Do you believe the theory that everyone is bisexual to some extent?

[JessFR]

OK Thanks for explaining that you are discussing porn and prostitutes.

I am personally not into trans porn, or "shemale" porn as the genre is called, but I understand that it's apparently popular with some people?

I would still say that these men are bisexual, or not heterosexual at all. They can claim that they are hetero/"straight" all they want, but who do they think they're kidding or fooling? If they were really hetero/straight they would just have sex with women and not pre or post-op transwomen.

If a man is actually hetero/straight he's not going to jerk off to trans/shemale porn, pay for trans hookers, or actively seek out and have sex with trans women. But, denial is not just a river in Egypt, and people will claim, theorize, or try to change definitions in lots of ways so they do not have to actually admit that they are bisexual or not heterosexual/straight.



You'd be surprised. I have met a lot of gay men who actually believed that in one porn series where a supposed "straight" guy was tricked into having sex with a man such as via consensual blindfolds, or via what would happen on bait bus clips where a woman would entice a man into a van and then claim to suck him off while he was blindfolded and it was really a man, that it was actually real and true and that those men really are heterosexual/straight, and that it was really happening with random men they would pick up off the street.

But these people don't know much about the porn industry and how long before anyone is even filmed, or on camera, legal documents are signed, in some cases they do an age check to make sure everyone is a legal adult, and everyone involved knows exactly which types of sex acts are going to be filmed and who they will be having sex with.

Have a wonderful Christmas.

Exactly. You'd be crazy not too. When your customers will go with whatever they wanna believe anyway. You can still make lots of money doing it the dishonest legal way.

Actually doing it for real would meet the legal definition of rape in most places, with little if any incentive to commit such a serious crime why would anybody do it?

 

[Ne0]

I'm not sure if those men are actually hetero/straight? The majority of men who are heterosexual/straight do not want to have sex with pre or even post op Trans women, and some when they learn they have had sex with a Transwomen attack or murder them.

I have a friend that's trans and she only dates and has sex with bisexual men.

Also, the majority of gay men don't want to have sex with Transmen, and lesbians do not want to have sex with trans-women, and are not really happy when they have sex with someone that is trans who passes and who does not tell them first that they are trans.

It's not that simple. I've never have found even slight sexual interest on male body of having sex with male, but I love to have sex with feminine transsexuals. I prefer pre-op, have done once with post-op but it missed the nice mental feeling of pre-op, also I prefer to have anal sex with her (not interested to get fucked in the ass myself, but I like fuck woman or trans in the ass). I slowly gained this appetite for trans-woman, before it was total turn-off, but now I often watch shemale porn and prefer to have sex with feminine trans-woman over natural woman. But in the other hand I'm not interested any kind of emotional relationship with transwoman, it's all about sex. Only down-side with shemale porn is that there isn't many real hardcore porn with them, I'd love to see hookuphotshot or legalporn style of shemale porn, big gangbang fucking one transwoman in the ass and mouth for 1 hour straight and ending with bukkake and pissing in mouth.

Also I find muscular woman and any kind of other masculinity to be very big turn-off on woman or shemales. While I find muscular male body to be aesthetic, but it's totally non-sexual.

 

[jasperkent]

I'm right-handed but I sometimes masturbate with my left hand. Am I bi?

 

[Limpet_Chicken]

I am a guy, and I can say with absolute certainty, I have not a trace of bisexuality in me. I am exclusively heterosexual (and picky at that, in that I only date autistic girls, I learned that lesson for damn sure after dating a few neurotypical chicks, and these days even the idea turns my stomach. I've dated a few girls who weren't, but had some kind of MR, and those relationships were alright whilst I was in them, or girls who were both)

But I'd sooner stick my dick in a beaker of hydrofluoric acid than fuck a guy or be fucked by one. And if I found out that somebody was a transexual and didn't disclose the fact before sex, I'd damn well be in the mind to cut them a second cunt, right between their eyesockets. Because I'd sure as shit not fuck one knowingly, and it would be as sick as raping somebody for one to do so.

 

[Michael1706]

I am a guy, and I can say with absolute certainty, I have not a trace of bisexuality in me. I am exclusively heterosexual (and picky at that, in that I only date autistic girls, I learned that lesson for damn sure after dating a few neurotypical chicks, and these days even the idea turns my stomach. I've dated a few girls who weren't, but had some kind of MR, and those relationships were alright whilst I was in them, or girls who were both)

But I'd sooner stick my dick in a beaker of hydrofluoric acid than fuck a guy or be fucked by one. And if I found out that somebody was a transexual and didn't disclose the fact before sex, I'd damn well be in the mind to cut them a second cunt, right between their eyesockets. Because I'd sure as shit not fuck one knowingly, and it would be as sick as raping somebody for one to do so.

