Most Bisexuals Prefer Masculine Gays?

[RRRalph]

Recently i watched Project Runway hosted by sizzling Heidi Klum and there's a feminine guy in it: (Austin Scarlett). He cracks me up! Seem like a really nice guy, but really not what i'm into.

 

[wilehart1978]

RRRalph,

You can see from my posts what I prefer...I've never been with a feminine guy but most bi-sexuals seems to prefer masculine men...I prefer what I'm used to being around....I love sports, outdoors stuff and hanging with the guys so I prefer guys that fit into that mold...love the outdoors, sports, tatts..etc..I do watch soaps and cook which had made me the brunt of jokes with my boys...

I'm atracted to girls and masculine gay guys. I've noticed that quite a lot bisexual guys prefer masculine gays over feminine gays. Some said that if they want someone femininity they would be with a girl. What are your thoughts about this?

Do you prefer masculine gays over feminine gays?

 

[RRRalph]

i need a bro not another ho who might be a dramatic ho

That's another way to put it down . Nice pic by the way

 

[innocentbychoice]

Skinny guys can be masculine

That's right. I was reading this topic and a lot of people said "I don't like slim guys" as if being slim or skinny means feminity. I'm skinny and I don't consider myself to be feminine.

 

[hotguy12345]

true say, im bi..and ive only every been attracted to masculine gay or bi guys.. and of course the laydees

 

[levin2000]

Just wondering, does masculine mean muscle men?

I am bi, i like women who are not just skin and bone but also not too big. I do not need big boobs but sexy legs and butts are a big turn on.

As for men, i like them with healthy, fit bod (swimmer type bodies are my fave). I also like the term HWP (height weight proportional or soemthing like that), not really into the extreme like bodybuilders nor 'blobs'.

But i am not turned on by the effeminate flamboyant gays, in my experience many of them tend to bring all the drama.

 

[Piquechampion]

The Stonewall rebellion which set guys in the US free to have homo-sex was kicked off by a bunch of drag queens, who are a confrontational lot to this day. What if gay rights had been left in your hands, when I bet some of you aren't telling your girlfriends everything?

Hear, hear (such hypocrites)...
Even though, I must admit that I have turned down, and not very nicely, queeny guys.
My girls, I like them bitchy...
My boys, I like them HGN...

 

[wentworth]

I'm atracted to girls and masculine gay guys. I've noticed that quite a lot bisexual guys prefer masculine gays over feminine gays. Some said that if they want someone femininity they would be with a girl. What are your thoughts about this?

Do you prefer masculine gays over feminine gays?

This is a very controversial topic here as you have probably found out.

 

[EricCage]

I am attracted to the "boy next door" type. Totally boy! I like cuties with nivce lean bodies. Kinda just like myself.

 

[wankharder]

im bi and into the mans man.. the hairy chested type

 

[radical matt]

Hm, based purely on base personalities, I prefer girls that are sweet and guys that are normal. Guys can be nice guys and be cool, but the few really fem guys I've ever know are rather annoying to be around. That said, I'm very difficult to annoy and nice to most everyone (except mean people...despite my own looks and manerisms...I dunno, I just can't stand people being mean to others.) But yeah, I'd rather hang out with normal guys. Guys that are all muscle and total asses I don't care much for either. And likewise, guys who are more concerned about their shoes matching their socks and designer shirts are kinda nutty to me.

So it's not really a body type thing so much as an attitude thing to me. There're more important things in life than what you're wearing, and more important things than how much you can bench. I don't mind wearing things that match or seeing how much I can press, but my life consists of more than that, and in friends (male or female), I also expect them to have more than that to themselves too. And yeah, the bitchy thing is just annoying...the overly flamboant accent makes it moreso, but anyone who's a bitch is just not a person I wanna spend my time around...and I do prefer guys who can kick a ball around or camp out withough bring matched luggage (ala Spaceballs.) ^_^

But then, I'm talking about friends...haven't done more than that, but my mindset is that if I can't stand the person as a friend, I'm not going to want to do anything more anyway. -shrug-

 

[Piquechampion]

Hm, based purely on base personalities, I prefer girls that are sweet and guys that are normal. Guys can be nice guys and be cool, but the few really fem guys I've ever know are rather annoying to be around. That said, I'm very difficult to annoy and nice to most everyone (except mean people...despite my own looks and manerisms...I dunno, I just can't stand people being mean to others.) But yeah, I'd rather hang out with normal guys. Guys that are all muscle and total asses I don't care much for either. And likewise, guys who are more concerned about their shoes matching their socks and designer shirts are kinda nutty to me.

