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Kletus
Canada580 Posts
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gulii
Sweden2791 Posts
On August 27 2010 22:47 dinmsab wrote: Wait, how does that work? Since you could do girls, does that mean they turn you on? I mean a straight guy couldn't get hard for another guy even if his life depended on it. Shouldn't it be the same for gays trying to have sex with girls? Are all homosexuals like this? I'm really curious lol. Just cuz you get wood by tight pants doesn't make you a pants-fucker? I mean people masturbate with melons and get turned on?!? Our brain is far more complexes than just gender, hotness or body shape. And sex is all about that brain and what it values due to previous circumstances. I do believe that every man in the whole world would be able to get wood by another guy if he just let his morals and cultur go. The brain will do the rest. (taking the man example cuz of the quote - of course woman woman too) Its just sex - and that´s not the same as make a baby as man and woman. It can be combined but it should not be counted as the same thing. Know guess my sexuality if you find it important. (Hint; I rather have a good fuck than getting melon on my dick) | ||
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krazymunky
United States727 Posts
On August 28 2010 02:22 Mora wrote: My gaydar is pretty decent. I think i've gotten the sexuality wrong, hmmm, 3 times or so? (or at least, those are cases where i was able to confirm when i hit on them and they weren't interested. who knows how many i've been wrong about that i never talked to). I do have arguments with my gay friends sometimes about a guy either being or not being gay. I think we are all confident in our gaydars too. So, a lot of typing for you with no answer! lol lol my roommate from two years ago was gay and his gaydar failed.. my other roommate who was straight had a better gaydar for some reason. Its kinda sad that when people would find out who I was rooming with, they would ask if i was scared about being raped (by my roommate) while i was sleeping. | ||
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
On August 27 2010 23:48 Roe wrote: I have to ask, and this might sound wierd : What are your experiences with cleanliness(if you know what I mean) while you were on top. How do you handle it while on bottom? in all my years and threads on tl.net, i don't think i've EVER been asked this. From what i understand of the rectum, your feces doesn't sit in the part where dick is. Occasionally there will be remnants left over, which i find really fucking disgusting. like, it's basically the reason i didn't have anal sex (a lot, at least) until last year. I've been lucky as a top, i've only had a single dirty experience (and, ironically, it was my first time. This may have been what turned me off of it for so long). There's also a device you can buy called a 'douche'. Not sure if that's the right spelling, but that's how it's pronounced. You hook it up to the sink/shower, but the other end up there, and FLUSH, you're clean as a whistle. Men who are exclusive bottoms tend to own one of these. | ||
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Mora
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On August 27 2010 23:48 deL wrote: What do homosexual players call people who cheese? O_O On a more serious note I imagine use of 'gay' in gaming culture is a little annoying. not to me. | ||
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gulii
Sweden2791 Posts
On August 28 2010 02:17 Monsen wrote: I really had a good laugh at this  (Since you come off as such a confident/outgoing/easy guy in your posts.)How come you are in Germany ? (other than IEM+ TL meetup) Taking about Berghain? Great fucking place, never gave in though. Got a lot of suggestion about it though. | ||
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AlTheCake
Canada1071 Posts
On August 28 2010 02:28 Mora wrote: in all my years and threads on tl.net, i don't think i've EVER been asked this. From what i understand of the rectum, your feces doesn't sit in the part where dick is. Occasionally there will be remnants left over, which i find really fucking disgusting. like, it's basically the reason i didn't have anal sex (a lot, at least) until last year. I've been lucky as a top, i've only had a single dirty experience (and, ironically, it was my first time. This may have been what turned me off of it for so long). There's also a device you can buy called a 'douche'. Not sure if that's the right spelling, but that's how it's pronounced. You hook it up to the sink/shower, but the other end up there, and FLUSH, you're clean as a whistle. Men who are exclusive bottoms tend to own one of these. You could have just said an enema  Also, interesting thread, didn't know there were other gay starcraft players (I do suck at it though ;-; ). | ||
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Mora
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On August 27 2010 23:52 Believer wrote: This might seem as either a childish or judgemental question, I assure you it is only childish curiousness though. How many of your sexual encounters with other males ends up with anal stimulation of some sort? I heard somewhere it is not nearly as common with actual penetration as one would think. Also, how old are you? What body type do you have? (Considering your answers to what guys you prefer etc) you heard correctly! It's much more common to give each other a handjob/blowjob than full blown anal. This is the case for me, though in the past 6 months i've had like triple the amount of partners than the previous 7 years combined? I keep getting hornier and hornier. As for my specs: I am 25 years old. Athletic build. 190lbs. And god hand-crafted my body hair. lol. seriously, compliments about my hair outweigh all others by like 1 million times. I go to the gym 4 days a week and play soccer for about 6 hours a week. i have a little bit of a stomach, but it's in a really good place as the guys i'm into typically don't like abs. I could use bigger arms/shoulders/chest/back, which is what i'm working on at the gym. | ||
