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"I dunno what I am, I've spent most of my life with pussy and only recently found out I like willy too... and I think I might like it more than pussy! I'll leave it to you to put a label on that. " Hmmm. I didn't mean to come across as wanting to assign labels. I guess I wonder if those fellas who seem to like "willy" more would consider themselves mostly gay but would get it on with a girl now and then...? And then again, men who consider themselves mostly straight but just like some man play... They say they would never kiss a man and are not attracted to men... What is they like about playing with their willies then? Like I said, I just find it all very interesting. | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x" Well said xxxxxxx | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x Well said xxxxxxx" Well, darn. Not the direction I meant for this pos . Not into labels at all... Just find the whole topic interestin . Thanks for your replies! | |||
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"I dunno what I am, I've spent most of my life with pussy and only recently found out I like willy too... and I think I might like it more than pussy! I'll leave it to you to put a label on that. Hmmm. I didn't mean to come across as wanting to assign labels. I guess I wonder if those fellas who seem to like "willy" more would consider themselves mostly gay but would get it on with a girl now and then...? And then again, men who consider themselves mostly straight but just like some man play... They say they would never kiss a man and are not attracted to men... What is they like about playing with their willies then? Like I said, I just find it all very interesting. " Ok, I don't consider myself as being Gay as I'm not attracted to (most) men. I haven't had or tried to form a relationship with a female for quite some time but purposely sought bisexual activities to test the water so to speak and found I love it... but mainly with tgirls. Not hairy men in their wifes knickers, real Tgirls that look good and know what they want. I'm still no wiser myself... Am I gay, bisexual or just weird? | |||
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"I dunno what I am, I've spent most of my life with pussy and only recently found out I like willy too... and I think I might like it more than pussy! I'll leave it to you to put a label on that. Hmmm. I didn't mean to come across as wanting to assign labels. I guess I wonder if those fellas who seem to like "willy" more would consider themselves mostly gay but would get it on with a girl now and then...? And then again, men who consider themselves mostly straight but just like some man play... They say they would never kiss a man and are not attracted to men... What is they like about playing with their willies then? Like I said, I just find it all very interesting. Ok, I don't consider myself as being Gay as I'm not attracted to (most) men. I haven't had or tried to form a relationship with a female for quite some time but purposely sought bisexual activities to test the water so to speak and found I love it... but mainly with tgirls. Not hairy men in their wifes knickers, real Tgirls that look good and know what they want. I'm still no wiser myself... Am I gay, bisexual or just weird? " Well, I just don't know, darlin. I think we can go thru phases of experimentation, likes, desires, etc. Maybe that phase will stick with us...maybe it will fizzle out... Just as long as we enjoy the ride! | |||
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"I think in my case, when I first 'experimented', I realised that what I thought would be repulsive years ago, can actually be quite intimate and enjoyable now, and doesn't in fact do any harm occasionally. I can see that a male can be attractive both visually and mentally. That said, I'll never stray away from LOVING the ladies in any way, shape or form. I think!???...... " I totally agree! I do understand when people say their bisexuality is just in sexuality and fun and not at all in wanting anything romantic... I would say I'm straight but bi-friendly/bi-open... But who knows, maybe I'm just bisexual. I just like to smooch on and play with a sexy woman when the opportunity presents itself, but I'm not running around looking for girls. It's all in fun. But at the end of the day, I want my man! | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? " Bisexual means "two-sexual". You find two genders attractive. Nothing about how much you like them each. | |||
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"I dunno what I am, I've spent most of my life with pussy and only recently found out I like willy too... and I think I might like it more than pussy! I'll leave it to you to put a label on that. Hmmm. I didn't mean to come across as wanting to assign labels. I guess I wonder if those fellas who seem to like "willy" more would consider themselves mostly gay but would get it on with a girl now and then...? And then again, men who consider themselves mostly straight but just like some man play... They say they would never kiss a man and are not attracted to men... What is they like about playing with their willies then? Like I said, I just find it all very interesting. Ok, I don't consider myself as being Gay as I'm not attracted to (most) men. I haven't had or tried to form a relationship with a female for quite some time but purposely sought bisexual activities to test the water so to speak and found I love it... but mainly with tgirls. Not hairy men in their wifes knickers, real Tgirls that look good and know what they want. I'm still no wiser myself... Am I gay, bisexual or just weird? Well, I just don't know, darlin. I think we can go thru phases of experimentation, likes, desires, etc. Maybe that phase will stick with us...maybe it will fizzle out... Just as long as we enjoy the ride! " Ha ha, I love riding... and being ridden as the old saying goes I'm not gay but my boyfriend is! Only my boyfriend is my tgirlfriend.... Oh, it's just getting confusing now. I'm bisexual Happy New Year. x | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, " So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? " I think the sexuality labels on here should be deleted. Just show who people are wanting to meet at that point in time. Straight/ bi etc is