So Netflix Canada has two seasons of The 100 up. Worth a watch?
Also the choker's teammates were basically pushing off the victim's teammates that were trying to separate them. tsk tsk.
A bit of an out of the blue question, but isn't taking pictures of your own penis (without the intention to send them to somebody else) a gay person thing?
you might as well say, having a penis makes you gay. hmm, that rhymes, so it must be true!
Nah. The ones who want pictures of their own dicks are the straights. You're gay when you want pictures of other people's dicks.
Nah. The ones who want pictures of their own dicks are the straights. You're gay when you want pictures of other people's dicks.
Slay Q.U.E.E.N. by Janelle Monáe. Buy it on iTunes. Stream it on Spotify and Apple Music.
Tbh.
I'll just channel my internet BFF and say yes it is. but season 2 is apparently >>>>>>>> season 1
(I've never actually watched it myself.)
So Netflix Canada has two seasons of The 100 up. Worth a watch?
Going to save that gif.
Wanting to see pictures of my penis doesn't mean you're gay, it means you're human.
oh no! ran into that dude again today and he assured me to call me next week as promised (can't remember that deal). gah! I think it's time for the "I'm moving to Yemen"-excuse.
you might as well say, having a penis makes you gay. hmm, that rhymes, so it must be true!
Well like I always thought snapping pics of your dick of taking a video of you jacking it for your own consumption was a gay thing. I guess not.
Turn ons: literally meWell like I always thought snapping pics of your dick of taking a video of you jacking it for your own consumption was a gay thing. I guess not.
Well like I always thought snapping pics of your dick of taking a video of you jacking it for your own consumption was a gay thing. I guess not.
my ex told me that bodybuilder eat their own cum because of proteins, straight people are weird.
is this true
well, true as in my ex told me that. if they really do this, I don't know. would be something to ask in the fitness thread.
go ask while i keenly watch from the safety of this thread
Do people do that? Apart from Narcissus obviously.
A bit of an out of the blue question, but isn't taking pictures of your own penis (without the intention to send them to somebody else) a gay person thing?
Hawaiian bread is tasty.
Right.Hawaiian bread is tasty.
And right.So is Hawaiian Punch
Also Ratsky and HippieHobo watch it so that's like half the thread right there
That is a really weird assumption to maken. The only thing that's a gay person thing is the attraction to the same sex, the rest is up to the individual.
I think that gays are more likely to participate in some behaviors than others. For example, lesbians being in higher proportion in softball or tennis than in the general population.
i think that one is b/c people are reluctant to let them play baseball/pitch overhand
Oh I don't mean to imply that softball or tennis are inherently gay or that gay women are inherently drawn to them. But there is more to being gay than just who you want to fuck, despite what Art claims. I am sure most of us felt a bit different from the other children even before puberty and the development of sexual feelings.
Right.
And right.
Favorite flavor of Hawaiian Punch?
I don't think it's all coincidence and culture that has left a lot more gay men in entertainment, art, publishing, fashion, etc. than straight men. Or why younger and older gays might have a much wider variety in their musical tastes, specifically with lots more openness or affinity towards pop. There's lots of personality traits that seem to be more common to gay men than among men in general or straight men.Like what?
I believe that the shit we go through makes us stronger than the average straight guy/person. Because we have thicker skin we do what we want and don't care(as much) what others think about it.
But other than that, it's just an orientation and it's separate from hobbies/interests and personality, and what have you.
Like what?
I am sure most of us felt a bit different from the other children even before puberty and the development of sexual feelings.
I don't think it's all coincidence and culture that has left a lot more gay men in entertainment, art, publishing, fashion, etc. than straight men. Or why younger and older gays might have a much wider variety in their musical tastes, specifically with lots more openness or affinity towards pop. There's lots of personality traits that seem to be more common to gay men than among men in general or straight men.
No, these things aren't true for everyone, but those tendencies often start at a young age and outside of "gay culture."
Miguel Ángel SilvestreI just finished episode 2 of Sense8 and I have no idea what this show is about. Whats the Mexican actors name? Ohhh my. Yes, please.
I just finished episode 2 of Sense8 and I have no idea what this show is about. Whats the Mexican actors name? Ohhh my. Yes, please.
In that case, you'd think, being the small yellow enchanted puzzle monkey that you are, that most gymnasts would be right up your alley!
I don't think it's all coincidence and culture that has left a lot more gay men in entertainment, art, publishing, fashion, etc. than straight men. Or why younger and older gays might have a much wider variety in their musical tastes, specifically with lots more openness or affinity towards pop. There's lots of personality traits that seem to be more common to gay men than among men in general or straight men.
No, these things aren't true for everyone, but those tendencies often start at a young age and outside of "gay culture."
