Do you hate hearing straight guys talk about women?

[Toy-Boy]

It bothers me. I'm in no way heterophobic(lol), but it just bores me to tears. Now I know how straight guys feel when the shoe is on the other foot.

 

[Jayden]

They are str8 men. Thats what they talk about. Doesnt bother me one bit to hear them discussing woman.

 

[Under-taken]

Not really, except when its like OI ID SMASH THAT

 

[boxerdudeuk]

Not at all. Guy banter is guy banter. Live and let live.

 

[Wtrain]

Not if they don't mind me talking about men....

 

[Nomenclature]

Of the straight guys i've come out to, i've noticed that we began having the most fun conversations once we completely respected each other's sexuality. This means that I let them talk about girls, and in turn they would let me talk about guys. I also established early on that I wasn't going to try to make any moves on them, or anything since they weren't gay or bi.



So, I really don't mind it at all when straight guys talk about girls.

 

[boiseboy]

I hate it. I also hate when gay men talk about men. I don't care for other people sex lives or what they're attracted to. I'd just rather not hear it.

 

[ronnie_h]

Could I stop them talking about women? ... Guess so... So why bother?

 

[nitish]

I find straight guys annoying, period.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

yeah striaght guys annoyins ( grindins painful ) include da Bi brigades talk about anythin
include da any other label
( ans females likewise ) < but when we common gorund!

some countrys worse a thens others but Yawn cretins ways

ans internet no hide cause it no such thing internet such is da barfin dillusion pap stuff lot MALES heads

Straight world Dildo drips

 

[Swellegant]

I once found myself in a vaguely uncomfortable discussion of various exceptionally beautiful actresses with my boss at work a few months ago... I was reading Vogue in the lunchroom, and Kate Beckinsale was on the cover (she's on my short list of women who make me feel bi), and he mentioned how fascinating he found her. It occurred to me about halfway through a discussion of the various merits of Anne Hathaway and Marion Cottilard that my boss and I have the same taste in women.

I worked with a guy once, though, who was always talking about "juicy pussy," which I found distasteful, especially since I knew his wife. It was a respect issue rather than a gender issue, I would have felt the same if a gay guy was going on about other people's cocks when I am friends with his lover. I don't like listening to intimate details represented in a disrespectful manner. I'm just prudish that way, I guess.

 

[bankside]

I don't like listening to intimate details represented in a disrespectful manner. I'm just prudish that way, I guess.

I agree. However I'm not prudish when it is respectful. In fact, I'm fascinated by their fascination.

 

[HornyHenry]

I just kind of turn my attention to other things unless the hetero is talking to me, then I'll make the appropriate comments just to humor them. One hetero seemed surprised that I found his talk about his wife and kids no more interesting than what time it is, even though I didnt show outward signs like yawning, etc.
One hetero who had a suspicion chided me about liking meat and I chided him back that I get my meat eaten and that he can go ahead and eat his fish-tacos and placenta.
With heterosexual this and heterosexual that bombarding the public from every other advertisement whether TV and radio commercials, billboards and the sides of buses and streetcars, ads in magazines and newspapers, on the Internet, etc., I'm bored with it. You seen one piece of female anatomy you seen 'em all, you seen one pair of heteros and their snot-noses you seen 'em all. Ho-hum!
I do notice ads from gay owned and operated companies and businesses aimed at gay men when they depict two normal men who are average joes, not twinks and models or heteros posing as gay men for the ads.

 

[AnalblasT]

Do they hate hearing gay guys talk about men?

 

[Nomenclature]

I had a coworker a couple years ago who used to discuss his sex life in detail, including the specific positions that he and his wife had sex in (frequently acting them out in the middle of the office)... yeah, that made me feel super uncomfortable.

Oddly, i've had THE most disgusting, uncomfortable and graphic conversations with the straight girls i've come out to; As soon as I came out to them, I became their "talk to about everything i'm normally too embarrassed to say to anyone else" bitch.


Orgasms; faking them, vibrators, masturbating, secretly enjoying sucking their boyfriend's dick but not wanting him to know so he won't start demanding blowjobs, female ejaculation actually being pee, all of their sex dreams, having sex on their periods, etc etc.



I've heard it all.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

Do they hate hearing gay guys talk about men?

world at large dat holeeeee others ball game as anyone know of worlds full of it

yes no maybe include gay< depend on da way they wear da word what any folks knows so no got say

anyway what luck internet arrive for um

so ya house melt?
' only when we busy '
da some heat
' lucky plenty make new one '
ans so tasty too!

 

[altlover85]

It doesn't bother me too much, but I rarely talk to straight guys anymore as most of the people I've kept in contact with from high school are either gay or girls and most of the other people I know are gay guys.

 

[erobert]

It used to.

I started wondering about why it bothered me and it came down to me being in the closet and not being able to talk about guys. Which made me feel repressed. So one day when they were talking about girls and asked me who I find hot I just said, "I'm gay and thought you would have realized that by know."

To which they answered "We did know... but who do find hot, not which lady do you find hot. They were fine with me being gay and wondered why I didn't chime in when talk like that came up.

Now, as long as it's done in a respectful manner than that's fine. Boy will be boys.

 

[BearBoi]

That’s like asking if it offends you to hear a dog bark. They bark; it is in their nature. At times I don’t mind it, at other times I find it annoying. But what can you do? Nothing. So I deal with it, or remove myself from the vicinity of the annoying noise.

 

[EasyRory]

It depends on what they're saying.

I get annoyed when a guy (gay or straight), who probably hasn't connected with anybody in his life, starts providing specific details of what he'd do with xxx-famous person.