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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 12:43:25 AM   
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I appreciate and respect the comments above.   In fact, I find some level of agreement with many of the comments (not all.)  However, I live in one of the notches of the bible belt and less than 100 miles from the location of the venue for the Scopes Monkey Trial.  The dominant social attitude is decidedly conservative at the moment and the supreme court is being overtaken by conservative justices.

I'm rather middle of the road in my thinking and not a liberal radical by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm very concerned with the attitudes that are being demonstrated and those attitudes that have been demonstrated in the past.  A rapist is one step lower than a slut in the dominant view of today's society, but it's ONLY one step lower.   I think rapists should be on par with 2nd degree murderers, but society doesn't seem to agree with me.

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 12:49:26 AM   
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Surprisingly enough despite what they teach you in Women's Lib 101Soshi




Please link me to the College or University that has a "Women's Lib 101" class.   

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 1:31:32 AM   
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I  love using the word slut, but it's always in a teasing matter, and yes I always call the boys sluts, who says that the word slut is only used to demean promiscuous women???

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 4:03:36 AM   
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Sorry for the long copy but it really says all that I want to say on this topic. 
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ORIGINAL: AbsitInvidia

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ORIGINAL: Cyntilating

So, I am reading one of the other threads and the term SLUT is being thrown around in various ways.
 
I don't want to hijack the other thread, so asking my question here..
 
Slut
 
What does the word mean to you?


To me it's a woman who is indiscriminate about her sexual partners.

Someone who doesn't moderate their sex drive, and is driven to have sex because of the act itself. Someone who sees her sexual partners as a vessel for her own sexual pleasure, no more, no less.

quote:

 
Does it mean a negative thing when you use it ( call someone that ) ??


Yes

quote:


Does it feel negative when you are called a slut?


Yes...it really bothers me. Actually that word more than anything else sets something off in me that just feels so degrading and makes me feel ashamed of my own sexuality. It makes me want to *prove* somehow I'm not one.

Master used to use it, before he met me, but he doesn't use it with me because he knows how I react to it. I can see the reasons that people use it with their significant others on an intellectual level, but my emotions can't follow suit.

quote:


Does it feel different? less acceptable?  > when a man calls a woman that or when a woman calls another woman that?


It depends...a lot of times a man will call a woman a slut because he's mad at her, or she rejected him. That doesn't necessarily make her one. When a woman calls another woman a slut it's usually because she actually did something slutty.

quote:

Can men be sluts too?


Oh definitely. I know that gay men use it quite frequently to describe a promiscuous gay guy...and I've heard it a few times to talk about straight guys. But usually the term is "male slut" to specify. It definitely has a different connotation than 'player' does...although both can be used either negatively or positively.

I haven't read this thread past the first page yet, I'm sort of multitasking at the moment, but I definitely look forward to reading all of it. I've always hated how casually this word is thrown around in the scene. Obviously its a part of humiliation/degradation fetishes...but it's so commonly used outside of that and it seems like anyone who gets offended by it is just told "get over it, your feelings are archaic" or something like that.

I personally see the word 'slut' as an attack against women's sexuality. It is a sexist term that is used to attack and degrade a certain segment of the population. I don't see words like 'spic' or 'nigger' being thrown around casually even though race play is a fetish just like humiliation and degradation is. It's definitely offensive for those of us who don't aspire to be sluts when the word is used towards us...and then half the time when we say we're offended instead of an apology we hear "get over it."

Something I obviously feel strongly about, can't you tell?

-Soshi

 I strongly agree. I do not like derogatory terms and yes to me, and every one I personally know 'slut' is derogatory. That does not mean I am uptight or a prude, it simply means that I detest that lable. If someone wants to take pride in being seen/called slut/bitch or cunt then that is fine but it is very much not for me. I find it ironic, the reaction that those who don't like the word are receiving. Being called a prude, uptight etc.....Could it be that some simply don't like labels? Or that some don't like being called words with a solid history of negativity behind them? There is nothing wrong with that IMO, nothing wrong with not wanting to be called names associated with such a bad meaning for so long. And btw Muttling, many colleges have Womens Lib, or at the least Womens Studies in their curriculum. Or they did when I was college aged.

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 4:51:43 AM   
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ORIGINAL: AbsitInvidia
When a woman calls another woman a slut it's usually because she actually did something slutty.

