I love gay guys!

[peachykeen]

Well the only gay wedding I've been to was a traditional Jewish ceremony. Everything was exactly the same as you would find at any other Jewish wedding, the only exception being is that they both did the glass-smashing thing together, and at the end of the service they did a candle-lighting thing in honour of both men's previous long term partners, who had both died of AIDS related illnesses. Other than that, and the preponderance of loads of buff gentlemen in their late forties, exactly the same.

 

[shyly curious]

gay porn and women

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[KenJames]

Re: gay porn and women

i love that my bi-girlfriend loves gay porn. she embraces sensuality and sexuality, however it may reveal itself. i have learned she gets so wet and aroused by the thought of us sharing a man, lip to lip. this makes my life fuller and richer, and noone gets hurt emotionally, we just accept and enjoy the feelings. she is the first woman in my life to feel this way, it is precious to me that she shares her thoughts this intimately

Hi Shy,

Welcome to Literotica. Good luck to you and your girlfriend in your explorations.

 

[jessy19]

Now in gay marriages are they for real? I mean i wanna do a story where two guys get married so I need to know who does the ceremony? and are they legally married or not?

 

[Etoile]

Now in gay marriages are they for real? I mean i wanna do a story where two guys get married so I need to know who does the ceremony? and are they legally married or not?

Uh, not sure what you mean by "for real." They're real in the eyes of the married couple, or they wouldn't be doing it. As for who does the ceremony, it's the same as any heterosexual couple. If they're Jewish, it's a rabbi. If they're Christian, it's a minister. If they're something else, it's whatever they want. There is no special officiant for commitment ceremonies. As for legally married - there is nowhere in the United States where gays can legally marry. Around the world, only a handful of countries allow gay marriage, including the Netherlands and Canada. Many other countries, especially those in Europe, recognize some kind of civil union but don't call it marriage.