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topper
12-18-2006, 02:08 PM
Are you formerly "straight" married man who has ventured into some gay/bi play with another man? Does your wife know?
How did it happen for you?

Xhansonloverx
12-21-2006, 04:40 AM
grr I think that's so wrong. Yea I'm gay it's not that part it's the part about cheating and sneaking and being promiscicous in what is supposed to be a monagmous commitment. What ever happend to Monogamy? Does still exist?

Sherlock Holmes
12-21-2006, 07:36 PM
This is more common than most people think. There are whole communities of married men looking for gay sex that can be found over the computer.

Snowdancer
12-21-2006, 11:05 PM
I have ran into quite a few. The sad ones are the ones that after we have had the proverbial roll in the hey tell me that they don't have gay sex. OK, I'm in between genders in many ways but I still haven't had "the operation". I identify as female so it is kind of flattering but what they just did to me was sodomy which although isn't completely limited to gay sex is one of the things that they used to bust gays for. One guy kept stroking my tool which isn't working so well after HRT & acting like he was upset that I didn't get an erection. Post coitus he was extremely adamant that he wasn't gay & never f@%ked a guy. I damn near threw him out of my apartment.

There is another guy that keeps hitting on me but in between statements that he isn't into gay sex even though I make it plainly clear that I don't have a vagina. He really creeps me out & I do my best to ignore or avoid him. Last time he tried cruising me in the bar I was hanging with a butch that I was getting interested in. She nearly punched him out.

mynameiskc
01-13-2007, 01:52 AM
besides being dishonest with one's partner, it's a state of denial about yourself. for some, i might think that it's also a bit of a "oh, aren't i DIRTY?!" thrill. not my thing. i prefer openness and honesty. i think very ugly things happen to people and people's attitudes when they've been lied to.

Jinx
01-15-2007, 01:57 PM
it really makes me sick seeing all the married men looking for no strings attached gay sex. theres nothing wrong with being gay, but how about being faithful to your PARTNER? it gives gay people a bad name, that they just want to have casual sex and are always open for a good fuck. its just not the case.

topper
01-15-2007, 02:04 PM
You say that there is nothing wrong with being gay, but you seem to have a problem with it. What if it is alright with the spouse? My wife is the one who told me to let my gay friend give me oral. A casual blowjob doesn't bother her, nor does her time with her gf bother me. Live life and enjoy.
In the case of cheating, I'm against it.

erzebet1961
01-15-2007, 02:19 PM
I think people misunderstood what you were saying , and they were thinking in terms of married men going behind their ladies backs and having secret Gay sex.

mynameiskc
01-15-2007, 05:48 PM
well, the "does your wife know?" question raises hackles, i think. i'm all for open relationships, being in one. but lying, sneaking and cheating really chaps my ass.

Samhain
01-15-2007, 08:51 PM
well, the "does your wife know?" question raises hackles, i think. i'm all for open relationships, being in one. but lying, sneaking and cheating really chaps my ass.
i think cheating in an open relationship really hurts, because if you have a partner thats lets you have freedom why cheat, in the case of an open relationship its a sure sign the partner no longer wishes to be in the realtionship anymore
S

mynameiskc
01-15-2007, 11:22 PM
i think cheating in an open relationship really hurts, because if you have a partner thats lets you have freedom why cheat, in the case of an open relationship its a sure sign the partner no longer wishes to be in the realtionship anymore
S
exactly, or they are playing games to get off, games they KNOW are going to be hurtful for their own selfish enjoyment. neither of which are indicative of a healthy relationship.

Samhain
01-15-2007, 11:24 PM
exactly, or they are playing games to get off, games they KNOW are going to be hurtful for their own selfish enjoyment. neither of which are indicative of a healthy relationship.
so some people may want an 'open relationship' for the buzz of feeling naughty, when the buzz wears off they will take it steps further like lieing to their partner?
S

mynameiskc
01-15-2007, 11:35 PM
depends on what their motivation is for being in an open relationship. dave and i are pretty damned straightforward people. we both knew, going into our relationship, that there was going to be a day when we'd want to have sex with someone else. but we're partners and best friends. neither of us get a high off of lying, to be completely frank, it makes both of us sick. finding someone who has a similar way of functioning in relationships seems to be key to making something like this work. but a lot of people go through times where they're not into it at all. you have to be able to trust your partner that they won't cross lines with you, which means talking a LOT and laying out boundaries. but some people really get off on being "naughty." if you're both like that, and you both get off on the drama, more power to you. but the funny thing is that neither dave nor i consider our behavior "naughty." it just is. do you know what i mean?

btw, we're derailing the thread. sorry.

