hypothetical question

[jensu846]

Hypothetical question,,

For you guys that bottom and let your guy cum inside you,-- have you ever wished you could get pregnant with his baby, to see how hot your kids would look?

I know its an odd question, but being a bottom myself, I sometime wish I could have reproduced with some of the guys I have had.

 

[nfgrls]

um not really not that into kids though ... well not into babies.. if they came out at like 2-3 years old that would be awesome! but since they dont myself or my partner doesnt want em

 

[MoufOfKhaos]

I'm not a girl; I don't have a vagina, a uterus, or the power to birth life.

I can't relate to this question, and i've been both a top(now more than ever) and a bottom(not since I saw my ex on Christmas, and probably not again for a VERY long time) in my lifetime.

 

[palbert]

A fascinating question and discussion subject. I hope this forms the boundary of your senses - and mental health. Soon you may delve too far into certain literature, say, Frankenstein.

 

[Musik2400]

Yes, for basically the same reasons as NaughtyArousal.

 

[JayHawk]

I would love to procreate but obviously it will never be James and my child... for spermies and the egg it is first come first serve. I would love to have the same women bear both my and my significant others child. Then to raise them in the same house.

I love the feeling of being one BUT I havent ever dreamed of something that is impossible. I am simply not built to wonder about such things.

 

[AlmondMilk]

I would not want a baby! Where would it come out? My ass? Or through my dick? Might as well prepare with intense fisting/sounding.

I'd be scarred for life.

 

[sixthson]

Hypothetical question,,

For you guys that bottom and let your guy cum inside you,-- have you ever wished you could get pregnant with his baby, to see how hot your kids would look?

Parents don't usually think of their children in terms of hotness, dude.

 

[Yves Grey]

Two words: somatic embryogenesis.

But, oh, agreed. I think NaughtyArousal articulated the thought process beautifully.

For me, being gay has frequently--if inexplicably--filled me with a vague sense of loss or grief or wanderlust. It wasn't until recently that it dawned on me why: the one I love and I will, in all likelihood, never be able to procreate--we'll have to muddle on with the other trappings of the relationship. But in the end, we'll burn out like stars, leaving nothing but dust behind--no legacy in our children. *sigh*

Oh, well...

Excellent topic!

 

[blublud]

Slightly OT, not hypothetical...

33 years ago, I had the fortunate privilege of fathering my own son with the woman I married for 10 years. She left me when he was 4 and I obtained sole custody as she moved to the coast. I can honestly say that the miracle of having him, and then raising him was the most significant thing that has ever happened to me. He is now a successful attorney in whom I am most proud.

All these years, my sexual orientation was never an issue, another blessing.

 

[jensu846]

Parents don't usually think of their children in terms of hotness, dude.

oh, I think some do. I have heard alot of women say they wish they could have sex and make babies with a male model/actor (insert any name here), to see how "hot" their kids would look....dude.
anyway, this is hypothetical.

 

[ravenstar]

I can't say I've ever wanted to be pregnant. I've considered being a parent over the years, but I don't see that happening either. Maybe if I had a partner I'd consider it more often.

 

[chrisw87]

I haven't ever wanted to be preggers, though I have raised my ex's little sister for a while during a difficult time with their parents.

I have got a strong urge to be a father, but it will have to wait until I am more financially secure. I don't want to raise a son or daughter without being able to give them the best education, healthcare and upbringing possible.