irrelevant. | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? I think the sexuality labels on here should be deleted. Just show who people are wanting to meet at that point in time. Straight/ bi etc is irrelevant." Well they're not really pointless, are they? I mean as a couple my partner and I want to meet men, but we only want to meet men who are interested in playing with penises. So we look for men who are self-identified as bisexual. If we had to mail every single man to ask if they liked penises this site would become an awful lot more frustrating. | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? I think the sexuality labels on here should be deleted. Just show who people are wanting to meet at that point in time. Straight/ bi etc is irrelevant." So true | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? " No, I agree with NECouple, it serves a purpose on here for people who are experimenting. But it isn't a sexuality in itself, just an indication of where you are on your journey, and where you wouldn't mind going imho | |||
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" I think the sexuality labels on here should be deleted. Just show who people are wanting to meet at that point in time. Straight/ bi etc is irrelevant." I agree with this. Swinging to me is a fantasy world, a time to explore, experiment, to be as outrageous and decadent as you wish. I think many people wonder what it's like to have a sexual experience with the same sex. Some people are more adventurous and try it out. Some people find an outlet for suppressed feelings etc etc. We both have experimented with oral sex with the same sex. This wasn't planned or expected. For him we just happened to be in a jacuzzi with a group of people all having oral sex. For me I was in a club whereby two women asked if they could give me oral sex. I agreed because we were in a group room, there were quite a few watching and I thought great let's go for it. I'm an exhibitionist. I wasn't turned on particularly with the women, the fact the whole club was watching was the pull for me. I didn't like licking the one woman, I didn't do it for very long. I prefer being with men. I've done it, was ok. We don't class ourselves as bisexual, just adventurous. I don't define my sexuality by what happened in a club for 10 minutes. | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? I think the sexuality labels on here should be deleted. Just show who people are wanting to meet at that point in time. Straight/ bi etc is irrelevant. Well they're not really pointless, are they? I mean as a couple my partner and I want to meet men, but we only want to meet men who are interested in playing with penises. So we look for men who are self-identified as bisexual. If we had to mail every single man to ask if they liked penises this site would become an awful lot more frustrating." Ah yeah good point. A bi guy just wanting to meet bi couples wouldn't really show up on the search I was thinking of. However, when I was looking for bi guys I just searched for 'guys looking for men'. It worked great. | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x" I've said this before: there is nothing wrong with labels. They aren't for you yourself but for the people you hope to play with - they remove a lot of misunderstandings and complications before a meet, and let people know what to expect. Let's face it you would be pretty pissed off if you bought an unlabelled tin expecting caviar and it turned out to be dog food, or in some circumstances vice versa. Let's stop bashing labels and take them for what they are - a show of necessary honesty. | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x I've said this before: there is nothing wrong with labels. They aren't for you yourself but for the people you hope to play with - they remove a lot of misunderstandings and complications before a meet, and let people know what to expect. Let's face it you would be pretty pissed off if you bought an unlabelled tin expecting caviar and it turned out to be dog food, or in some circumstances vice versa. Let's stop bashing labels and take them for what they are - a show of necessary honesty." But, if you discuss play expectations/boundaries before meeting - there aren't any misunderstandings? Labels don't mean anything - people lie. The only people that like labels are control freaks (not saying you are, I don't know you) it's all about compartmentalising people so the labeller thinks they're in control of a situation when really they could have been duped because someone's telling them what they want to hear. Instinct, open dialogue and gut feelings are the indicator of who/what someone is - not a label | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x I've said this before: there is nothing wrong with labels. They aren't for you yourself but for the people you hope to play with - they remove a lot of misunderstandings and complications before a meet, and let people know what to expect. Let's face it you would be pretty pissed off if you bought an unlabelled tin expecting caviar and it turned out to be dog food, or in some circumstances vice versa. Let's stop bashing labels and take them for what they are - a show of necessary honesty. But, if you discuss play expectations/boundaries before meeting - there aren't any misunderstandings? Labels don't mean anything - people lie. The only people that like labels are control freaks (not saying you are, I don't know you) it's all about compartmentalising people so the labeller thinks they're in control of a situation when really they could have been duped because someone's telling them what they want to hear. Instinct, open dialogue and gut feelings are the indicator of who/what someone is - not a label" | |||
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"I (Mr C) loves pussy but over the past year iv found I love to suck a nice big cock, but sucking is as far as i will go, not sure if I'm classed as bi or what lol, I just know me and Mrs C enjoy sharing one. " That's awesome as long as you enjoy it that's all that matters | |||
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"I wish the only label available on here was 'sexual'. Not hetero, not homo, not bi. Then people can just discuss between themselves what 'sexual' means for them! " | |||