So it's not really a body type thing so much as an attitude thing to me. There're more important things in life than what you're wearing, and more important things than how much you can bench. I don't mind wearing things that match or seeing how much I can press, but my life consists of more than that, and in friends (male or female), I also expect them to have more than that to themselves too. And yeah, the bitchy thing is just annoying...the overly flamboant accent makes it moreso, but anyone who's a bitch is just not a person I wanna spend my time around...and I do prefer guys who can kick a ball around or camp out withough bring matched luggage (ala Spaceballs.) ^_^

But then, I'm talking about friends...haven't done more than that, but my mindset is that if I can't stand the person as a friend, I'm not going to want to do anything more anyway. -shrug-

Dont take this bad, but man, you´re into losers!

 

[SpecialK115_78]

i am bi and i prefer my men to be just average guys. they don't ahve to be jocks or thugs but a high voice, a lisp, or swinging of the hips while he walks is an extreme turn off. mostly i like masculine guys just for the sex, while i date women because once a guy gets sensitive in a relationship my sex drive and appeal for the disappears

 

[mateo028]

I agree. I like average guys. They do not have to be bulging with muscles or thin as a rail. It is more about their personality. I am totally turned off by guys that act fem, or make a huge deal about being gay. You are a person that happens to be gay, not a gay that happens to be a person.

 

[danny456]

Would prefer a masculine bloke anyday. Sports-type, preferably fit rugby player

 

[radical matt]

Dont take this bad, but man, you´re into losers!

Howso? I like normal, real life people; people that don't feel like they have to use their every waking moment living or propegating a stereotype. People that can play games, hang out, or just chill. Normal guys, normal girls. I'm not sure how normal people are loosers...but if they are, so be it. Like I said, if I can't stand a person as a friend, I'm not going to become anything more than that, and if that never happens, then at least I'll have lots of friends. So maybe I just didn't understand you...

The way I see it, a person that's normal, that's "real", I like spending time with. People that are trying to be something they're not...and I've met very few people that are either super-masculine, gym junkies or super flamboyant that are just that way naturally. They tend to pick that up somewhere and try to be like that until it becomes "natural". If that's the way they are naturally, it's usually not quite as annoying, but I still like "normal" people. If that happens to be me into loosers, okay, but...to me, people that stick with you through thick and thin and that you can do pretty much anything with as friends, that just doesn't say looser to me.

 

[tellmeall]

have allways liked too look at the more handsome rugged looking gent's. that bloke who has small ish ears and a shaven 5 o' clock with a dimple in the right places. can we say rock hudson look or even that toney curtis face.. many of the fella's have a generous dose of chest hair , that would go with that 5 o 'clock and a nice tan. allthough not all of them.... dam i just discribed james bond yes that would be 007 may bee that is why spike tv is so popular

 

[BlueStreaker]

I dunno, I'm more attracted to the personality than the looks. Sure, it's nice to have some hot eye candy, but no matter what the guy (or girl) looks like if they're rude, overbearing, assholes, whatever, they can go find some other guy to jerk around. Having a masculine attitude is fine as long as they don't take it to extremes. Same with feminine, though I think if they were too feminine I wouldn't be able to stand them.

So I guess, yes, I'd lean a bit towards masculine men, but as long as they're nice I really don't care all that much!

 

[AresIncarnate]

I'm only attracted to masculine guys. I'm not the slightest bit attracted to feminine guys. Actually, feminine guys kinda piss me off. Not that there's anything wrong with them, it's just a thing I have. (I'm the fucked up one)

 

[PabloZed]

Some might find this interesting as I have. I happen to come from a family of non-heterosexuals. I have a brother who is masculine and gay and very handsome and another who is transexual and passes as a girl. The transexual not only gets absolutely gorgeous guys but only straight guys. These are guys who don't even look at my brother and I and we would have no chance to pick them up. To give you an example, my transexual sibling is dating a gorgeous Serbian soccer player. He has told us that he actually hates gays and has punched guys who have even just cruised him. Yet when he found out that my sibling was transexual he accepted it as long as she remains essentially female. Its the craziest thing and I do not understand it but as a masculine guy I have no chance with him (and believe me I wish I did).