Straight

[MoufOfKhaos]

I didn't get to "decide". It's not a choice.

 

[Newmercedes]

Hate? Who cares? You are just who you are. I don't try to hide Who Im. Just being honest. You just not being honest. Thats all.

 

[bendted]

OP is a heterosexual for sure. How do I know? You'll never hear a gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered call their orientation a "decision." Not a single one. Only the straights believe and perpetuate that lie.

I "decided" at the age of 14 that I was gay.

 

[evanrick]

its a sad culture when you have to "Realize" that your gay.
god i wish future homosexuals wont have to feel they need to "discover" or "uncover" what really shouldn't be a secret to begin with!

 

[pai mei]

twenty-fucking-five. that was the first time i said outloud "i'm gay," in private. it was also the first time i was able to accept it as more than 'just a phase' or 'a small part of me' (i'm like 95/5 bi, so yeah, might as well just be gay lol) so for some of us, it takes a bit, and as much as i wish i could've accepted it earlier, there's a LOT of guys out there that wish they had accepted it as early as 25.

to answer your question: mostly calvin kleins, trunks-styled boxer-briefs, it makes such a nicer bulge than the button boxer-briefs, or y-front boxer-briefs. and Diesel too, if they're super colorful, and some 2xist as well.

BTW, you say you are straight and people should respect that.

I hate when people try to guess other people's sexuality.

agreed. he could be predominantly straight, he could be confused, curious, etc, if he says he's straight, and just asking questions, then i don't see why everyone needs to jump all over him. it's not like he's god damn Ted Haggard.

 

[SonOfSlobone]

I think it's kind of sad when a straight guy comes here to try and understand more about what it means to be gay and people immediately start saying "oh he must be gay."

To me this is the least attractive aspect of the gay community. Why are people in such a rush to assume every straight guy is secretly in the closet? Is it the principle of "misery loves company"? That's what I'm starting to think...

 

[80KGold]

This (or any other porn site cum fora) is probably not the best place to learn what it means to be gay. As it's lunchtime for me, I'd say that JUB is best served on the side of, not at the center of the plate.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

its a sad culture when you have to "Realize" that your gay.
god i wish future homosexuals wont have to feel they need to "discover" or "uncover" what really shouldn't be a secret to begin with!

defo lot saddddddddddd cultures planet

but cheer up their a folk on planet no blink they asshole ta whateva da sadddd cultures spend zillions of zillionssssss of zilllionssssssss of

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hand ya back ta da internet where

ans cue anime

 

[giddyup78]

I always knew something was different but it was not until I was 15 in high school watching Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (2005) and saw Hayden Christensen that I realized I was definitely gay. It then dawned on me why I was different from my peers. I dated girls but never had sex and only kissed one once before I discovered I was gay. I think since I can remember I always knew something was different and I wasn't really attracted to girls like my other friends and found most of my girlfriends to be my buddies and nothing more.