Note: Due to the derailing aruguments and strong opinions being voiced in the thread: http://www.lpsg.com/361866-straight-and-gay-buds-did.html I've decided to make this thread which basically asks the same question but in this thread I beg you keep your own opinions to yourself. We are here to share stories and thats it. This is not the place to take a stand. It is the place to share some hot stories about college. Ok? If you've posted a genuine story in the previous thread, feel free to post here again. Wouldn't mind reading some that hot stuff again!
So here we go, here is the original question that was asked by "Surf Tantric":
I know its a cliche, but based on conversations with many post-college and pre-college friends, it seems pretty common. I was a naive pup when I entered college, and clearly this was happening under my nose, but I didnt quite clue in during freshman year. By third year, I gave myself permission and experimented myself.
Just wondering how many of you did this, and how you feel about it today looking back...I experimented with guys who are living straight lives today, not men whom I consider closet cases or secretly bisexual at all...these are straight guys who stepped off the path but are cool with it. It didnt threaten their sexual identity. Must admit, the fooling around did create a lasting bond.
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Remember no opinions/arguments!
Also Surf Tantric, I've slightly changed the article of this thread to try generalize it a bit more :wink:
So here we go, here is the original question that was asked by "Surf Tantric":
I know its a cliche, but based on conversations with many post-college and pre-college friends, it seems pretty common. I was a naive pup when I entered college, and clearly this was happening under my nose, but I didnt quite clue in during freshman year. By third year, I gave myself permission and experimented myself.
Just wondering how many of you did this, and how you feel about it today looking back...I experimented with guys who are living straight lives today, not men whom I consider closet cases or secretly bisexual at all...these are straight guys who stepped off the path but are cool with it. It didnt threaten their sexual identity. Must admit, the fooling around did create a lasting bond.
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Remember no opinions/arguments!
Also Surf Tantric, I've slightly changed the article of this thread to try generalize it a bit more :wink:
