It's a funny emotional diceroll after I climax… I can feel disgusted; depressed; empty; super excited for living; relaxed and happy; fulfilled; or I can burst in laughter. Sometimes I don't think it's worth it if I get one of the negative effects, but the others make me feel like it was a great thing to do.

12 or 13… before that I had never seen a naked man that was not me.

I remember being 6 and asking my mom while we were walking down the street "mom, why does my dick gets hard when I look at people on the street?" (I didn't say dick, but also don't remember what I used to call it when I was younger). I remember that "people" was men, but kinda knew it was seen as wrong liking the same gender, so I said people. Later I got hard for the adult dexters the cartoon's movie, and even getting uncontrollable erections when seeing male mannequins with swimwear… That used to embarass me as it was so noticeable when I was shopping for swimewear while wearing swimwear... I never knew what gay meant until much later, when I was 12, and searched google for "naked men" - my first naughty search. followed with "naked men sex" and discovered gay porn and that "gay" was a thing.

I honestly think it's super hot. I've always been a fan of gigantic muscles like this.

My dick is curved almost 90 degrees to the left… I only bottomed until now, because I don't know how penetration is in my case. I know I can correct with surgery, but I'm delaying that because I don't know if it'll be ok to fuck. Does anyone with a curved dick have insight? Also, do you think it's ok, annoying to suck, hot, any opinion when your guy have one?

It's an instant turn off for me. I've had people in my family die of cancer because they were smokers, and I can't stand how the smell stays on  me when people smoke in the same room I'm in. I think it's something of another era almost, and wonder if smokers realize they are slowly killing themselves. That's why I think it's silly. It's the antithesis of cool.

Second Life is the only truly social world I can think of. There is IMVU that is mostly used by younger people and is basically a chatroom with avatars, and then there are MMORPGs, like Black Desert or Final Fantasy XIV, where there are social features for roleplaying even love, like marriage and housing, but people are more focused on playing the game, even though relationships form.

I Play Second Life sometimes, I think it's funny to observe people talking, but I'm usually too shy to start talking to people. I have friends there, but most don't log in anymore.

I don't think virtual love isn't real… It's a real person on the other side after all. If you love each other enough, have video chats and all the intimacy of a physical couple I don't see why it's not legitimate or real. You could always take a plane. If it's advanced enough you could even move in together! The problem is that it's hard to resist physical love when it shows up. I've had a virtual boyfriend break up with me because he found someone in the real world. Turns out after a short while he broke up with that guy too only to date another one online. I guess the type that cheats will just do it...

That one day things will change so much (like a war) that I'll have to exchange the good life I have for a life of survival on the edge of death and despair.

I'm only sexually attracted to males, but I usually fall in love with any gender. I've even dated women, really loving them, but I can't be turned on or have sex. I'm homosexual and panromantic then. After finding out that your sexual preference and romantic preference can be different it was easier to understand myself.