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I'm tired of crazy guys!

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Good lord, a little plastic surgery and I am suddenly the epicenter for the crazy /emotionally stunted/ and communication challenged.

Is it too much to ask for guys to have themselves sorted out upstairs before they decided to dive into the dating pool.

So my first case of the bazaar. Saturday morning, i get a call from my friend Brock, he wants to meet for lunch, no biggie, nothing abnormal. So we're having lunch, and he's tell me the tale of his latest failed relationship, when he stops and looks at me for a long second, i assume i've made a mess or look stupid. But no, he questions me as to why we didn't work out. We dated a long long time ago. For whatever reason i chose to lay it on him. I told him that he needs to learn to communicate how he feels, ya we had fun but i never felt anything other than "friendship" from him. He wasn't affectionate, he has/had a hard time showing his feelings for a person. And when i would bring up the topic of "where are we going, what are we doing?" he would always give me these non-committal replies. So i explained to him that its the same thing he's doing now. The guys he dates now get tired of being in limbo, the same way i did. I think limbo is good for a little while, so you can figure out if you want to go further, but at some point either you take that step forward or it ends. So i tell him this, and he rebutles, that he did tell me he wanted a relationship, which is true he did, as i was telling him, i wanted to be just friends. He then stated he still had feelings for me, and i told him, i think we are better as friends.

I was feeling really good saturday night, and my friends wanted me to come brave the nightlife. So i took my new chest on its maiden voyage into the sea's of philadelphia's scene. My new pec implants arent way bigger than the ones they replaced, but they definatly stretch my tee's out a little more in the chest, im also still a little swollen. But it looks awesome!

Things were going great, i was having fun, chatting up new guys. Dancing, getting crazy with my friends. When who should appear, but my ex. The one who was oh so opposed to plastic surgery. He admitted they didnt look fake, he's the king of the back handed compliment. I smiled and thanked him, and turned back to the bar to order my drink and continue talking to this uber cute guy. My ex didn't get the hint that i didn't want to talk to him. And proceeded to ask me if i would come talk with him outside, he had some stuff he wanted to say, and he wanted to apologize. Now being single for 2 weeks, i've realized how much i enjoy not dealing with his controlling/ egotistical crap. So i told him, i would accept an apology for the rather hurtful things he said, but that there was nothing else to talk about. Him being him he pushed the subject and even tried to pull me out of the bar by my arm. Which went over like a ton of bricks. Was it a little jerky of me to not have heard him out? Maybe, but i dont think things would be different a 2nd time around. They might have been better for a little while, but knowing him the way i do, he would have gone back to being a major tool in a month or two. And i rather enjoy my bouts of single-hood. I like having to not deal with someone else's latest crisis. Or their crazy ass opinions about whatever.

Maybe I'm the crazy one because I'm not easy shook up, or i dont fly off the handle about things. Or because i'm direct and to the point. i don't dick around, if something pisses me off, i take care of it. I don't fume about it or get all passive aggressive. if i like someone i tell them. If i want to spend more time with them...i tell them. I dont wait around for them to say it first, or "test" them.

It seems i need a new city! Philly is teeming with 2 types of guys, either ones like my friend Brock or ones like my ex. Where have all the sane guys gone?

Ok i'm getting off my soap box. :grrr:
 
Where have all the sane guys gone?

You're assuming there were sane guys to being with. :-)
 
Some guys are just a lightning rod for crazy.

It isn't the plastic surgery for pec implants though, that seems to attract them to you.
 
I don't think you can afford to have it removed. And even if you did, there wouldn't be much left to attract anyone. :)

Lex
 
So, Danno and LotusOnBuddha...

You're both in same city... why haven't you joined forces in looking for sane guys? :-)
 
Unfortunately, this is very true!

I feel the same exact way about philly. I am just happy that I have an amazing group of friends that keep me happy because there is not a man out there who has his shit together enough to actually sustain a relationship.
 
Or how about only for guys who get pec implants.

They must all be sane.
 
Seriously, having a b/f is a status symbol. It says "I caught one!"
The crazy guys are everywhere. Here, in South Florida, it's even worse. Not only do you need a guy on your arm, but you know it's only temporary, until there's a "buffer, tanner, more handsome" guy on the horizon. Then, he's the "next ex".
 
I think an important part about a relationship is appreciating the really wierd things a person believes, says, whatnot. as long as they are not abusive or hurtful. You should definitely avoid the "i got one" type but i dont thing that is what all relationships are all about. I think gay guys dont know much about relationships because we are used to not getting to know each other very well. We like it when all we have to know is if we have rubbers, booze, and a place to shag. Relationships take work and a willingness to talk but that takes comfort and trust, which is hard to manage when you are used to being or are still being superficial...
 
I think an important part about a relationship is appreciating the really wierd things a person believes, says, whatnot. as long as they are not abusive or hurtful. You should definitely avoid the "i got one" type but i dont thing that is what all relationships are all about. I think gay guys dont know much about relationships because we are used to not getting to know each other very well. We like it when all we have to know is if we have rubbers, booze, and a place to shag. Relationships take work and a willingness to talk but that takes comfort and trust, which is hard to manage when you are used to being or are still being superficial...


haha yes...i said pec inplants!

I totally agree with you that a relationship requiers more than just scratching hte surface of a person. I think all to often people judge people to heavily by their looks or cock size. Its what i'm forever lecturing some of my friends about, they get bored with a guy or they find one with a bigger dick, or a better body, and suddenly they have this huge conflic of weather or not they want to stay with the guy they're dating. I think its interesting how quickly a large number of gay men will throw a healthy stable, non-crazy guy away for 8pack abs. And oddly enough...Mr. 8pack rarely hands out for very long. I just want to choke some of my friends. Not all of my friends are like that, it seems to only be the gay guys. The lesbians and straights don't seem to fall into that mucky mire of desire the way the gay friends do.

I do have a hypothesis about it tho, I think that a lot of guys are afraid of not being seen with the hottest guy. It's almost as if they are embarrassed, in much the same way that they fear being caught in last weeks A&F cheeky slogan tee, they don't want to be caught with a guy their friends or peers could view as undesirable. Its very highschool i know, but I'm almost positive that plays a part in why ok/average looking good guys get dropped for the bazaar and twisted gym bunnies.

:eek: I got pretty deep there...better shove me in the shallow water before i get too deep
 
Sadly, you may have just nudged yourself out of the league of many. Or at least, put yourself into a league where the only people who feel like they can approach you are those with absolutely nothing to lose - and those certainly aren't people you're going to to want to hook up with.

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Life is such a puzzle.

Lex
 
And I stopped at pec implants. What exactly are they, and how do they look?

My friends and I are crazy. That's the only thing that keeps us sane.;)
 
codeerror:

Pectoral implants are silicone gel implants similar (but much smaller) than the implants that women have inserted into their breasts.

In men, they are usually inserted under the pectoral muscle and they give the muscle a more full and rounded appearance.

They can be done for men who have uneven pectoral muscles (ie one side is smaller than the other side) or who have a deformity of the chest wall that makes their chest appear sunken in. However, more often they are done for cosmetic reasons.

Before and after pictures are here:
http://www.cosmeticsurgery.com/view_photos/cosmetic-surgery/Male-Pectoral-Implants/

Pictures of the actual implants are here:
http://alliedbiomedical.com/pectoral.html
 
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