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Fuck yes! It has to be landscaped a little better, but otherwise I'm in. I really like the skinny guy cummin a few pics over even better!
 
sure, straight men can like cock. in the absence of romance, that chemical attraction to the whole being, as you have towards a female, then is is simply sexual attraction. as others have shared, the straight (but open minded) only enjoy the cock. not hugging, cuddle, kiss, etc... the cock is a tool for pleasure.
 
SMwordz said:
Let it go, man. There is no reason for several of you to beat this drum in every thread it comes up. Build your bridge. Please, I'll say please.
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Build your Bridge ? I have no idea what that means. The point is Straight men do not want cock. Why do guys who are bi or gay or whatever want to believe that they are straight ? I have no problem with your sexual preference. But come on straight means straight
 
lifeis2short2b said:
Build your Bridge ? I have no idea what that means. The point is Straight men do not want cock. Why do guys who are bi or gay or whatever want to believe that they are straight ? I have no problem with your sexual preference. But come on straight means straight
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Build your bridge and get over it. You have your opinion and have expressed it numerous times. There's no need to continuously do so. The end.
 
I'll be straight with you, and get straight to the point.

Straight is straight, but is straight still straight, if that straight is a strapon cock on a woman? Technically a guy might like that cock, but if it's attached to a woman, that straight is still straight as it's technically heterosexual straight, correct? Even if the cock is bent so it isn't straight, isn't that bent straight cock enjoyed by a straight man still make it straight?

Or can someone set me straight?
 
ParkerSteve66 said:
It is a FACT that you have made your opinion OVER and OVER and OVER. What is the problem with saying it once and moving on?
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A straight man is a colloquial term for a heterosexual man, which means a man who is romantically and physically attracted to women. Heterosexuality is one of the three main sexual orientations, along with homosexuality and bisexuality.

Not an opinion. A fact 😁
 
lifeis2short2b said:
A straight man is a colloquial term for a heterosexual man, which means a man who is romantically and physically attracted to women. Heterosexuality is one of the three main sexual orientations, along with homosexuality and bisexuality.

Not an opinion. A fact 😁
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When I state a "fact" it is usually based on some outside reference (of which you give NONE). There are not simply "3" as you assert as your opinion.

According to Medical News Today there are a lot more than "3":

Types of sexuality​


Below are definitions of some types of sexuality.

Alloromantic​

A person who identifies as alloromantic experiences romantic attraction toward others.

Allosexual​

This is an umbrella term.
A person who identifies as allosexual typically feels sexual attraction toward other people. They may also want to have sex with a partner.
People who identify with this orientation may also identify with another sexuality, such as being gay, lesbian, or bisexual.

Androsexual​

People who consider themselves androsexual feel attraction toward men, males, or perceived masculinity, irrespective of whether or not they were assigned male at birth.

Aromantic​

A person who identifies as aromantic may not feel any romantic attraction toward anyone. They may not want a relationship beyond friendship.
Those who identify with this orientation may also identify with another orientation.
A person’s romantic attraction can differ from their sexual attraction. For example, a person may not feel romantic attraction toward people but may still be sexually attracted to some individuals.

Asexual​

Asexual is an umbrella term that encompasses a broad spectrum of sexual orientations.
According to the LGBTQIA Resource Center, asexuality is a spectrum. Some people may experience no sexual or romantic attraction toward anyone, while others may experience varying degrees of sexual or romantic attraction toward people.
Those who identify with this orientation do not have to abstain from sex to be asexual.
Some orientations that exist within the asexuality spectrum include:
  • Sex-averse: This is when a person is averse to or entirely disinterested in sex and sexual behavior.
  • Sex-favorable: This is when a person has positive feelings toward sex in some situations.
  • Sex-indifferent: This refers to those who feel neutral about sex and sexual behavior.
  • Sex-repulsed: This refers to those who are repulsed by sex and sexual behavior.
  • Cupiosexual: If someone identifies as cupiosexual, they do not experience sexual attraction but still desire to engage in sexual behavior or have a sexual relationship.
  • Libidoist asexual: This term refers to those who identify as asexual but experience sexual feelings that they can satisfy with masturbation or self-stimulation.
  • Graysexual: Those who are graysexual experience sexual attraction either infrequently or not very intensely.
  • Grayromantic: People who identify as grayromantic may experience romantic attraction either rarely or not very strongly.
Learn more about asexuality.

Autoromantic​

Those who are autoromantic experience a romantic attraction toward themselves.
This does not mean they do not also experience romantic attraction toward others.

Autosexual​

Those who identify as autosexual experience a sexual attraction toward themselves.
Similar to those who are autoromantic, people who are autosexual may also experience sexual attraction toward other people.

Bicurious​

People who identify as bicurious are interested in having a sexual or romantic experience with someone of the same gender.
The term indicates that the person experiences some uncertainty as to how they identify romantically or sexually.

Biromantic​

People who identify as biromantic feel romantic, but not necessarily sexual, attraction toward more than one gender.

Bisexual​

A person who identifies as bisexual can be of any gender.
Bisexuality means that a person feels attraction toward their own gender and other genders or toward anyone regardless of their gender.
The LGBTQIA Resource Center notes that some people may use the terms bisexual and pansexual interchangeably to describe their sexual orientation.

Demiromantic​

People who identify as demiromantic usually do not feel romantic attraction toward people with whom they do not have a strong emotional bond.

Demisexual​

A person who identifies as demisexual typically only feels sexual attraction toward a person with whom they have already established a strong emotional bond.
Some people who are demisexual may have no interest or only a slight interest in sexual activity.
Learn more about demisexuality.

