Dick or Cock?

[Power_of_Enlightenment]

LOL when I'm straight its dick, when I'm gay it's cock

 

[mark1111]

Usually I say dick, but sometimes its "little Mark" or schlong. Also depends if I'm talking about sex or insulting someone. "Little Mark is happy to see you" or "you cocksucker!"

 

[Alive and Free]

Cock is one hot word !

 

[deerborne]

dock...or cick, either one works for me.

 

[bendyjoe]

Spam Javelin.
Purple tipped passion pole.
The Right honourable member.
Schlong.
Willy.
Wee Wee Stick.
Love Mushroom.
Sex Carrot.

Sorry.

 

[Luvtolook]

I like the term cock because it sounds so dirty. I love it! When I write porny stories I usually make a beeline for 'cock'

 

[BINOWGAYLATER]

bendyjoe -- i'm rolling around on the floor !! too funny !!! are you related to George Carlin ? I would most likely say DICK - but like when I'm looking at the eye-candy - I'm kinda hung up on FUCKSTICK !!

I don't know why DICK is a nickname for RICHARD - don't you thinkit should be a nickname for PETER ???
If I have to explain that one, you missed the bus.

 

[headstart]

I go with dick.

 

[Eternaldarkness]

to me, I prefer using the word 'cock'.

the word cock has that kinky feeling to it, as opposed to dick which is usually a common name.

I use dick when I'm talking about it in general. When I'm talking about sex I use cock.

 

[confusedboy23]

i actually use both cock / dick just what ever blurts out of my mouth , but i hardly ever use the term penis.

That's me too!

 

[sebastian-k]

as a guy who's native language is not english i can't see the difference, however i like more how "dick" sounds.

 

[thelaw2047]

It's really funny growing up in the south, African-Americans considered "cock" as meaning pussy. So when I started to read porno literature(gay and straight) was my exposure to the word cock for the male anatomy. I actually had a woman on my job to touch her tits,pussy and ass and said as she was doing this...."Do you want some fruit , cock , tail ?" Anyway it doesn't really matter what you call it dick, cock, or pussy-on-a-stick....bring it on. I can handle it!!!!

 

[Eternaldarkness]

hehehe... they're both the same thing. Since we all know the meaning, it really makes no sense still argueing about this topic.

You can call it a dick or call it a cock, as long as you let me play with it, you can call it a log or a stick or even a pole and it don't matter.

 

[dfwjacker]

I hate to play the pain-in-the-ass analyst here (No, I don't!) , but your hypothesis that gay guys prefer the term "cock", and bi/curious guys prefer the term "dick" is getting blown out of the water right now. LOL According to the latest figures in your poll, just as many gay guys prefer the term "dick" as bi/curious guys, and it's almost 50-50 "cock" vs "dick" among bi/curious guys. However, the most telling figure in the poll right now is that many more gay guys prefer the term "dick". Therefore, according to the latest figures in your poll, "dick" is the "gayer" term for the penis.

Now that I've had my laugh, I'll give a possible explanation for the present results. In your initial post, you basically suggested that it's more gay to use the term "cock". This definitely had an impact on the present figures as many of the bi/curious guys didn't want to be labelled as "gay", and the gay guys avoided being "boxed" into any type of stereotype. I'm not denying that some of these bi/curious and gay guys actually had a much stronger preference for the term "dick". However, in all probability, some were motivated to vote for "dick" for the aforementioned reasons.

This phenomenon is called the Power of Suggestion. This tactic or strategy is also used in advertising and political campaigns. Kudos to the bi/curious guys and gay guys that stuck to their guns and voted for "cock" although it had been suggested that "cock" was the "gayer" term for the penis. The implication is that many of these guys are more secure in their sexuality and weren't intimidated by the initial suggestion that "cock" is the "gayer" term for the penis.

The more significant (and unfortunate) implication here is that anything labelled as "gay" is perceived as having a stigma attached to it even among bi/curious and gay men. If bi/curious or gay guys don't want to be labelled as "gay", who the hell else would want to be called "gay". In this case, bi/curious and gay men are only mirroring the anti-gay predjudice and bias that is seen in mainstream society.

Those of you who don't like being called "gay" or a "fag" need to own these terms if they have any power over you. Obviously, in this case, these words still have power over some of you and control your behavior. What you need to do is get in the mirror and call yourself a "faggot" to your face at least a thousand times. LOL If you happen to breakdown in tears, so be it. At least it will be cathartic, and that's good for you. Heal yourselves, gaybeaus! Heal yourselves! Ye-ah! Having written this, I'd like to announce that I definitely prefer ultra- masculine, athletic guys like myself who are tops, as we can easily clear up the business as to who will give up the ass in a submission wrestling match later. Thank you for your attention, gentlemen, and God bless.

Actually, when the polling first started, the results were clearly trending toward confirming my hypothesis. But, I agree that based on the current poll results that it SEEMS like my hypothesis is wrong. I also agree that the power of suggestion probably played a roll in skewing the poll. I still think my original observation is correct. What that means is open for debate.

 

[uofaguy7]

I find myself saying cock, but like both. my bf perfers i use penis, he's gay, but he doesnt really mind, he says cock more than dick

 

[headstart]

Only corn balls say "cock." Sounds so lame----"cock."
Dick sounds better. It's blunt. It's gruff. It's real. Doesn't have that same hokiness to it that lame ass "cock" does.

lmao agreed

 

[JerryBoyz]

I tend to say cock....though dick, penis, schlong, Junior and THE PENETRATOR all have their place in conversation too