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CubEdIn
Romania5359 Posts
I never use "you're gay" to insult someone, but I do use "gay" to describe 'uncool' or 'boring' actions, like "hey dude, you're gonna sit in your room all weekend? ...gay". Also, I am a strong supporter of Louis C.K.'s stand on the word "Faggot". I use that quite a bit, especially with my girlfriend. I call her a fag or faggot a lot (jokingly ofc, when she's being annoying). Is that somewhat homophobic? I would never use it to insult someone in a REAL way, but when someone is being really annoying I might drop that. However, where I live there's little to no gay population, so there's almost no risk of ever actually insulting someone, but I don't wanna doing when I travel, by mistake (like I was in amsterdam during the gay pride parade, it was raining as fuck but I still walked around all day and everyone was just having fun despite the whether thing, and I felt like I had to watch my language, and not call my gf a fag or something in public). I don't know how to explain, I feel that I wrote a lot of crap, it's just that I have no gay friends nor do I know anyone who's gay in person, so I might use these terms way too loose. So, bottom line: say you were in a club with me and a few more people, in a group. Everyone wanted to go to a different venue, except one guy/girl. Would you feel offended if I were to say. "Oh come on stop being a fag and come with us".? (to that person, not to you) Because in my mind, I never associate the term fag or faggot with homophobia. And I'm pretty sure that's a bad thing. | ||
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
On August 27 2010 23:59 PlaGuE_R wrote: hey! that's a good question! protoss are known as the manliest race xD seriously, I've known about 4 gay people in my life, 3 of them acted like any normal guy, except instead of did u see that gal's tittaaas they wud say to each other 'that dude has a nice ass' anyways, really nice blokes. Now my question is about the 'other' kind of gay people, the uber flamboyant, dresses insanely weird looking, cant be called a woman nor a man, just weird mannerisms really. It's a 2 part question now 1) is there any reason you, as a gay man, know of that cause some gay men to act this very unusual way? are there levels of gayness? are these people level 10? lol 2) do gay people who arent flamboyant (i really hope you understand my meaning cuz i dnt know how else to word it lol) like that find these people irritating? cuz i know most heterosexual men, me included, find these flamboyant gays irritating but have no problem with just regular gay guys. and to close this post, My opinion about gays in general, as long as you don't make a pass at me (knowing im straight) we can be friends :D honestly, i say good luck to you finding a gay SC community, it'd be nice for you  You know, i have a lot of ex-homophobic friends, all of whom are totally cool with me hitting on them. not saying you have to be or that that's the way it should be. Just reading your post made me think of that. lol | ||
KwarK
United States42689 Posts
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
On August 27 2010 23:59 Hawk wrote: Is your candor just how you are or is it just because you're essentially the gay liaison to starcraft dorks?? Mora threads are always a blast The only change to my candor is that i am very aware of who my audience is, and am typically very good at not crossing a threshold that makes them not enjoy my company. (though exploring spaces where they may feel uncomfortable - at first - is not uncommon). I usually bring people around. I've had multiple people who've known me both for short and long durations tell me that watching me interact with people is fascinating because i'm very disarming. Seriously, that's like the most awesome adjective. haha | ||
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On August 28 2010 00:00 JamieDukes wrote: do gay people find guys in suits more/less attractive? cuz i was kinda thinking that if you dress to impress then people are impresed I never used to but i do now. Since i began to really pour my soul into my job, and grow some other vital adult/life skills (finances, etc.) ambition has joined my list of traits that i find attractive. Seeing someone who knows how to work hard and then plays equally hard is very attractive. So when i see someone in a suit who also looks like they play hard, i get all kinds of excited. In fact there's this lawyer in my building who i'm totally trying to get with. | ||