Hey Soshi,
I really liked your post and I think you make a clear and convincing case for your feelings.  I just wanted to point out this sentence above though.  I thought this statement was interesting because I have always found the exact opposite to be true.  Nearly everytime I have ever heard one female call another a "slut" or anything similar, it hasn't necessarily been because the so-called "slut" has really done anything "slutty." It's just been a handy, catty putdown borne out of what appeared to be jealousy and/or sour grapes.  I have actually found women throw the term around quicker and easier than men do to label and cut-down another girl or woman they don't like or feel is too sexual.  Just throwing that out there from my perspective.  Good post...........luci

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 4:59:00 AM   
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If someone wants to take pride in being seen/called slut/bitch or cunt then that is fine but it is very much not for me

Hello Camille,
For me it's not at all about taking pride in being seen as a slut or called such a name.  It's about taking pride in what I am and the choices I've made and not cowering under some hateful name someone attaches to me simply because they think I've been too free sexuallly.  I agree with you that it's not appropriate to call someone uptight or prudish if they don't like such names.  Calling them those names for that reason is as bad as calling someone "slut" in my opinion.  (Now there are some uptight prudes out there, don't get me wrong.  Just like there are some sluts.  I just don't think it makes one a prude to not want to be called "slut" and the like).  I laugh off the usage of such words because people using them don't really know me and they have no idea what I am or am not.  I know what I've done in the past and I really have few regrets.  Was I slutty by the general definition?  Yep.  Am I going to be beaten down and degraded over what I've done by someone labeling me?  Nope.  Not gonna let some idiot have that kind of power over me.  I definitely don't take pride in being called such names.  But I take pride in the fact that I retain my own power and don't let others' words define me........luci

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:05:14 AM   
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I really do understand that luci. It is just that for me, I can take pride and revel in my sexuality but in my mind that does not make me a slut. Yes I attach the old meaning to that word but then again 'I' am old.A bit like that one thread trying to change the meaning of the word 'doormat' from being someone easily walked over to someone being okay with their submissiveness. The word 'slut' will likely never change definition for me and I really am okay with that heh. I tried to imagine people I know in RL casually using that word in a positive manner and came up blank.It simply is not a word for me or used by me. I don't understand the easy usage of the word by others however I'm not going to fight against it. I just don't take part in it. Hope that made a wee bit of sense but it is early early in the morning lol.

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:06:51 AM   
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To me it would matter who was calling me slut. When Master Chris calls me this it has ummm a moistening efect But if my mother was to call me a slut i would be very hurt. Noy sure if that helps, just my .02 worth....


Thanks Kitten
    seems, from those who have posted that it's not necessarily a negative to them> they feel similar to you about the "who" part.....
 
if my mother called me a slut> I would check to see if it was someone else inhabiting her body...
"sexual"  was never something she and I EVER discussed..
infact, she would probably tell anyone who asked her> that I was still a virgin.
  ( even tho' I gave birth to 3 children)..
but that's just mom.
 
thanks for responding.. : )

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:09:58 AM   
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Seriously Long and Useless Threads.

I hate SLUTS and there is too many of them on Collarme.com

(This wasn't directed towards your thread)


ohhh!  let me grab my scissors....I noticed you have a SLUT hanging from your jacket.
 


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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:10:40 AM   
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I really do understand that luci. It is just that for me, I can take pride and revel in my sexuality but in my mind that does not make me a slut

I totally agree.  I don't think revelling in one's sexuality makes her/him a slut, either.  But, by society's standards, maybe it does.  If it does, it does.  So be it.  I'm not going to think of that as making me something "bad." 
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Yes I attach the old meaning to that word but then again 'I' am old

I wouldn't call you "old."  But, I do think you touch on something interesting here.  I think many folks from probably their 30's on down to teen years probably just don't have the negative associations with such words as prior generations did.  It's just something they've heard more casually and frankly don't see as "bad."
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A bit like that one thread trying to change the meaning of the word 'doormat' from being someone easily walked over to someone being okay with their submissiveness. The word 'slut' will likely never change definition for me and I really am okay with that heh.I tried to imagine people I know in RL casually using that word in a positive manner and came up blank.It simply is not a word for me or used by me. I don't understand the easy usage of the word by others however I'm not going to fight against it. I just don't take part in it

Points well taken. 
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Hope that made a wee bit of sense but it is early early in the morning lol

Makes perfect sense to me..............luci

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:15:27 AM   
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Did anyone read that book?

http://www.amazon.com/Generation-S-L-U-T-Sex-Crazed-Adolescent-Populace/dp/0743471091

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:16:33 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Cyntilating

So, I am reading one of the other threads and the term SLUT is being thrown around in various ways.
 
I don't want to hijack the other thread, so asking my question here..
 
Slut
 
What does the word mean to you?
 
Does it mean a negative thing when you use it ( call someone that ) ??
Does it feel negative when you are called a slut?
Does it feel different? less acceptable?  > when a man calls a woman that or when a woman calls another woman that?
Can men be sluts too?
  (giggles)
 
positive or negative<< is determined more by the attitude of the caller of the name  or   the attitude of the receiver of the name ?
 


