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Fuck buddies or something more?

I know this thread is old news, but I figure I'll give an update... since it's on my mind.

So, since I last wrote, we've just texted a bit here and there. He still texts me first usually. He leaves town for a week in a few days and we agreed we should get together before then. But I didn't hear from him tonight and from what I understand, he's leaving very early Thursday morning, so that only really leaves tomorrow night. I'm tempted to text to solidify the plans, as last time I just said "let me know when you're free before you leave" and left it in his court. But, there's two logical things holding me back: I just have this intuitive feeling he likes to chase so I'm not gonna text him. If a guy is a top (and I know this as a top myself), usually when a guy is too available, it's a turn off. So he knows I'd like to see him, I don't need to remind him. Right??

Anyways, this whole situation is starting to frustrate me. I feel like I'm really starting to like him - so much so that, even though I'm still single, I keep putting off dates with other guys. And I like that I like him, but not if I can't confirm with him that there is some potential for something to grow out of this and that we aren't, in fact, just fucking. But I feel like it's probably way too soon to bring that up, but conversely, I don't want to wait weeks and miss the chance for him to know that I like him. I'm thinking that, if in a couple weeks it doesn't seem like we're hanging out more often or like things aren't advancing, I'll just say to him something like "I like to see you... I'd like it if we could hang out more so we could get to know each other better, but I'm not sure if you feel the same way, or if it's just that you're only interested in sex or if it's that you don't have the time, or what..."

I'm trying to remain positive and think back to how my first relationship started. A casual sex/friendship/seeing each other "thing" with LOTS of tenderness and affection, until about 3-4 weeks later when I realized that if I didn't ask the guy to be my boyfriend, I'd lose him to someone else and it'd be too late... is this a common thing for gay guys? It's like we skip the whole dating process, and cut to the sex, and work with the dating part during the sex/friendship stage.

Also, ever since I found out he's 30, I'm starting to realize that maybe he looks at me - a college boy 22 year old who parties a lot - similarly to how I look at a 17 year old or 18 year old. I find it hard to take them very seriously. I feel like I need to express to him that I'm mature and actually a romantic and can be serious when necessary. His ex was my age, apparently, so I'm worried he might feel jaded towards the practicality of dating younger guys.
 
Take control of your own life. If you want to see him before he leaves town, you call or text him back to confirm a plan to meet. Don't leave it up to him to plan where to meet. You make the plan...to dinner, hang out or whatever you both would like to do. If he does not like your plan, he will tell you. If he's not available, he will tell you. This is the mature thing to do.
 
So, since I last wrote, we've just texted a bit here and there. He still texts me first usually. He leaves town for a week in a few days and we agreed we should get together before then. But I didn't hear from him tonight and from what I understand, he's leaving very early Thursday morning, so that only really leaves tomorrow night. I'm tempted to text to solidify the plans, as last time I just said "let me know when you're free before you leave" and left it in his court. But, there's two logical things holding me back: I just have this intuitive feeling he likes to chase so I'm not gonna text him. If a guy is a top (and I know this as a top myself), usually when a guy is too available, it's a turn off. So he knows I'd like to see him, I don't need to remind him. Right??

If I were him I'd like you to take some initiative. Always texting first is a pain and gets old.

I'm not sure where you came up with behavior as dictated by sexual role.

saymyname said:
I'm trying to remain positive and think back to how my first relationship started. A casual sex/friendship/seeing each other "thing" with LOTS of tenderness and affection, until about 3-4 weeks later when I realized that if I didn't ask the guy to be my boyfriend, I'd lose him to someone else and it'd be too late... is this a common thing for gay guys? It's like we skip the whole dating process, and cut to the sex, and work with the dating part during the sex/friendship stage.

I don't know how common it is, but it's how things started with my boyfriend. It was going to be casual, but after the first time we met I knew I didn't want to see anyone else. After two months and seeing each other 2-4 times, I asked him to be my boyfriend and we became exclusive.

saymyname said:
Also, ever since I found out he's 30, I'm starting to realize that maybe he looks at me - a college boy 22 year old who parties a lot - similarly to how I look at a 17 year old or 18 year old. I find it hard to take them very seriously. I feel like I need to express to him that I'm mature and actually a romantic and can be serious when necessary. His ex was my age, apparently, so I'm worried he might feel jaded towards the practicality of dating younger guys.

It sounds like he likes to date younger guys, so I'd be happy that you fit into that category and I wouldn't over it.
 
Haha thanks man. You always offer such rational advice. I do text him first sometimes, I just try not to text him every time I feel like it. I texted him first the other day and he didn't reply all day. But yeah, I didn't think of that... he does text me first a LOT, maybe he would like some attention too. But he's clearly not into talking online/through text, so I try not to start media-based conversations too much. I'm always nice when he texts me though, like happy to hear from him, saying hey sexy, things like that.

Glad to hear that things started that way with you and your bf... that's kind of how I felt too. I went to go and see this guy and the moment he opened the door and I walked into his apartment and saw him in person... I was just stunned.

He messaged me tonight and I asked about getting together tomorrow before he leaves... and he said he doesn't know yet. I straight up asked him if it's because he's not sure if he'll have time or if he's not sure if he wants to, and he said time. So that's good. I'll be pretty bummed out if it doesn't happen, though.
 
For your own piece of mind don't over think this. Do not conjecture what is going on in someone else's mind. Have you ever seen him outside of his home? Could he be in a long distance relationship? Could his partner be out of the country?


What soreknees said. Don't think too much.
Just have fun and be friends. Go with the flow.

By the way, 24 is prime beef. :)
 
I will say this...lying about something important is a red flag for me...
I'd say follow your heart...but don't forget to use your head as well
 
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