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No. Like you, this is who I am. Anything else would be a lie to me.
 
No.
Same goes for changing me being:
-Black
-Skinny
-Ugly
-High Metabolism
-Socially Apathetic

And the list goes on and on and on...

You aren't ugly, and you have a great physique. I wish I looked that good.

Man, oh, man, do I wish I could feel that way. Oh, how I wish I could have that kind of attitude, that kind of acceptance about myself. I have great difficulty accepting myself "as is", but there's not much I can do about it.

I don't know about the "change ones sexual orientation" part, I'd have to think about that one for a while. I'd certainly no longer be ugly, fat, poor physique, small cock, socially inept, and all the other things I don't like about myself. I don't like who, and what I am, so I'd want to change it.
 
I'd change some things about me at the genetic level.

My sexuality is not one of them. I'd miss the butt sex too much. And the blowjobs.
 
But would having your DNA change anything you've listed Birddog? Your mindset would remain the same, just your sexual orientation would change.

I know this was about changing sexual orientation. I'd have to think a while before I say yes or no to that.

Elegant-Perverse, said he wouldn't change anything about himself. I'm just saying I would. I know it's not possible, but I'd change many things if I could. I wish I could have his self acceptance. Since I can't change any of those things, I wish I could be okay with myself "as is", but I'm not sure I ever can be. That's all I'm saying.
 
I always think you have to be very specific with this sort of question. I know it's only hypothetical and I'm being a bit annoying here, but it depends on whether you mean "would you change who you are today?" or something along the lines of "if you had to start your life again, would you rather be straight or gay?". I know I haven't made myself very clear, but I'll try to elaborate with my answers.

The former: If I had the choice to make myself straight today, I wouldn't even consider it. I have a wonderful life, and being gay is a very comfortable part of that. I genuinely think that it has given my life a lot of positive aspects that I wouldn't otherwise have had - and besides that, I wouldn't have met some of my exes or the man I'm currently dating, and that would be too cruel a tragedy!

The latter: This is the confusing bit. Let's say I was about to completely lose my memory for some reason. I would be the same person, but without the memories of my life. You give me the choice to come back as gay or straight. I would say straight, because nobody can deny that it makes life easier in our current society. It's hugely hypothetical I know, but I hope you understand.

I'm no self-hater, I'm openly gay and very proud of it, but I still think that if I were to start again I'd prefer to be straight. Hope you understand.
 
How about a Shot to get rid of those FAT Genes that some of us have to constantly battle with? I would take it!

ya you give me a anti-fat injection and I will knock the rest of you bitches out for first in line. ;)


but for a anti-gay shot... no way in hell...


yay for gay (!)
 
The latter: This is the confusing bit. Let's say I was about to completely lose my memory for some reason. I would be the same person, but without the memories of my life. You give me the choice to come back as gay or straight. I would say straight, because nobody can deny that it makes life easier in our current society. It's hugely hypothetical I know, but I hope you understand.

Yes, I do understand.

I think many of us would do a lot of things differently if we "had it to do all over again".
Most certainly I would, maybe with another shot at it, I would actually have some semblance of a life.
 
I wouldn't want my personality to change at all, I think my Mum did a great job at raising me to be the person I am, but if the injection simply removed any attraction i have for men, I would do it probably.
 
I'm happy with the way I am. Being gay shows who your real friends are. There is nothing wrong with being gay.
 
Absolutely not. I don't want the straight gene. If I became afflicted with a straightness mutation, I'd seek chemo or radiation therapy or something to get rid of it. It's asking me to give up knowing what makes men erotic. It's like hitting me with a stupid stick until my brain knows less than it knows now. Impossible. Preposterous. Offensive and repellent.

Now, if I could take a "bi" gene injection, I would consider it.
 
No, I wouldn't.

(although I agree with Titanic's point that hypothetically, were I to have been born straight and had lived my life oblivious to the change, then obviously, it would have made my life easier)

You'd have to be in deep denial or self-hatred or to desperately WANT to be straight in order to consciously say yes, and fortunately, I was never any of those things.

Not that I never had self-hatred of myself - but that was always to do with my appearance, never my sexuality.


pride:


EDIT: I third the opinion in the post below me.
 
No, even if it "cured" the homosex urges, vagoos are still, hmmm, not my thing. Now a tight ass and hung cock, well now were talking xD
 
No, and not for any high-minded reasons. I just honest-to-god enjoy being gay. It's easier to get laid, there are no pregnancy scares, and there's no pressure to settle down and have to support a family. So being gay for me is basically like being straight, only more fun.

Granted, homophobia sucks, but since I came to terms with being gay that hasn't been much of an issue for me. My internal homophobia was always a bigger deal than external homophobia. And having to come out is always awkward / unpleasant, but it doesn't outweigh the benefits of being gay, I think.
 
No. Even though it's not always easy, I like being gay.
 
I asked that question because studies have shown that when offered a vaccine for a horrible infection, many people would not want to receive the vaccine themselves but WOULD want to get it for their children.

And in terms of being a defect, there are some people who (claim anyway) that being gay isn't a defect in itself but they worry that it does make it very likely that the child would have a harder life as a result of the homophobia of other people.

Similar to the argument some people use for interracial marriages ("But think of the poor children! Their lives will be so hard because of the discrimination!")

The same people that are screaming think of the children, are the same people that see homosexuality as a defect...

Fearing that your child would grow up to be gay and have to face hardship is just another form of homophobia. It's misplaced anxiety.
 
If it meant that I took the injection tomorrow and turned straight, I'd say no, especially after what Treborf mentioned.
 
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