On the whole I have  a negative response to the word, to me, used in a general situation it is nothing but a put down, and not meant in a positive way, doesn't matter who is using it, the implication is that the person is of loose morals and sexually promiscious.

However I have found that depending on who is saying it to me, that it has a different meaning,
like when my special someone calls me 'his slutling' I know he means it as a term of affection... THAT took some getting used to.




The highlighted areas seem to contradict themselves..
maybe I need another cup of coffee this morning..

   thanks for your response, Littlehumbledone : )

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:27:10 AM   
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, the implication is that the person is of loose morals and sexually promiscious.


And that's bad because.........



A man of loose morals and sexual promiscuity is called a what??????  Name ONE word that is used for promisuous males in the same light as slut is used.   
GIGOLO  ????


OK.....THINK CAREFULLY of your answer to the above.   There's TWO approaches to the question.




FIRST is the vanilla approach where slut is a bad thing.  The male equivalent is generally considered acceptable if not preferrable in the vanilla context.

going back to the term Gigolo >  I have seen it mean/have both negative and positive perceptions.

SECOND is the poly/ kink approach where a slut is a desirable woman who can be had by the men/women who she or her master choose to let enjoy her.  Where do male sluts fit into this picture?  I have NEVER seen a male slut presented as being remotely close to the desirability of a female slut in a poly/ kink setting.



Pick your preference.   Are you a vanilla who is so uptight that they can't accept sexual desire outside strict guidelines of monogomy (even monogomy of fantasy and desire) or can you embrace our world where limits are determined by individual members of a relationship instead of social norms.

 
wow..are those the ONLY 2 preferences???  crap!
decisions decisions..
dang stereotypes...they are so limiting in their options.



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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:47:24 AM   
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I asked Daddy for this T-shirt

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/332081_slut18.html

And I thought just to clarify it might be good to cut and paste the definition of slut in so people can see that they are all right about the word

1chiefly British : a slovenly woman2 a: a promiscuous woman; especially : prostitute b: a saucy girl : minx

I consider myself a minx..and somewhat saucy




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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:53:27 AM   
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Julia ~  thank you for your response..
 
Curious Lord ~  {Bah, no.  Back in highschool, female friends called me "a man whore" pretty often.  It was funny. }
        as someone else pointed out> interesting that a man can hear "man whore" and think of it as macho and a compliment??   but "female whore" probably wouldn't have held the same compliment ( just guessing tho' )
thanks for your response and comments : )
 
Soshi~  {Something I obviously feel strongly about, can't you tell? }
   yes : )   and thanks for your comments..
    and as you point out
   It is common in the humiliation/degradation fetishes.
   but, perhaps not exclusive to that fetish nowadays????
   more and more fetish themes are trickling out into the other areas of kink...  but almost in a "pick and choose" kind of way.    'a little humiliation is ok, but not this kind.'
           'call me a slut, but only this way and only if you mean it this certain way, then its okay.'
  ' no! to humiliation and degradation..it is a limit'
  'no ! to being called derrogatory names' ...
     not saying its wrong..or right...just seems to be happening from my observation. 
 
  one persons insult is another persons term of endearment.
one persons humiliating act is another persons expression of submission and complete surrender and devotion.
 
  how we feel it..define it for ourselves, react to it > is individually subjective/perspective.
  how it is intended when used> is just as subjective and individual in meaning.
 
neither is a right or wrong sweeping declaration that holds true/truth for everyone.
 
thank goodness...imo
 
thanks for your post...brought it all together in a very interesting way.
 







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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:54:38 AM   
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Thank You, Master
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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 5:57:34 AM   
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I  love using the word slut, but it's always in a teasing matter, and yes I always call the boys sluts, who says that the word slut is only used to demean promiscuous women???

I reclaim slut as I reclaim W.H.O.R.E. (We Honor Ourselves with, Respect and Empowerment)



basically reclaiming  meaning  re-defining it for yourself.. : )
thanks for your comments..



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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 6:02:39 AM   
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ORIGINAL: camille65

Sorry for the long copy but it really says all that I want to say on this topic. 
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ORIGINAL: Cyntilating

So, I am reading one of the other threads and the term SLUT is being thrown around in various ways.
 
I don't want to hijack the other thread, so asking my question here..
 
Slut
 
What does the word mean to you?


To me it's a woman who is indiscriminate about her sexual partners.

Someone who doesn't moderate their sex drive, and is driven to have sex because of the act itself. Someone who sees her sexual partners as a vessel for her own sexual pleasure, no more, no less.

quote:

 
Does it mean a negative thing when you use it ( call someone that ) ??


