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Gay Bar Friend (Straight Guy) and Drug Troubles

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I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but I'm not sure where else it would go, and need to talk through something and get some advice. Sorry for the long read.

Going back a few months ago. I was browsing Craigslist for platonic friends, and answered a post from a straight guy saying he was looking for someone to go to a local gay bar. He goes because women are often more approachable there. I hadn't been before to one, so I took this as an opportunity to get me to a gay bar. I met the guy for coffee first and he seemed cool, so we went together.

I learned through hearsay, and later he admitted that he hooked someone up with cocaine there. I'm not sure if he sold it, or if he only introduced A to B. While I'm indifferent about others using (I don't but I don't judge either), I'm not sure I want to be around someone so close to distributing. It did make me easy, and still does a bit. He hasn't been back in my house since, but I still meet up with him at the bar and have a drink.

Fast-forward to this past weekend. We enter into the bar and he sees someone (a woman) who he talks to often. He buys himself, her and me a drink at the bar, then says he has to go to the washroom - valid since it is now cold outside and we just got there. Hands me his and my drinks and takes hers into the washroom with him. I didn't really give it much thought until I was waiting for him, that he took HER drink with him and I start getting a bit worried but I didn't want to make a scene.

He gives it to her who accepts it. I keep a close eye on her (I unsuccessfully tried to think of a scheme to get her drink), and notice she seems a bit less 'into it' - her dancing seemed to get sloppy/out of rhythm with the music. I loose sight of her for a bit, then about 30 minutes later buddy comes to me and tells me she went home with her friend as she wasn't feeling well. At least buddy was at the bar, and she wasn't.

He's been nice enough to introduce me to the gay bar scene, and I'm not out to most friends. Those I am out to have said they'd take me to a gay bar, but years have gone by since I told my best friend.

I don't know if I'm over reacting, should I ask him? Should I let it be and see what happens next? I don't want to be associated with his alleged antics, but at the same time don't want to accuse him of wrong doing.
 
I say trust your gut. it's usually right. what possible reason could he have for taking her drink to the restroom? it doesn't make sense. I can't believe she still drank it. I'd probably stop hanging out with this guy. make some other friends.

Steven
 
He gives it to her who accepts it. I keep a close eye on her (I unsuccessfully tried to think of a scheme to get her drink), and notice she seems a bit less 'into it' - her dancing seemed to get sloppy/out of rhythm with the music. I loose sight of her for a bit, then about 30 minutes later buddy comes to me and tells me she went home with her friend as she wasn't feeling well. At least buddy was at the bar, and she wasn't.

MAJOR RED FLAG WARNING!!!!

I worked in a gay bar but I suspect that this might be a problem in ANY bar and what we all had to do eventually is to NEVER leave our drinks on the bar or anywhere that they can be spiked....

My guess...he gave her rohypnol or GHB and he is using you as "street creed" in the bar to get away with it.

Also...if he is selling coke...get the hell away from him right now. It is a very bad idea to hang with anyone who does that...for so many reasons. One of the hottest men I have ever seen in my life was flirting with me all night and we kissed and did a lot of foreplay stuff...and it was a definite after I got off work date/hookup...until he mentioned he sold coke....

That was it...I made an excuse and threw ice on my raging hardon....I saw enough in my life to know that you never get involved on any level with a drug dealer...especially one who deals cocaine..

BTW..I would not be honest with him about your concerns...just make some excuses and ease away silently....
 
So, to recap...
  • You're hanging out with a straight guy who goes to gay bars to pick up women
  • A guy who may be dealing while you're at the bar with him
  • He may be giving date rape drugs to these women he meets at the bar with you

The question of whether any of these things is true may be a minor detail. The point is that the little voice in the back of your head is telling you that this guy -at best- is unsavory or -at worst- is a sociopath.

How about finding average, decent, gay friends and go to the gay bar with them instead?
 
After reading my post, and then reading the responses, I can't believe how stupid I am. Or perhaps naive is better. I guess I wanted to hear what I was thinking.

I'd like to find some nice gay guys to go with. Problem is I find it so hard to meet guys :(

Next question... When he asks why I don't want to go with him, what do I say? It's likely I'll run into him there, as there is only one gay bar where I live.
 
If he asks you to go with him, just say you're busy or something and stay away from the bar on that day. And when he stops asking you to go or on days he doesn't asks you to go to the bar, then you can return to the place. If you meet him there, just say hi, and if he asks why you didn't call him out or something. Just say it didn't cross your mind and you came on a whim.

Don't socialise with him too much and mingle around the bar, find some people there and hang out with them instead. Then you can make the excuse of being with friends and ditch him.
 
Hmmmmm...

Why would a straight guy go to a gay bar to Rufi some women - contrary to popular belief, the ones straight men really want aren't in the gay bars. Why would he take you a gay man along in the process - apparently he "knows" (right - straight men trolling gay bars to drug unsuspecting hags) the bars and you don't, you don't know anyone there either, what purpose do you serve? He wouldn't need to take her drink anywhere to drug it, let alone conspicuously give you both his AND yours THEN then DISAPPEAR off with hers.

You say years have gone by since your real friends have known you are gay but they haven't taken you anywhere, why is that? Why (like most of us) didn't you go anyway?
 
I've also known, and been the customer of a few dealers in my long and sinful life and that does not sound like any of them.
 
I should clarify that by pointing out that dealers have twat thrown at them continuously, for obvious reasons. I knew one guy who had entire stables of "employees" of the local gentlemen's clubs showing up on his doorstep at all hours looking to party, and putting out for the privilege.
 
BTW gay dealers have ass thrown at them just the same.
 
I'm so confused now. I was thinking perhaps he took her drink with him because he doesn't know me enough to leave me with a drink for someone else?

You say years have gone by since your real friends have known you are gay but they haven't taken you anywhere, why is that? Why (like most of us) didn't you go anyway?

I don't know why they haven't taken me. I know one who doesn't feel comfortable going to a gay bar, and her longtime best friend is gay. The GF of a friend of mine (I set them up) and I went out a few weeks ago - had a blast - but she doesn't live in the same city. As far as going alone, that's way out of my comfort zone. I don't like going out alone.
 
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