yeah i get messages sometimes from some straight guys i try not to say too much because the one time i did i he got offended c.c
When you are on a web cam doing what is normally considered to be a gay activity, you lose protection of I am straight.
Okay, so I definitely feel morally obligated to write this. Now, I personally am not one to judge people, because I don't want people judging me. However, some of you guys really have to get over yourselves. I mean, really?
I understand that you don't have to be gay or bi to be on this site and interact with others- I totally get that. But when you start jerking off to a gay guy on webcam and he asks you if you want to fuck him, DO NOT get on the defensive and start spilling that "I'm straight" bullshit. I mean, really? You're so used to lying to everyone else that you're starting believe your lies? hmmm
OH! Something else that I enjoy are the straight men who message you and tell you how hot you are, how beautiful your big black pierced cock is (yeah, I'm getting a little personal here), and how they would totally suck it, and the moment you tell them that you'd let them fuck you, they're fucking offended! I mean, really? You sexually harassed me to start with- lets establish that. You're pissy because it's just so gay for me to get duke'd up the butt by you, but you gagging on my cock is acceptable? No ma'am. I'm sure your wife would agree.
And one last thing. Straight Men, I appreciate what you do. I really do. I mean, hell- I've slept with a few of you, and let me tell you- you can tear a piece of ass up! And some of you can take my cock like champs- gotta give it to you. But I saw something yesterday, and it bothered the hell out of me, so I have to call it out. I'm not going to say any names, but, I witnessed a straight man jerk off, and he was about to shove a cucumber that I had to have been about 9x7 inches up his ass while quite a few openly gay men watched him. He even asked if we were ready to watch- Bitch, HELL YEAH! And then one person made a joke and he went ape shit about how this person seems to make him feel uncomfortable. I mean, really? I didn't see one drop of lube on that monstrosity of a vegetable, and you want to talk about feeling uncomfortable? I'm not trying to upset the apple cart, I'm just sayin'- when you start creating salads in your anus in front of a live audience, expect commentary, say please and thank you, and shut the hell up.
Smooches!
Dante'
Okay, so I definitely feel morally obligated to write this. Now, I personally am not one to judge people, because I don't want people judging me. However, some of you guys really have to get over yourselves. I mean, really?
I understand that you don't have to be gay or bi to be on this site and interact with others- I totally get that. But when you start jerking off to a gay guy on webcam and he asks you if you want to fuck him, DO NOT get on the defensive and start spilling that "I'm straight" bullshit. I mean, really? You're so used to lying to everyone else that you're starting believe your lies? hmmm
OH! Something else that I enjoy are the straight men who message you and tell you how hot you are, how beautiful your big black pierced cock is (yeah, I'm getting a little personal here), and how they would totally suck it, and the moment you tell them that you'd let them fuck you, they're fucking offended! I mean, really? You sexually harassed me to start with- lets establish that. You're pissy because it's just so gay for me to get duke'd up the butt by you, but you gagging on my cock is acceptable? No ma'am. I'm sure your wife would agree.
And one last thing. Straight Men, I appreciate what you do. I really do. I mean, hell- I've slept with a few of you, and let me tell you- you can tear a piece of ass up! And some of you can take my cock like champs- gotta give it to you. But I saw something yesterday, and it bothered the hell out of me, so I have to call it out. I'm not going to say any names, but, I witnessed a straight man jerk off, and he was about to shove a cucumber that I had to have been about 9x7 inches up his ass while quite a few openly gay men watched him. He even asked if we were ready to watch- Bitch, HELL YEAH! And then one person made a joke and he went ape shit about how this person seems to make him feel uncomfortable. I mean, really? I didn't see one drop of lube on that monstrosity of a vegetable, and you want to talk about feeling uncomfortable? I'm not trying to upset the apple cart, I'm just sayin'- when you start creating salads in your anus in front of a live audience, expect commentary, say please and thank you, and shut the hell up.
Smooches!
Dante'
The word gay is often perceived to mean "feminine." Masculine guys who fool around with other masculine guys often don't consider themselves gay. That's why the HIV warnings were changed to say "if you are a gay man OR A MAN WHO HAS SEX WITH MEN...." Why did they have to add "or a man who has sex with men"? Because so many men who have sex with men don't consider themselves gay and thought the warnings didn't apply to them and were still donating blood etc. The power of denial is an amazing thing. As is social pressure -- I mean come on. It's just a word. What are we, third graders?
I was PM-ing with a straight guy on here about hooking up and he asked me if I was "out." I don't usually go out of my way to tell people but I'm not closeted either -- I don't lie about it if someone asks, don't make up imaginary girlfriends etc. So I answered "yes" I am out. That was the end of that. He was no longer interested in hooking up with me. To me "out" means "honest." To him I'm not sure what "out" means. I'm guessing he takes it to mean flamboyant or feminine acting?
Straight guys and their egos and masculinity are very fragile things.
Amuses me how "gay" men have this amazing capacity to second guess the minds of "straight" men.
I have always said nobody understands men better than gay men. We are men and we have relationships with men and we have sex with men so we know men very well.
I'm straight pretty overall, like watching guys, and have little interest in fucking them myself. If I was invited I would say no to it.
Am I straight or gay? Why does it matter so much? What you watch doesn't make you that specific way.
yeah i get messages sometimes from some straight guys i try not to say too much because the one time i did i he got offended c.c
I have experience in this. If a "straight" guy ask if you are out, he is def wondering if you are fem, or out to the public. If you are indeed "out" that can mean everyone would think you are gay too since you are seen together. That's a big NO NO to the "straight" guys or men who have sex with men.
A funny story I will never forget. A crazy conversation about guys giving BJs came up. We were all drunk. I remember one of them told everyone that he wouldn't let a Gay guy give him a BJ because he would tell everyone what happened. YES there was silence after that lol
fucking classic. :lmao:when you start creating salads in your anus in front of a live audience, expect commentary, say please and thank you, and shut the hell up.
I've had dozens of experiences like this. A lot more on this site lately, but its always given me pause..just because I do attempt to respect others boundries. When it comes to guys proclaiming their straigthness from the rooftops, I'll just change the subject to something non-sexual. If that happens, and you STILL want to trade cock pics and jerk off...I'm fine with it, but its a little odd to misrepresent yourself. There are plenty of people out in the universe that labels like gay and straight don't completly apply to, and I don't expect everyone to fit neatly into a given box...but please, if I'm going through the trouble of being honest about my wants and myself couldn't hurt to at least attempt for others to know themselves... right?
Well i think they are afraid that it can hurt themselves, and i suspect they might be right, still a lot of prejudices about anyone who is not completely straight and does not use every opportunity to make that clear out there.
And it can be hard to admit to oneself to be something oneself does not respect. And i often got the feeling that those guys who are not honest to and about themselves do have prejudices about a lifestyle they at least partly enjoy. Plus they fear the judgment of the society which can be hurting too. I personally think that being dishonest with oneself is hurting to and will come back to haunt you.
So as much as i agree with ladybree and g_whiz in their appeal for openness and honesty about ourselves i do see why many fear it. And unfortunately even tho it is 2010 people still care, but the only way to change that is by being honest with oneself and inspiring people to do so too.