I find it really strange that so many people will happily eat a guy's cum, but freak out at his spit. From an objective perspective, one would expect cum to be perceived as more disgusting. It contains more live bacteria per cubic centimetre than spit, plus a few millions of live human cells. It also has a pungent taste, whereas spit literally tastes like nothing at all.
Even mor baffling is the fact that you ingest a guy's spit anyway when you kiss him, so it's not as if you haven't already eaten spit before. So, when his spit-covered tongue roams around inside your mouth, it's fine and dandy, but if an equivalent amount of spit gets into your mouth on its own, it's suddenly gross and unacceptable for some reason.

As for the opposing camp, most of them are equally baffling to me. Most of you spit lovers are eager to swallow a guy's spit, but when he expects you to return the favour and spit in his mouth, you suddenly become paralysed. Why is it that 90% of those who are into spit, only want to receive, and refuse to spit in another guy's mouth, while the other 10% only want to do the opposite? Why is it so nearly impossible to find someone who is willing to both give and receive?

I suspect it is because gay couples often dissolve as soon as the initial infatuation evaporates, whereas straight couples tend to stay together long after that.

@blackwing:

@JohnAllenson:

@blackwing:

So, you're convinced it is largely due to hormone-levels?  ::)

Since the 1990s most of the mainstream researchers talk about the 'homosexualties' rather than 'homosexuality'.  There seem to be many pathways to identifying as gay/lesbian and hormone exposure during pregnancy seems to be one of the possibilities.

It certainly works that way for cows.

So, you are taking 1 possibility as the only one & even suggesting that is completely why some bulls are attracted to other bulls? REALLY? ::)

Your post is funny, because you accuse him of saying the exact opposite of what he said.

I really, really, really don't see any problem with that poster. Those guys seem to be into manly men, and they want to spend an evening amongst like-minded men. That's absolutely fine. I also have no problem when women organise a women-only event, or when children congregate under the exclusion of adults.

What's next? Am I now a misogynist because I don't want to date drag queens?
Kindly keep your stupid politics out of our bedrooms!

promoting unhealthy, and now completely unrealistic, ideas of “the perfect male body,”
So, having a beard is now unhealthy and completely unrealistic?  ;D