Why do you feel the need to pretend that you're str8? Have fun, play safely, and don’t play with fire!
oooh ... i remember your sweet little mouth... Here's a big wet kiss on your pink lips . . Nice tongue!
Why does it make me sick? If I interfered with children or something, that would be sick, if I got off by raping people, that would be sick, but I'm not hurting anybody, I'm not making anybody do anything they dont want to, so in all honesty, what the hell has it got to do with you? or am i doing something you want to do but dare not do?
gymskirtboy - - You may safely ignore ChrisGriffin. He/she is an amateur Troll who likes to make fun of anybody and everybody that doesn't fall into her/his narrow minded definition of normal. By definition NORMAL is the exact centerline of the bell curve distribution .... and that is a lonely place when compared to the rest of the world. We all fall somewhere on the bell curve of sexual likes and dislikes .... (even chrissy baby) .... and you, like many of us, are a little separated from the center of the distribution. In this Troll's judgement you are NOT sick at all. and Trolls are experts on sexual deviation
Straight of course.It is natural to be straight.Has anyone thought why Foreign girls prefer Greek lovers?This is because the vast majority of as are straight.Foreign girls welcome to Greece...!!!
I am attracted to both genders sexually,I would never do anything with a girl because of religious reasons and I'm only romantically attracted to the opposite sex,so I consider myself straight.
I think it's awesome that you had the option for somewhat bi and all the way bi, because i've been tackling with this for ages. I like girls, i LOVE girls, but i've always had a mild sexual attraction to guys. And it's just a sexual attraction. I tested it out once when i kissed a guy and sucked his dick, and i just felt nothing emotionally. It was sorta awkward and weird really. Which confused me even more cause i was still getting turned on by hard abs and big schlongs!! Don't get it... i'm favouring this "sexuality is fluid" more and more each day.
I can state with confidence that I'm straight, but I came by that self-knowledge the hard way, so to speak. A few years ago, feeling lonely, depressed, confused, and flattered by the attention gay boys had always given me, I went to the gay bar next door to my house and found someone to make out with. The first time, I let the guy take me home. We did a bit more, but not too much. The thought of contracting HIV scared me half to death. It wasn't terrible. Kissing another guy didn't make me sick to my stomach, but somehow it didn't feel right. I just couldn't get used to putting my arms around shoulders that were as broad as mine, or feeling my face scratched by a goatee. In each case, after a few minutes in which I tried gamely to enjoy my partner, I found myself looking over his shoulder at the fag hags and the cuter lesbians. The one time I allowed myself to be taken home, I gave my new friend's female designated driver a passionate kiss on the lips goodnight, hoping she might stick around. (She didn't.) If I'd been sober, I doubt I could have even forced myself to try any of the other stuff; my moral or aesthetic compass would have forbidden me. Drunk as I was, it felt weird. Not bad, but certainly not good. On the plus side, those evenings helped me settle the "inborn versus acquired" question once and for all. If I couldn't will myself to enjoy playing tongue-hockey with a man, how could anyone expect a gay guy to bed and marry a woman with any kind of good grace? I guess you could say I went to the bar bi-curious, and came out progressive.
I am 100% straight, I have no liking for men sexually. Although I'm the only guy man enough to hug another guy.