Posts made by archangelslc

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@leeniedo:

@meindallas:

I guess you have to give me your emails because I dont know why my privates wont work  :blownose:

Terrible when ones privates dont want to work. I hear Viagra is a viable option. :cheers:

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@coqkilla:

To tell people not to use it is like telling drivers to switch to horseback.

LoL, kind of extreme… also, what if they prefer horseback? Or better yet, what if they like using both (or multiple) mediums?

I'm just mostly playing, but I actually agree with the first thing he said and with what you said about it being a great format. That's why I have it and use it when I want to. Sometimes, I just use the simple, default player(s) – one, because I like the feel and interface of others players (yes, technology advances... other players get updated too :D); and two, they simply work. But yeah, I'm not telling anyone what he should or shouldn't use. I just found it funny how he snobbishly put it, haha... so I was merely teasing.

I can't wait till we get the technology to have porn projected like 4D holograms right in front of us. #trekkiehere

LoL, I totally got a kick out of this thread(!). I was gonna jokingly say, "just ruffie him," but that would apparently push too many buttons.

I've had a few experiences playing with straight friends, and my answer would be: patiently, respectfully, consensually, and also not desperately. Now, you may argue that they may not be so straight after all, for which I'll agree and even resort to what Dr. Kinsey has asserted – that most people fall in the widest array of being some sort of bisexual in their own kind of way (which thing would be explored more if not for cultural, political, and religious boundaries). Anyway...

The common scenario for me was simply us getting a good buzz (no, don't ruffie them), and/or just getting 'em horny by simply talking about sex. Guys love talking about sex(!), esp. when their guards are down. We've talked about things we've done and things we want to try… then it just goes there, lol. At times, we've talked about and watched porn, then we start jacking ourselves off... and then each other, then etc. These are stories I've heard a hundred times among childhood friends, cousins, classmates, etc.

Some of these friends have long been married, and we still joke about it sometimes. There's no one, specific way or answer for you, as there's no one, technical way to win someone or get someone to do something for you. It's like in relationships -- there has to be the right amount of this and that, and if you play it right (i.e. playing it cool and pacing it right -- nothing forceful or non-consensual) with the right kind of friends, they're still gonna be your friends no matter what. At least, that's my experience.

Amusing!

@Riddler:

Why anyone would use any other video player than the free VLC is beyond me.

MKV is a mainstream video format for those of us who are high quality connoisseurs.

You just answered it right there. I suppose most [of us] are simply non-high quality 'connoisseurs' – unlike the elite group you belong to.

#allingoodfun

I prefer building friendships/relationships that started from meeting in real life by far(!), though most gay guys I've met and dated were from online, lol.

I try both, and though I'm very used to the latter, the former is like 10x better in my opinion… I'm talking about connecting with others in a place of common ground or interest though -- not just going out in bars or in clubs, which is not really my scene.

It depends on what you and your friends enjoy.

I've a lot of friends, and my activities with each one depend on our common interests.

I like the loud moans when getting close and getting off.

When my bf and I give each other feedback, we often tease and go about it in a joking way. It works better for us to be less serious, and just lightly (but not rudely) give each other shit.

Can one like both guys and girls? Can one be both conservative and liberal? Can one be both an animal lover and a non-vegan?

The questions could go on and on (and others may not even see the relevance of these analogies), but the simple answer to your question – that's based on fact and common sense -- is YES.

First of all, there are some religions that have been accepting of gay or those that are beginning to open up their boundaries to embrace gays into their fold. Second, for those that aren't accepting of the practice(s) of being gay, are there any members of any religious group that are perfect in practicing 100% of all their tenets or beliefs? The point there is that everyone is always selective in whatever law or commandment they'll follow in any religion anyway. So for religions that don't have a problem with being gay, the answer is quite obvious; for religions that have a problem with it, you'll just have to accept and live with the fact that you won't be living certain laws in its entirety… doesn't mean you can't be religious at all. Nothing is black and white.

Pavel Novotny

Bello…  :banana2:

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:hiya:

Sounds HOT! You should record him, but only if you're sure you won't get caught.

@baselmarcus:

@danijelr15:

@baselmarcus:

As a dominant top guy, I'd never wear it. I am into jockstraps, Andrew Christian pouch underwear that 'lets it all hang' and such.

Nothing says submissive like jockstrap. Making your ass available for a dominant top guy

Interesting. Have to think about that. For me, coming from Switzerland / Germany and having lived in Florida - jockstraps were associated with alpha males into sports…

That's been a confusing sentiment for me as I've looked into trying wearing one. Originally, they were for "jocks" –  athletic guys who'd require them for aggressive activities (typically alpha-like men, like you said).  But then it eventually became preferable for bottoms to wear for easier access (like what's said above as well). So it's like whatever, lol...

Anyway, I've always had mixed feelings about these types of undies. They can definitely be sexy on the right kind of guy, but at times I need to let go of its stigma (when it comes to real life) -- the extreme arrogance or sluttiness associated with [some] guys who wear them. But who am I to judge, right?

[Short] ankle socks… nothing longer (unless I'll go skiing).

The act of just doing it, with all the fear of judgement and rejection… but after coming out, it became much, much easier.

To me, it was really worth it. And for the longest time, I had thought that I'd be okay if I'd just 'hide' forever. But besides that indescribable feeling of having so much lifted from my back, I was able to connect with people in ways that was beyond refreshing – realizing I had more in common with some friends and family, besides the overwhelming support most everyone gave. It also helped me weed out the people who weren't worth keeping in my life.