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When I was around 10 or 11 I had an unusual encounter that helped assure me (at least in my mind) that my gayness was no phase and I was destined to unveil and share my enthusiasm for boys.
My family had all gone into the public pool to dive and swim and I had gotten there late so I was in the mens showers and dressing room by myself. I had just stripped my clothes off to get my swim shorts on and these two older boys came in talking and laughing. They didn't pay any attention to me and I sat down to cover myself, until I realized they didn't care.
Then they both stripped naked right in front of me--still laughing and talking--and I was floored by their big thick black patches of pubic hair. I couldn't stop looking while they both got under the showers. I spent my time acting busy just to see them again before they dressed.
But then I started getting an erection when they had water beading up and dripping off them. I had to get dressed and leave, but I kept picturing their black pubes for the longest time after that.
I'd have to say that was why when I got into middle school and had to dress out and shower, I truly loved going to school hehe I looked forward to the male bonding of being naked and talking and laughing and exposing myself to everyone that wanted to see. I actually thought most everyone felt the attractions I felt...then found out the hard way that that was not the case hehehe
I can smile now, but back then I had some close calls with violence and a couple actual incidents that left myself and others a bloodied mess.
I learned to fight for my sexual convictions. And I'm still proud and unashamed of my attraction to men. I also think a lot more men feel an attraction but repress their desires because society has trained them to deny those feelings.
No wonder certain individuals come across as plastic or artificial--they are afraid to let themselves be comfortable and honest.

