Foreigner
Bluelighter
I'm mostly interested in hearing from guys who are like this, but anyone can answer if they want. Please just let me know your sex.
In the gay world hookups are common place, it's fairly stereotypical. I'm mostly talking anonymous sex, but it could also be someone you've had a brief date or hangout with. I've had really intimate conversations with guys who hookup regularly to find out what makes them tick. It seems to be:
- looking to objectify a person / have a fantasy, doesn't want much get-to-know-you ruining the fantasy
- thinks of hookups like porn, except it's in person
- mostly wants to be in and out, not much lingering, cuddling, or pillow talk
- high sex drives
- compulsive behavior
- may have repeat hookups with the same person but it still has the same rules
In my 20's I had a massive sex drive that started in my late teens. Insatiable. Yet I could only bring myself to hookup once or twice, and I didn't like it. I didn't like it because I didn't know the person at all. Were they nice? A creep? Hated by a lot of people? Loved? What was their personality like?
For guys that hookup, that shit mostly doesn't matter. It's about whether they find the guy hot or not. When I walk down the street, I can see a guy who I think is hot and I might have a sexy thought or two. I may even imagine myself in a sexual situation with him. But to actually show up at his home, not knowing him, and drop my pants? I dunno.
Why can some people do this and others not?
I've also met guys who were really shy about it at first but their sex drives compelled them to try it, and one day they just got over it.
Me... I find hookup sex kind of dissatisfying the few times I tried it. The guys were hot, but knew nothing about how I liked to be pleasured. The few FWBs I had were better, but....
Anyway, I'm curious to hear people's thoughts on this topic. Does it just come down to wiring? The way we're raised? The power of our sex drives over our morals? Wtf is it?
I almost feel FOMO that I didn't have more sex in my horniest years. On the other hand, I knew I didn't feel comfortable. I got cold feet most of the time and just backed out.
In the gay world hookups are common place, it's fairly stereotypical. I'm mostly talking anonymous sex, but it could also be someone you've had a brief date or hangout with. I've had really intimate conversations with guys who hookup regularly to find out what makes them tick. It seems to be:
- looking to objectify a person / have a fantasy, doesn't want much get-to-know-you ruining the fantasy
- thinks of hookups like porn, except it's in person
- mostly wants to be in and out, not much lingering, cuddling, or pillow talk
- high sex drives
- compulsive behavior
- may have repeat hookups with the same person but it still has the same rules
In my 20's I had a massive sex drive that started in my late teens. Insatiable. Yet I could only bring myself to hookup once or twice, and I didn't like it. I didn't like it because I didn't know the person at all. Were they nice? A creep? Hated by a lot of people? Loved? What was their personality like?
For guys that hookup, that shit mostly doesn't matter. It's about whether they find the guy hot or not. When I walk down the street, I can see a guy who I think is hot and I might have a sexy thought or two. I may even imagine myself in a sexual situation with him. But to actually show up at his home, not knowing him, and drop my pants? I dunno.
Why can some people do this and others not?
I've also met guys who were really shy about it at first but their sex drives compelled them to try it, and one day they just got over it.
Me... I find hookup sex kind of dissatisfying the few times I tried it. The guys were hot, but knew nothing about how I liked to be pleasured. The few FWBs I had were better, but....
Anyway, I'm curious to hear people's thoughts on this topic. Does it just come down to wiring? The way we're raised? The power of our sex drives over our morals? Wtf is it?
I almost feel FOMO that I didn't have more sex in my horniest years. On the other hand, I knew I didn't feel comfortable. I got cold feet most of the time and just backed out.