stated my opinion about your read of the OP's situation - a read at odds with the casual offhand circumstances he described. You responded by telling me I missed the whole point, and it was way over my head. That's more than a little condescending, hence my sarcastic response.Why the hostility?
A few months ago I joined a new gym, since the one I had been going to announced it was closing at the end of the year. The manager of the new gym -- who is the one who signed me up when I joined -- is a guy in his mid-to-late 30's, handsome, but about 20 lbs overweight. He has always been reasonably friendly, speaking to me by name when we make eye contact, but nothing over the top. He has never acted in any way to suggest he is particularly interested in me, and I have always assumed without any thought that he is staright. My "gaydar" has certainly never gone off.
Yesterday, I was in the locker room changing. I was there at an odd time, and no one else was around. Just as I had stripped naked and was about to put on my jock strap, he came walking by at a brisk pace. Without stopping or slowing down, he looked over at me and quipped, "You should make movies." I suppose he could have meant westerns or historical dramas, but I doubt it. I called after him as he walked on, "How do you know I haven't?" I believe I heard him chuckle.
Would a straight guy say that?
To lecock80... do remember you are in this place, at this time, on this site... cause its all about guys with big dicks and some of them may be interested in other men and not in the friendly way. Bearing that in mind, they may have had bad experiences with homophobes in the past so if you aren't one maybe try just a tad not to seem it. False positives are a bitch, but they happen all the time.
EVERYONE PLAY NICE AND FUCK HARD! (VAG/ASS/MANLIPS whatever u like)
What hostility? I made an observation and stated my opinion about your read of the OP's situation - a read at odds with the casual offhand circumstances he described. You responded by telling me I missed the whole point, and it was way over my head. That's more than a little condescending, hence my sarcastic response.
If you can't handle opinions contrary to your own and some occasional sarcasm tossed in the mix, you might need to man up. This is a site for grown up talk, and you're bound to see a whole lot worse, and maybe even some actual hostility now and then. This was not that, not by a long shot.
You're kidding right? You first of all try to call me a hypocrite and you then try to infer that my opinion is less than yours because I'm new to the site and you say that you're not being defensive?
I hope that my previous post clarifies my original point on the matter though I find if frustrating that it needed clarified.
I really couldn't care less if you were hostile or not I was merely trying to understand why you were hostile. It would seem that you have taken every one of my posts the wrong way and have been quick to attack for absolutely no reason.
It is not necessarily the act, it's the context in which it is done. What is it you are told when you are a child "never stare at people" - it just seems rude to me.
Might be different if he was showing his wares in a sex club but he was changing in a gym.