I stated that in my post. I'll quote it again in case you missed it:
Adding on to that, a lot of people "know" they are gay before they even know what "gay" is or before sexual feelings really develop. And some parents "know" their children are gay during their child's early formative years, before sexual feelings really develop. So there's obviously something more to being gay than just who you want to fuck. You ask "like what" but I'm not really quite sure how to tell you what "it" is. But whatever "it" is is what led many of us and our parents to be able to (correctly) conclude that we were different from straight people before our sexual feelings ever developed. Whether that "it" is biological or social in nature I've no clue. Whether that "it" is because of how we are treated by society, or if we are treated differently because of that "it" I don't know.
Yes, thank you for adding another point.
Ironically, I want to be an actor lol. But I'm still not convinced you can test this properly. In my experience most men in the entertainment industry seem to be straight, even here in the Netherlands where there's loads of gay/bi people in the industry who are open about it. It makes sense as most people are straight.
As for openness towards pop, I think society is very dumb about masculinity, see the threads in off topic about milk in coffee or straws being effeminate things. This leaves a lot of straight men insecure and less willing to admit to liking something or wanting to do/become something.
And I never said being gay is about who you want to fuck, it's about who you want to share your life with, and(IMO) it also indicates a strength of character because of the shit we deal/have dealt with. Other than that, I don't believe in gay person things, or straight person things and what have you.
As for openness towards pop, I think society is very dumb about masculinity, see the threads in off topic about milk in coffee or straws being effeminate things. This leaves a lot of straight men insecure and less willing to admit to liking something or wanting to do/become something.
I think you misunderstand what I mean by "gay person thing" I don't think that say, liking softball or tennis is a gay person thing in the sense that there's something inherent in gay women that draws them to those things. But for whatever reason, there seems to be something at work such that a large proportion of women in softball/tennis are actually lesbians, larger than would be expected given the proportion of lesbians in the general population.
So why do you think gay men are more likely to do something perceived as effeminate or masculine? Does this not clash with your claim that gay men are no different at all from straight men, except for who they have an attraction to? In a single post you seem to be suggesting that willingness to embrace femininity is a "gay person" thing (and also claimed that gays had thicker skin), and yet blasting me for daring to suggest that there's something either biological or cultural/social in nature that makes gays different beyond just who they have an attraction towards. Which is it Art?
Wonderful. Spanish guys are hot.
Woahhh what, blasting you? settle down there cowboy. That's a whole load of assumptions in one post. All I said was that it's a weird assumption to make, which it is because there's no way in hell you can test it. And if that's not what you meant then don't call it that, it sounds like generalising.
I think gay men are more open to feminine things(for the lack of a better word, I think what's feminine and what's masculine is a dumb social construct) because of the thicker skin. I loved the new Cinderella film and I'm not afraid to admit it, I've been shit on for my sexuality, so why should I care about being shit on for some movie? I don't. Meanwhile, the boyfriends of my sister and a friend are worried about their masculinity going poof for watching this film and liking it. Just one example. I think the thicker skin makes us not give a shit about what's feminine and what's masculine, and therefore more open towards things, I've said this in my second reply to you in fewer words.
Any favorites?
Me, too! I feel like that movie got ignored more than it should have been. I thought the tweaks made to the story Disney already told in the animated movie were good ones (yay for Prince Charming falling in love at least in some part due to a conversation!), and in general it was quite enjoyable.
Unfortunately, they are too tall. My natural hovering height is somewhere around their lovely ripped chests.
Whoa!
All this years been a fan of Mo Rocca and..I wasn't aware he's gay!!?!
Not really... XDHOW
dude has textbook gay face/voice
You can hover too?! What a talented creature...
Whoa!
All this years been a fan of Mo Rocca and..I wasn't aware he's gay!!?!
Guess I still have a small possibility!
That's a really clean summer song. Very nice. Also, I'm about 70% into that music video. I really enjoyed the concept but started to get bored by the end. More scene variety would have been great.
Myis a wonderful gift to this world.tail
Dirty jokes make me feel dirty.
Definitely, it's amazing.I really need to play that game!
Any favorites?
Me, too! I feel like that movie got ignored more than it should have been. I thought the tweaks made to the story Disney already told in the animated movie were good ones (yay for Prince Charming falling in love at least in some part due to a conversation!), and in general it was quite enjoyable.
Abso-friggin'-loutely.I really need to play that game!
feels good dont it
Woahhh what, blasting you? settle down there cowboy. That's a whole load of assumptions in one post. All I said was that it's a weird assumption to make, which it is because there's no way in hell you can test it. And if that's not what you meant then don't call it that, it sounds like generalising.
I don't think generalizations are bad in every single context. I was generalizing because I was trying to talk about something statistical in nature. You've just said that you felt gays had thicker skin. Should I simply dismiss your entire post because that's a generalization? Or should I use my brain and figure that you don't mean every gay person has a thicker skin and that every straight person has a thin skin? All I thought was that perhaps maybe possibly that taking pictures of your own penis without the intention to send them to someone was a behavior more often associated with gay men. Sort of like how softball or tennis are often associated with lesbians, because of the high proportion of lesbians in those areas relative to the general population.
You are definitely allowed to dismiss it, it's just what I think. Though I feel my assumption is a lot less weird and random than yours, but that's just me.