You have a decent amount of aggression.

If you would be offered enough cash...would you piss or spit in someone's face (male) ?

Anyway....if I had a super hot gf I'd let you fuck her while watching...would that still be ok?

 

[jasperkent]

(short hijack)

Ron "Tater Salad" White is hilarious. Check out his story about getting busted for a trace amount of weed.

Peace&Love,
jasper

 

[JessFR]

I am a guy, and I can say with absolute certainty, I have not a trace of bisexuality in me. I am exclusively heterosexual (and picky at that, in that I only date autistic girls, I learned that lesson for damn sure after dating a few neurotypical chicks, and these days even the idea turns my stomach. I've dated a few girls who weren't, but had some kind of MR, and those relationships were alright whilst I was in them, or girls who were both)

But I'd sooner stick my dick in a beaker of hydrofluoric acid than fuck a guy or be fucked by one. And if I found out that somebody was a transexual and didn't disclose the fact before sex, I'd damn well be in the mind to cut them a second cunt, right between their eyesockets. Because I'd sure as shit not fuck one knowingly, and it would be as sick as raping somebody for one to do so.

So, that would be sick and wrong... But stabbing them in the head is perfectly OK?

This is why I tend to think most people like you are lying to themselves because of social pressure.

If you were really just straight, you wouldn't be so over the top about proving it. That's something you do when you're doing it cause of social pressure.

I do think people are generally a lot more bi than they think. I don't think sexuality works in such extremes. I think people work in such extremes because they feel socially compelled too.

Which is why men tend to be far more extreme about insisting they're straight than women are. It's not because they are inherently more straight, they're just under more social pressure to conform that way.

Also, your violent insecurity. Just saying, as a woman, just speaking for myself. Major turn off.

 

[mal3volent]

I've said this at least three times recently in multiple threads, but telling heterosexuals and homosexuals that they are actually bisexual is reckless, ignorant, and condescending.

And please do not trivialize this subject as it has been a source of pain for many people.

Just because society's understanding of gender roles is evolving and becoming more compassionate does not make it okay to throw around these generalizations about sexuality.

 

[JessFR]

A dude offered me $200 to suck my dick, I figured why not I told him it probably wasn't getting hard. He was objectively a perfectly good looking dude, my dick did not react whatsoever so I have zero gay in me.

"Everyone is bisexual" is bullshit LGBTALKFDHSAKLFHSABCXYZ propaganda.

Right, so then in future if you're with a woman and can't get it up, you will then be asexual yes? That's the logic here right?

That and... "there's absolutely no gay in me, I can prove it with a story where I let another man suck my dick"

 

[Trajal]

Heh!

 

[pofacedhoe]

So, that would be sick and wrong... But stabbing them in the head is perfectly OK?

This is why I tend to think most people like you are lying to themselves because of social pressure.

If you were really just straight, you wouldn't be so over the top about proving it. That's something you do when you're doing it cause of social pressure.

I do think people are generally a lot more bi than they think. I don't think sexuality works in such extremes. I think people work in such extremes because they feel socially compelled too.

Which is why men tend to be far more extreme about insisting they're straight than women are. It's not because they are inherently more straight, they're just under more social pressure to conform that way.

Also, your violent insecurity. Just saying, as a woman, just speaking for myself. Major turn off.

haha

trudat

not to mention the story is probably made up in the first place. weiird

yes you would know all about making stuff up

 

[Lady Codone]

Nope. Only attracted to women here. Don't fantasize about men, watch porn with men or otherwise engage in sexual intercourse with men/penises. I'm definitely a '6' on the Kinsey Scale, lol.

There are 100% gay & straight people but I think they might be a minority. Key word: might. Nobody can REALLY know what goes on in anyone else's head. BUT there's a misconception that to be bisexual you have to like both sexes equally or in the same way, which simply isn't true. This keeps a looooot of people both gay & straight-identifying from calling themselves bi because it would cause major identity problems for themselves as well as possible relationship troubles if their partners weren't supportive.

 

[Limpet_Chicken]

Michael-would I do 'watersports' for a guy if offered money? no. Not a chance. If it was a truly massive, completely life-changing sum, then I'd swallow my disgust and piss on them then walk, keep it to that. I'm definitely not going to fuck a guy or be fucked by a guy for ANY amount of money. No way in hell.

Spitting? I don't really view that as remotely sexual, thats something that is to me, about as sexual as the scrap of grapefruit rind on the side of the living room waste paper bin so it doesn't really count. And if it were simply 'be handed a suitcase full of money in exchange for spitting on somebody and walking away with the money' then that I could do.

