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I think there are very few men who are truly heterosexual.

Ironman092164

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Are there really any men out there who truth be told are purely heterosexual? After 10 years of having man sex on the side, I'm convinced they are few and far between. I still love women in every way, and appreciate great tits, wet pussy, enjoy looking at them and fucking them. But I have been with very few women who can match the sexual intensity of the average guy. Most women just can't keep up with us sexually. I am so in my element when I'm with a guy sexually, and believe that most guys would feel the same way if they could get past their inhibitions. Let's face it guys... we are put together sexually different than women, and most of us are looking to get laid as much as possible. There are millions of horny, sexually frustrated "heteros" out there tonight who are taking matters into their own hands because the wife, the girl friend (or the lack there of) is happy with once or twice a week.... maybe even less. If they could get past the guilt and inhibitions about man to man sex, we could make a believer out of them.

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I think that at times but then suddenly when around some friends... shit they talk just about women and look at all of them while I am checking the guys as well.
 
Don't think we need to make believers of str8 dudes... It is slow coming to light, but studies are starting to reveal a larger and larger percentage of our society is beginning to admit to degrees of same-sex attraction.

Whacking off with other guys and mutual jack-off seems to be becoming more acceptable among the str8 male community.

It will all meld and mesh once our society stops putting so much emphasis on what sexual activities we engage in. But it's a long way off as long as you have organizations like American Family Council spouting bigoted bullshit and ignorant people buying it as truth.
 
Agree with this. Though the same can be said for gay men. Really, I think everyone is bisexual to some extent. For me, my attraction to men is much stronger than to women (hence why I identify as gay), but I have found myself strongly attracted to some women, just a lot less regularly.

It'd be interesting to see what results a Kinsey scale test would create these days. I'd imagine the number of men who have had a 'homosexual experience' would be a lot higher (depending on the definition of homosexual experience of course)
 
I've always found the official numbers puzzling. From a strictly statistical standpoint, everything that operates on a continuum (height, IQ, penis size, etc), has always ended up as a bell curve. I could understand most people being bisexual, with only a few completely straight or gay. But 10 per cent LGBT and everyone else is straight makes no sense.
 
I agree. But in the same way, I think there are few men who are purely homosexual, as well.
 
Maybe you're indulging in wishful thinking. Then again, because I find the image of a "wet pussy"completely revolting I think there are plenty of us 100 per centers out there.
 
Much depends on confidentiality and trust that a "straight" man won't be outed. Back in the 60's and 70's I did a lot of traveling, a time when hitch-hiking was a normal way for guys to get around without wheels. Often I didn't have to come on to them as many young guys seemed to think a blow job went along with a ride. Of course, they knew I didn't know their names, nor would ever see them again. Popular hitcher slogan then was, "Gas, grass, or ass....nobody rides for free".
 
I have mixed feelings about the statistics. Anything involving humans will never be entirely pure--meaning I doubt we'll see pure and unadulterated representations in the statistics. Maybe someday, far in the future, as we continue to hone our God-like qualities and detach from fear and insecurity.

Sorry guys, I really talk and think like this... I mean no offense. It's like they say: Take what you want, leave the rest.

At any rate, I feel that heterosexuality and bisexuality are misrepresented in the statistics. I think they are reversed. From my perspective, bisexuality is the norm, meaning the most prevalent. I think that heterosexual behavior can be learned--as can homosexual--particularly for a group that is, shall we say, "versatile." I just feel like there's a general, tacit, and omnipresent guidance toward heterosexual behavior within society, and so it tends to be practiced, to subsequently manifest in any polls.

I agree with the bell curve observation.

Thoughts?
 
There ARE people who are exclusively straight or gay. And there ARE bisexuals.
 
I agree, but what can you do about it? I really don't like it when guys don't even want to be called "gay", as if it's some bad word, whether they are or aren't. I think the "100% straight" thing is a stroke of either homophobia or ignorance, not that I think everyone is bi (or, what I guess is thought of as an equal attraction to both sexes). I just think people vary and fall in between "100% gay" and "100% straight" concept. I really just don't labels and think the world would be better without labels such as gay, straight, and bi.
 
I live in London and from my experience, many many 'straight' men swing both ways.

I have had quite a few come on to me, cruise etc and then they let me know that they are married and I tell them to take a hike...

Just saying...
 
Wherever there is the possibility of being both, there is the possibility of being either, and also the possibility of being neither.
 
I respectfully disagree. It makes me uneasy when people make this kind of broad affirmations, like "everybody is a bit bisexual", because I consider myself 100% homosexual, and if someone came up to me and said "you're not entirely gay", I'd certainly be a bit... annoyed. Thank you for pretending you know shit about me, complete stranger!
 
I believe that there are more bisexuals than would like to admit, and there could be that one girl or guy that makes a person go for the same/opposite sex. I also believe that there are exclusively gay and straight men/women. I have a friend who had tried gay sex and being intimate with a guy. It just wasn't for him.
 
10% core gays
80% more or less bis, but in the societal context they identify as str8
10% core str8s

The official figures are biased and not trustworthy cause of the way they are collected.
 
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