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On August 28 2010 00:00 Ricjames wrote: Hi Mora, i am straight and i really like this thread. Should be helpfull for any gay guy here and other people get interesting information. You said that you had sex with girls. I don't really understand how can you have sex with someone, who is disgusting for you. You said that boobs turn you off and vagina is disgusting. I mean how do you even get erection to do it? Do you think about something else in your head to get it? Were you always drunk or have you done it sober? Boobs and vagina don't turn me off anymore - though they did when i was younger. Now i'm sort of neutral to them. Well, i actually sort of like vagina now, i think? I'm not certain. I plan on experiencing more of it. I'm very picky about what girls i'd be able to have sex with though... and they'd need to want me as hard as gay guys do. Which is pretty rare for women. | ||
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On August 28 2010 00:01 zatic wrote: I am interested in this as well. From my very limited experience visiting gay bars making contact was incredibly easy. Make eye contact, (nod), move over to their table / spot, engage in conversation. However, most of the guys I talked to quickly realized I am straight so I am wondering if my initial behavior was off or if that came across during the following conversation. Too bad I didn't get to go to the TL dinner would have loved to actually get to know Mora beyond that 5 second Hi!. Yeah, i was planning on saying a larger hello at the IEM party. Unfortunately i got distracted. I must visit again soon! (and plan to do so) edit - ah! you'd be a good person to ask, since you didn't know me in person beforehand. Do i strike you as gay? Does my speech or mannerisms give me away? I am curious. What was your initial 5 second impression of me? | ||
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Mora
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On August 28 2010 00:01 gogogadgetflow wrote: Do most people in Canada actually think (nay, TEACH) that homosexuality is disgusting and wrong? That is a huge surprise to me; it sounds like the way some people characterize America (yes there are some religious bigots here). They don't teach it. Culture implies it. If you were to go up to a group of girls, and discuss girls making out, what would be their response? What if you went up to a group of guys? And then go back to the girls and talk about guys making out with each other? And then to a group of guys and ask about guys making out with each other? People are cool with you being gay. They're just not cool with a guy being with a guy. This can even be seen in popular television shows to do with homosexuals. How often do u see a gay sex scene in WIll and Grace, or Sex in the City, or other shows with gay characters? (and i don't mean full on scene, but rather just hints/foreshadowing of close intimacy). Gays are in television, with their flamboyance and all, but actually being gay is not very exposed. | ||
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kovio
United States1 Post
if pussy digusts me, but i still like boobs, and traps am i still gay or just bi? | ||
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Stropheum
United States1124 Posts
On August 27 2010 21:15 Kennigit wrote: Why do some gay guys talk with a lisp and have feminine mannerisms? Is this put on or natural? I actually did a paper on this in my psychology class. A lot of the gay people I interviewed (who were surprisingly open) said a lot of their female mannerisms (walking, talking with a slight lisp, bubbly personality) are basically a beacon to say "here i am, i'm gay, any others out here?" And it totally makes sense. Lots of gay guys in high school who don't even particularly like fashion, girl gossip, etc, hang out with girls and have these mannerisms. The mannerisms are to basically connect with other gay people and the gravitation towards women is essentially to protect themselves from the d-bag bros. Too many times have I seen gay kids get beaten up in my high school. Of course it was slightly different because there were more bisexual kids in my school, and they all kind of gravitated to one another using the emo clique (i'm not stereotyping emo people, that's just the niche they used, not all of them were bi) Anyway yeah, some gay people just have that particular estrogen/testosterone balance that makes them very plainly act more like a girl than a guy, but based on my interviews a lot of it was just a means of connecting to similar people in a cruel public venue. | ||
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Mora
Canada5235 Posts
On August 28 2010 00:04 Achilles wrote: canada is tolerant...outside of Quebec and the praries. Montreal is like the gay capital of Canada! | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
On August 28 2010 02:50 Mora wrote: They don't teach it. Culture implies it. If you were to go up to a group of girls, and discuss girls making out, what would be their response? What if you went up to a group of guys? And then go back to the girls and talk about guys making out with each other? And then to a group of guys and ask about guys making out with each other? People are cool with you being gay. They're just not cool with a guy being with a guy. This can even be seen in popular television shows to do with homosexuals. How often do u see a gay sex scene in WIll and Grace, or Sex in the City, or other shows with gay characters? (and i don't mean full on scene, but rather just hints/foreshadowing of close intimacy). Gays are in television, with their flamboyance and all, but actually being gay is not very exposed. Yeah, actual man-on-man gay sex is rarely seen on popular television. The only show I can recall showing extended, sensual kissing and foreplay is HBO's The Wire, with the gay gangster Omar Little. Even on The Wire, it was pretty tame compared to the graphic depictions of straight sex. | ||
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