Samhain
01-15-2007, 11:37 PM
depends on what their motivation is for being in an open relationship. dave and i are pretty damned straightforward people. we both knew, going into our relationship, that there was going to be a day when we'd want to have sex with someone else. but we're partners and best friends. neither of us get a high off of lying, to be completely frank, it makes both of us sick. finding someone who has a similar way of functioning in relationships seems to be key to making something like this work. but a lot of people go through times where they're not into it at all. you have to be able to trust your partner that they won't cross lines with you, which means talking a LOT and laying out boundaries. but some people really get off on being "naughty." if you're both like that, and you both get off on the drama, more power to you. but the funny thing is that neither dave nor i consider our behavior "naughty." it just is. do you know what i mean?

btw, we're derailing the thread. sorry.
I think we're both still broadly discussing the subject, I'm in an open relationship too, and to go back to the original posters question and what you have stated KC is that both people must be clear about the boundries and talk often to avoid being hurt
S

mynameiskc
01-15-2007, 11:43 PM
yes, definitely so. it helps if you're best friends, too. seriously, after the sex is gone, the one you want by your side is your best friend.

Samhain
01-15-2007, 11:44 PM
yes, definitely so. it helps if you're best friends, too. seriously, after the sex is gone, the one you want by your side is your best friend.
can a relationship work at all, if your not friends?
S

Samhain
01-15-2007, 11:52 PM
another question KC, is it important that your sexual partners are honest, I.E if you thought that their partners didn't know, would you say 'no way'
S

mynameiskc
01-15-2007, 11:56 PM
i'd never get involved without express consent of the person's partner. ever. not only would it make me feel oily, but i don't disrespect people like that. sex is sacred to me, and i treat it that way. someone using me to hurt their partner (which, if they're cheating, is what they're doing) is a sacriledge to me.

coco
01-27-2007, 02:57 PM
All queers need to take a reality check. YOU WILL NEVER BE ALLOWED TO ADOPT KIDS IN THE UK! Capiche??
It is sick that you think it is ok to stick your di*k up another man's ass. Homophobia is a term invented by queers for right minded, clean living people, when they refuse to accept that homosexuality has a place in society. It is wrong, dysfunctional, and sick. I believe that all queers, and that is what you are, need to have treatment for their condition. You are not born gay - it is a sickness you develop in your teens when the brain gets confused and issues the wrong signals, during the transformation from childhood to adulthood.

Homosexuality needs to be stamped out. It does does not have any place in a christian society. If you feel your rights are oppressed because of this, then you need to leave the UK and go live in San Francisco, where you can get stoned and fudgepack all you want. Remember - IT IS NOT OK TO STICK YOUR DIC* UP A MANS ASS! PERIOD!

topper
07-06-2007, 02:27 PM
Are you a married guy who was curious about doing something with another guy? How about other bi or gay men who have been with the curious married guy. What was your experience?
I'm curious as to the reactions of the men who have done it for the first time. Did they enjoy it, or did they freak and back out?

ShortHair
07-07-2007, 01:41 PM
Are you a married guy who was curious about doing something with another guy? How about other bi or gay men who have been with the curious married guy. What was your experience?
I'm curious as to the reactions of the men who have done it for the first time. Did they enjoy it, or did they freak and back out?Married and bi, my first experience was in a park. I went to this area knowing that "things" went on there and I was very courous. I really didn't think anything would happen but I wanted to see about it.

I had a nice looking man approach me, he talked to me for a few minutes then sprung the quesiton. We stepped off the trail where he gave me oral.

For weeks after that I felt weird, thinking that I had stepped over a line and there was no returning. That feeling went away after awhile. I feel very normal about it.

I feel great pleasure having sex with a male or female. I enjoy the passion of the moment.

I have met many bisexual married men, I think most of them like the idea of casual sex without the dating experiences. Sometimes I think 'cheating' with a man keeps marrages together, as there are no relationships problems from dating. Some people for what ever reason need to have sex with different people to feel good about themselves. Maybe this is selfish, and maybe it's just an act of nature.

slickrick
07-10-2007, 12:09 AM
I started doing stuff with guys when I was 13, only sex no relationships. I got married when I was 24, i'm 34 now. I do meet one guy from time to time that I met online about 2 years ago, he is bi and not married. It's great we meet, please each other, and go our own ways. My wife does not know. Is this wrong... yeah because i'm keeping it away from her. Do I want to stop meeting him, not really I enjoy it so much. But I also love what me and my wife has.

Rick

topper
07-17-2007, 04:24 PM
A couple of quick questions.
Did you decide to try bi play out of your own curiousity, boredom with your marital sex life, or were you asked by a gay/bi friend who awakened a curiousity?
Are you limited to what you do? Do you just meet someone for a bj or handjob or are you into it?
Are you into other guys, like kissing and hugging or are you just interested in cock?

jock11
07-19-2007, 06:41 PM
I started out young,about 11/12 yrs old.It was one of my friends who made the 1st move.We were playing in the woods,he then got undressed,and asked me to do the same.He then got close and started to have a play fight.At this point he kissed me on the cheek,then on the lips,i did not pull away.We both lay down,he got on top,moving his body in a motion,that was a nice feeling.That was a start,of a boy 2 boy fun.Since i have tried to find the same excitement,but never found it.

juggalostud21
07-24-2007, 11:11 PM
I'm bi but most dont know it.