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"I've said this before: there is nothing wrong with labels. They aren't for you yourself but for the people you hope to play with - they remove a lot of misunderstandings and complications before a meet, and let people know what to expect. ... Let's stop bashing labels and take them for what they are - a show of necessary honesty." well sad | |||
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"Whilst labels often don't work very well, they are important indicators. In truth, I don't really know what I am. Largely straight, but aware that there are more important things in life and this world to worry about whether I play with a cock? I don't particularly enjoy it, but if I'm in a group situation and feeling generous, meh, I don't see the harm in giving a suck, haha. " A healthy and mature and open minded attitude. | |||
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"Whilst labels often don't work very well, they are important indicators. In truth, I don't really know what I am. Largely straight, but aware that there are more important things in life and this world to worry about whether I play with a cock? I don't particularly enjoy it, but if I'm in a group situation and feeling generous, meh, I don't see the harm in giving a suck, haha. " Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason | |||
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" To us, Bi curious means that you are wanting to see what the grass is like on the other side, once you have tasted it, then you are no longer Bi curious, So... are people who haven't done anything with the opposite sex called 'straight curious'? Or is 'bi curious' just a horrible made up word by a society that sees interest in the same sex as yourself to be somewhat weird? " Doesn't make any difference to us what label you use, we are what we are, but feel that since we have 'tasted the grass on the other side' and liked the taste of it, we are no longer curious. can't see where that is weird. we like to put on our profile what it is that we like, and to try and be honest, but we know, that honesty on for for a few ( NOT all, so don't go jumping down our necks ) is rare. | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason" But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige " The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really. | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x" This is all that we should care about | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really." I think you are taking this anti label stance a little too far - do you object to being labelled male or female or a couple? It might lead to some interesting fab encounters if you removed that label. When it comes to sexuality and sexual preferences it is best to be honest. We wouldn't expect a guy who says he is straight to start playing with my partner's cock - if he did it would be a total turn off for both of us. Being bi wouldn't stop us from playing with him - it would just signal that we needed to discuss boundaries before hand Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" | |||
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" Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" " | |||
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"I'm certainly enjoying my new found bisexuality that I ignored for so long.... my preference now is for Bi MMF fun where I can have an equal amount of pussy and cock... although I still have a preference for boobs and pussy, a lovely looking throbbing cock gets me drooling Can't be bothered with labels " spot on buddy same ere a portion of pussy and a side order of cock hmm yum yum | |||
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"...is fascinating to me! I just read on another thread someone say that bisexual means "half straight"... I have played with women, and I enjoyed it, but I'm not sure if I would consider myself half lesbian. I have come across profiles of men who label themselves bisexual, but they really appear to like men more... And of course, vice versa. I know bisexual men who say they prefer women, but just like to play with a cock sometimes. There is Kinsey's scale, of course, which I agree with... What do you think? Don't label yourself, just have fun and enjoy yourself x" | |||
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"I'm certainly enjoying my new found bisexuality that I ignored for so long.... my preference now is for Bi MMF fun where I can have an equal amount of pussy and cock... although I still have a preference for boobs and pussy, a lovely looking throbbing cock gets me drooling Can't be bothered with labels spot on buddy same ere a portion of pussy and a side order of cock hmm yum yum" I like a bit of both sometimes more one than the other and vice versa I love sex with open sexual people so I am what I am | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really. I think you are taking this anti label stance a little too far - do you object to being labelled male or female or a couple? It might lead to some interesting fab encounters if you removed that label. When it comes to sexuality and sexual preferences it is best to be honest. We wouldn't expect a guy who says he is straight to start playing with my partner's cock - if he did it would be a total turn off for both of us. Being bi wouldn't stop us from playing with him - it would just signal that we needed to discuss boundaries before hand Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" " Yes I'm anti label and I'll take it as far as I like. Just like you need to assert your straightness on mostly every bi thread it seems. Yes, and he may see himself as straight, so he uses the straight label even though he's had man on man fun. You'd believe he is straight because he says he is - doesn't mean he is. And just because he's had man on man before doesn't mean he wants your mans cock. Discuss boundaries. That's all you need to do. | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really. I think you are taking this anti label stance a little too far - do you object to being labelled male or female or a couple? It might lead to some interesting fab encounters if you removed that label. When it comes to sexuality and sexual preferences it is best to be honest. We wouldn't expect a guy who says he is straight to start playing with my partner's cock - if he did it would be a total turn off for both of us. Being bi wouldn't stop us from playing with him - it