As for porn, I don't watch porn with guys in it, heterosexual or homosexual porn, either way its just not something I want to see.


And whilst I don't dispute the right of gays to do gay things to other gays in their own private environments, and I won't go out and harm someone or abuse someone for it as some people would, the very thought of men fucking men makes me want to vomit. The only context I can stand a man fucking, is if the man is me and the person on the other end is female and born that way. (and autistic, preferably classic phenotype but I've known and dated some real fucking fine aspies). Solo (female) autie/aspie porn, now that is REALLY hot, but unfortunately also incredibly rare and difficult to find.

 

[mal3volent]

And whilst I don't dispute the right of gays to do gay things to other gays in their own private environments, and I won't go out and harm someone or abuse someone for it as some people would

That is very nice of you.

 

[richardj]

There are some people who fall completely on one side of the Kinsey scale, so no.
I used to think I was as straight as anyone could possibly be, but then I realized if a really hot girl had a dick, just ignore the dick.

 

[Limpet_Chicken]

I'm just saying, while I wouldn't make life difficult for them, it doesn't mean I have to LIKE the idea, or like such practices personally. If I don't shove such feelings in the gays' faces, and keep them to myself, am I not entitled to my own feelings on the matter? kept quiet, and personal, unless it comes up in a debate on the matter?

 

[mal3volent]

I'm just saying, while I wouldn't make life difficult for them, it doesn't mean I have to LIKE the idea, or like such practices personally. If I don't shove such feelings in the gays' faces, and keep them to myself, am I not entitled to my own feelings on the matter? kept quiet, and personal, unless it comes up in a debate on the matter?

You do realize you said "in their own private environments", don't you? So gay people can only do gay things to other gays, in their gay bedrooms in their gay houses? What if two gays want to have a gay kiss in the park or at a concert or something? Would they have crossed the line into physical abuse at the point?

 

[Trajal]

You do realize you said "in their own private environments", don't you? So gay people can only do gay things to other gays, in their gay bedrooms in their gay houses? What if two gays want to have a gay kiss in the park or at a concert or something? Would they have crossed the line into physical abuse at the point?

Is it a gay park? Or a gay concert? In a gay area, protected by a gay security fence and gay police who only let in gay ticketholders with gay tickets?

if so that's cool, yeah. Otherwise, hell no!

adam and eve, not Adam and Steve!!oneeleven!*




*some or indeed all of the above may have been a load of old sarcastic bollox. Live and let live, ffs limp biscuit, no one is asking you to be bummed.

 

[w01fg4ng]

violent insecurity...Major turn off.

seconded

 

[Limpet_Chicken]

Basically It is something I would rather not witness. I don't dispute their right to be gay or to do gay things to gays that consent to those things. But if I can not observe it, if that is a choice I have, I'd rather not have to see it take place.

I'm as entitled to my opinion, as they are to be gay and do gay things. I don't go up and start screaming 'faggot' etc. I just have the personal opinion of finding it highly unpleasant. The gays wouldn't know about it, that I found it repellent, it would just be felt internally in the space of my own mind. I don't have to like it, I don't have to be one, any more than they have to not do their gay stuff. Simple as that. Personal opinion, quiet, private, own personal opinion. I find such things to have major 'ick!' factor. But that is it. I don't tell them, I don't torment them, I keep my self to myself, and my opinion on the matter likewise, unless directly asked, such as in a topic discussing the thread. If a homosexual asked me directly 'do you find homosexual acts disgusting', they would show themselves thus to wish to hear an answer. And I would then do so. Otherwise, its just a thing I do not personally like, admire, approve of and certainly not engage in.

I don't see how that in any way, intrudes on the rights of homosexuals to be homosexual, or commit homosexual acts. And in the case of the subject being specifically raised and opinions sought, then if everybody sugarcoats their opinion to be palatable and gay-friendly when in fact they feel the opposite, then such a subject raised is rendered worthless, because it turns into a cyclic lot of boot-licking and everybody pretending to agree with everybody else and hold the same opinion. In other words, a circle of lies. If somebody, homo or not, ASKS for the opinion, then that is different to throwing it in their face as abuse or degradation, they have expressed the wish to hear the opinion and if they don't like what they then hear, they had the option not to ask the question if they know that it is possible for the answer to be one they do not find palatable.

If I ask a question as to what somebody thinks of me, personally, then I invite both positive and negative and neutral replies, do I not? and if I know that the potential exists for somebody to tell me something less than pleasant to hear, I should, if I am not prepared to cope with that, have refrained from asking the question in the first instance, is that not the case?