Gay​

A person who identifies as gay typically only feels sexual attraction toward people of the same gender.
Socially, people use this term to refer to men who are romantically and sexually attracted to men. However, those in the community use it as an umbrella term.

Gynesexual or gynosexual​

People who identify as gynesexual feel sexual attraction toward women, females, and perceived femininity, irrespective of whether they were assigned female at birth.

Heteroromantic​

Those who are heteroromantic may experience romantic attraction, but not necessarily sexual attraction, toward those of a different gender.

Heterosexuality​

People who are heterosexual, or “straight,” typically feel sexual and romantic attraction toward people who are of a gender different than their own.

Homoromantic​

Homoromantic refers to people who are romantically attracted to those of a similar gender to their own. They may not feel sexual attraction toward these people, though.

Homosexuality​

Homosexuality is a term describing those who are emotionally and physically attracted to people of the same gender.
However, the LGBTQIA Resource Center states that this term is outdated and may have negative connotations due to the past.

Lesbian​

Those who identify as lesbian are usually women who feel sexual and romantic attraction toward other women.
Some nonbinary people — those who do not identify with the traditional binary sexes of male and female — may also identify as lesbians. This may be because they feel a closer connection to womanhood and are mainly attracted to women.

Monosexual​

Monosexual is an umbrella term encompassing all sexual orientations that feel a romantic or sexual attraction toward only one gender.
The sexual orientations that come under this term include heterosexuality, gay, and lesbian.

Multisexual​

Multisexual is a broad term that encompasses all sexual orientations in which people are attracted to more than one gender.
Some sexual orientations that come under this term are bisexual and omnisexual.

Pansexual and omnisexual​

These sexual orientations refer to people who feel attraction toward people of all genders and sexes.
A typical identifier for people with this orientation is that gender is not a factor in sexual or romantic attraction.
While there is overlap between these two terms and bisexuality and polysexuality, some people may prefer to use one term over another.

Panromantic​

This term refers to those who experience romantic attraction, but not sexual attraction, toward people of any gender or sex.

Polysexual​

People who identify as polysexual feel sexual or romantic attraction toward more than one gender.

Queer​

People of all sexualities under the LGBTQIA+ umbrella may also identify as queer.
Historically, many people used the word queer as a slur. People belonging to LGBTQIA+ communities may now choose to use this term to reclaim it.
It is generally not a good idea for people outside of these communities to use this term.

Sexual fluidity​

People’s sexuality can be fluid. This means that their sexual orientation is not fixed, and they may not define themselves by any particular sexuality.

Skoliosexual​

People who identify as skoliosexual typically only feel attraction toward people who are nonbinary.

Spectrasexual​

Spectrasexual is a term that describes those who are romantically and sexually attracted to multiple sexes, genders, and gender identities but not all of them.
To discover more evidence-based information and LGBTQIA+ resources, visit our dedicated hub.
 
Sounds like you’re actually bi-curious but just haven’t come to terms with it. Or don’t wish to come to terms with it..
 
Queenzray808 said:
Sounds like you’re actually bi-curious but just haven’t come to terms with it. Or don’t wish to come to terms with it..
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I got no problem with my sexuality. I just don't like people who pontificate and declare that their opinions are facts.
 
NickBlade56 said:
I'm curious why so many "straight" "straight" dudes are hanging out on here so much?
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OK, so of the 320 previous posts, how many "straight" "straight" dudes to you think are "hanging out here"? Many is a very ambiguous amount. I don't know, nor really care, if it is 1 or 100.
 
ParkerSteve66 said:
I got no problem with my sexuality. I just don't like people who pontificate and declare that their opinions are facts.
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I don’t have the mental stamina to consider your mile long list of different types of sexuality. I’m in my 50s and will stick with the old school approach -
Man who likes women - straight.
Man who likes men - Gay
Man who likes both - Bi
 
ParkerSteve66 said:
OK, so of the 320 previous posts, how many "straight" "straight" dudes to you think are "hanging out here"? Many is a very ambiguous amount. I don't know, nor really care, if it is 1 or 100.
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I'm talking about you and a couple of other that want to keep hanging out in this thread, pretending to be holier than all the rest of us. You said your opinion, more than once. Please move the fuck on, or go ahead and tell your story about sucking a cock or wanting to suck a cock! We won't judge you, I promise!
 
NickBlade56 said:
I'm talking about you and a couple of other that want to keep hanging out in this thread, pretending to be holier than all the rest of us. You said your opinion, more than once. Please move the fuck on, or go ahead and tell your story about sucking a cock or wanting to suck a cock! We won't judge you, I promise!
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Not "holier" than anyone. I am just challenging others that declare their opinion is a fact - ala Kelly Anne Conway.
 
Queenzray808 said:
I don’t have the mental stamina to consider your mile long list of different types of sexuality. I’m in my 50s and will stick with the old school approach -
Man who likes women - straight.
Man who likes men - Gay
Man who likes both - Bi
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NOT my "mile long list". You are perfectly happy to have your "old school" OPINIONS.
 
NickBlade56 said:
I'm talking about you and a couple of other that want to keep hanging out in this thread, pretending to be holier than all the rest of us. You said your opinion, more than once. Please move the fuck on, or go ahead and tell your story about sucking a cock or wanting to suck a cock! We won't judge you, I promise!
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Not hanging out on the thread like you say. It comes up in the fetish and sexuality forum. I just don't understand in this day and age why make up different things for what people are. Heterosexual, bi, gay. That's it. Why are the guys on the thread so embarrassed to admit this ? Again I have no problem with your choice. But you seem to be hiding something.
 
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