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Over the years, the support of this board has helped many gay, bi, straight and curious men come to terms with their sexualities. And helped all us men deal with emotional issues.
These things don't necessarily need to have anything to do with the size of your genitalia. But since this is a safe, supportive place for men, it seems to attract discussions of personal issues that require a safe space.
Is it appropriate on a site devoted to the problems of large penises? Let's put that question aside for a moment.
My question is: where else on the internet can a guy go to talk about this sort of stuff?
I remember a great forum on Compuserve many years ago, called Pride Central. It was gay oriented, but strayed into more general emotional and health issues common to all men. But I have found no place else since which affords men such great support in so many ways.
Many gay-questioning men are too intimidated or afraid log onto capital-G Gay websites. Besides, as this place proves, the perspectives of straight men and women on gay and bi issues prove incredibly helpful. It kind of normalises being gay more than an exclusively gay environment can.
I'm curious to hear what everyone thinks.
HB8
These things don't necessarily need to have anything to do with the size of your genitalia. But since this is a safe, supportive place for men, it seems to attract discussions of personal issues that require a safe space.
Is it appropriate on a site devoted to the problems of large penises? Let's put that question aside for a moment.
My question is: where else on the internet can a guy go to talk about this sort of stuff?
I remember a great forum on Compuserve many years ago, called Pride Central. It was gay oriented, but strayed into more general emotional and health issues common to all men. But I have found no place else since which affords men such great support in so many ways.
Many gay-questioning men are too intimidated or afraid log onto capital-G Gay websites. Besides, as this place proves, the perspectives of straight men and women on gay and bi issues prove incredibly helpful. It kind of normalises being gay more than an exclusively gay environment can.
I'm curious to hear what everyone thinks.
HB8