would just signal that we needed to discuss boundaries before hand Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" Yes I'm anti label and I'll take it as far as I like. Just like you need to assert your straightness on mostly every bi thread it seems. Yes, and he may see himself as straight, so he uses the straight label even though he's had man on man fun. You'd believe he is straight because he says he is - doesn't mean he is. And just because he's had man on man before doesn't mean he wants your mans cock. Discuss boundaries. That's all you need to do. " 'He' is used as a general term. | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really. I think you are taking this anti label stance a little too far - do you object to being labelled male or female or a couple? It might lead to some interesting fab encounters if you removed that label. When it comes to sexuality and sexual preferences it is best to be honest. We wouldn't expect a guy who says he is straight to start playing with my partner's cock - if he did it would be a total turn off for both of us. Being bi wouldn't stop us from playing with him - it would just signal that we needed to discuss boundaries before hand Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" Yes I'm anti label and I'll take it as far as I like. Just like you need to assert your straightness on mostly every bi thread it seems. Yes, and he may see himself as straight, so he uses the straight label even though he's had man on man fun. You'd believe he is straight because he says he is - doesn't mean he is. And just because he's had man on man before doesn't mean he wants your mans cock. Discuss boundaries. That's all you need to do. " Sorry, I don't assert that I am straight - I am quite open that I am bi. I, and my partner, are simply turned off by man on man, just as I guess some things turn you off. Secondly your profile is nothing but a long list of labels - because that is all descriptors are. | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really. I think you are taking this anti label stance a little too far - do you object to being labelled male or female or a couple? It might lead to some interesting fab encounters if you removed that label. When it comes to sexuality and sexual preferences it is best to be honest. We wouldn't expect a guy who says he is straight to start playing with my partner's cock - if he did it would be a total turn off for both of us. Being bi wouldn't stop us from playing with him - it would just signal that we needed to discuss boundaries before hand Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" Yes I'm anti label and I'll take it as far as I like. Just like you need to assert your straightness on mostly every bi thread it seems. Yes, and he may see himself as straight, so he uses the straight label even though he's had man on man fun. You'd believe he is straight because he says he is - doesn't mean he is. And just because he's had man on man before doesn't mean he wants your mans cock. Discuss boundaries. That's all you need to do. Sorry, I don't assert that I am straight - I am quite open that I am bi. I, and my partner, are simply turned off by man on man, just as I guess some things turn you off. Secondly your profile is nothing but a long list of labels - because that is all descriptors are. " Sorry, didn't you say above labels save confusion? So you should label each post you make with a name perhaps? Labels in a profile aren't descriptors - they say as much as one is willing to say in public. Private messages/dialogue tell the real story. Never trust labels. Only yourself. | |||
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" Then you should be honest for the labelettes and put that you're bi ? They need to know your sexual history straightaway, not what you're planning to do with them, for some reason But I'm not bi. I don't find men or cock particularly appealing. Nor do I plan to engage in bi activity when I meet people. It's only if asked, I may oblige The label lovers would say you are bi as obligingly sucking cock isn't something straight men would do, therefore, to them, you labelling yourself as straight is dishonest. The straight label doesn't indicate 'oh he might suck cock'. You said labels are needed to indicate? Again, labels tell don't tell us anything really. I think you are taking this anti label stance a little too far - do you object to being labelled male or female or a couple? It might lead to some interesting fab encounters if you removed that label. When it comes to sexuality and sexual preferences it is best to be honest. We wouldn't expect a guy who says he is straight to start playing with my partner's cock - if he did it would be a total turn off for both of us. Being bi wouldn't stop us from playing with him - it would just signal that we needed to discuss boundaries before hand Labels are not for control freaks as you assert. They are how you choose to describe yourself to people who know nothing else about you. They are not imposed externally but voluntarily by yourself - in other words "this is how I see myself - are you interested or not?" " | |||
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"I'd consider myself more hetero-flexible. I don't think I'd ever have a relationship with a woman so can't really call myself fully bi, though it is easier to call myself that. " Great answer... I agree completely. But I think the term bi isn't constricted to wanting a romantic relationship; I think it also defines sexual attraction whether it is just to play and enjoy in the right setting which many on here seem to relate to- or a true ongoing attraction to both sexes. That's what I always used to think it was before learning and becoming involved in the LS. But now I think it is much, much more involved than all that! I've loved reading everyone's answers!! Thank y'all so much! | |||
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"Personally I just don't believe in sexualities (plural),just sexuality (singular).I feel that I have red hot passion flowing through my veins and to limit the opportunities to share that passion would be foolish. To refer to it as 'gay' 'bi' or 'straight' is just labelling,,I just call it passion. (this is not the same as being not fussy,,,got to be someone nice but can be a nice woman or a nice man). X" | |||
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