PhoenixRed -> RE: The limits of cocksuckers (1/18/2008 1:58:13 AM)
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*fast reply* OK, guess it's time for an actual comment by me, since I take mostly bi male subs and know a lot of bi men. I have heard a lot of the same sentiment expressed in some replies on this forum from men I know.... "I will suck a cock or be fucked, but kissing a man is gay". I always wondered where that logic came from....where that little bit more of intimacy that kissing usually entails shoves a man from one orientation into another? I understand that kissing, cuddling, more sensual acts that are usually expressed between men and women might be uncomfortable between two people of the same sex. But kissing as a hard limit and sucking a cock is not? That's a big leap! Just me, but does not compute. Then again, many of the bi male partners we've had are into sensuality and it is incredibly erotic to me to watch 2 men interact in that way, being uninhibited and comfortable with their orientation. Kissing is intimate, but I couldn't bear not kissing my boys! I love feeling them melt and hearing the sharp intake of breath and the shudders that happen when I grab the back of their head and kiss them. I do have genuine affection for each of them. Having them do the same with another man, though? I've been told by some subs that it would be very uncomfortable and humiliating for them, but that it would also probably launch them into subspace immediately because humilition is what they crave (these boys are straight by orientation, but bi as subs). For the subs that are bi by orientation, it may be either disconcerting or very exciting to be commanded to do this. Some had thought this was going to be a huge problem for them, but now actually enjoy it, once they knew they would still be just as accepted as they were before, and that it did not change how I felt about them. There is a HUGE spectrum and wide variety of comfort levels where bisexuality is involved. I guess we all just have to know where our subs fall within that spectrum and decide on how to proceed with that knowledge in mind.
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