Yes

quote:


Does it feel negative when you are called a slut?


Yes...it really bothers me. Actually that word more than anything else sets something off in me that just feels so degrading and makes me feel ashamed of my own sexuality. It makes me want to *prove* somehow I'm not one.

Master used to use it, before he met me, but he doesn't use it with me because he knows how I react to it. I can see the reasons that people use it with their significant others on an intellectual level, but my emotions can't follow suit.

quote:


Does it feel different? less acceptable?  > when a man calls a woman that or when a woman calls another woman that?


It depends...a lot of times a man will call a woman a slut because he's mad at her, or she rejected him. That doesn't necessarily make her one. When a woman calls another woman a slut it's usually because she actually did something slutty.

quote:

Can men be sluts too?


Oh definitely. I know that gay men use it quite frequently to describe a promiscuous gay guy...and I've heard it a few times to talk about straight guys. But usually the term is "male slut" to specify. It definitely has a different connotation than 'player' does...although both can be used either negatively or positively.

I haven't read this thread past the first page yet, I'm sort of multitasking at the moment, but I definitely look forward to reading all of it. I've always hated how casually this word is thrown around in the scene. Obviously its a part of humiliation/degradation fetishes...but it's so commonly used outside of that and it seems like anyone who gets offended by it is just told "get over it, your feelings are archaic" or something like that.

I personally see the word 'slut' as an attack against women's sexuality. It is a sexist term that is used to attack and degrade a certain segment of the population. I don't see words like 'spic' or 'nigger' being thrown around casually even though race play is a fetish just like humiliation and degradation is. It's definitely offensive for those of us who don't aspire to be sluts when the word is used towards us...and then half the time when we say we're offended instead of an apology we hear "get over it."

Something I obviously feel strongly about, can't you tell?

-Soshi

 I strongly agree. I do not like derogatory terms and yes to me, and every one I personally know 'slut' is derogatory. That does not mean I am uptight or a prude, it simply means that I detest that lable. If someone wants to take pride in being seen/called slut/bitch or cunt then that is fine but it is very much not for me. I find it ironic, the reaction that those who don't like the word are receiving. Being called a prude, uptight etc.....Could it be that some simply don't like labels? Or that some don't like being called words with a solid history of negativity behind them? There is nothing wrong with that IMO, nothing wrong with not wanting to be called names associated with such a bad meaning for so long. And btw Muttling, many colleges have Womens Lib, or at the least Womens Studies in their curriculum. Or they did when I was college aged.

Thanks so much Camille, for your heartfelt post.
  As with many others, you have strong feeling about this : )
  my response to you would be very much as Luci has since posted to you ..
so I will copy her words...as they are so well stated and pretty much how I felt as I read your words too..
thanks for your response, again : )
 
 {It's about taking pride in what I am and the choices I've made and not cowering under some hateful name someone attaches to me simply because they think I've been too free sexuallly.  I agree with you that it's not appropriate to call someone uptight or prudish if they don't like such names.  Calling them those names for that reason is as bad as calling someone "slut" in my opinion.  (Now there are some uptight prudes out there, don't get me wrong.  Just like there are some sluts.  I just don't think it makes one a prude to not want to be called "slut" and the like).  I laugh off the usage of such words because people using them don't really know me and they have no idea what I am or am not. }

...and  thanks Luci...again : )

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 6:23:14 AM   
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ORIGINAL: camille65 Yes I attach the old meaning to that word but then again 'I' am old

I wouldn't call you "old."  But, I do think you touch on something interesting here.  I think many folks from probably their 30's on down to teen years probably just don't have the negative associations with such words as prior generations did.  It's just something they've heard more casually and frankly don't see as "bad."
 I thought about going more into that bit because yes I do think that has a lot to do with it. If you listen to popular music right now you will hear many many words used that were not used when I was growing up. Songs with the word 'bitch' were pretty rare and rather shocking at that time, now that word is used so casually that you can readily hear it spoken in public. Another facet is that no one in my family was even permitted to say 'shut up' to one another, it was considered rude. Yet again that has become a phrase used in everyday language. I don't consider 'slut or bitch'  to be in the same realm as for example the word 'gay'. Again growing up that word had a very different meaning! One of my neighbors was named Gay. (I've often wondered if he changed his name lol). The original meaning of gay was not negative (nor is the current so don't freak) but the meaning has been changed.  The meaning of 'slut' has not changed drastically from the beginning to now. It still is about women & sexuality and there are a lot of people that still see it in a negative way. I can't say it is a vanilla thing, I think it is more of an exposure thing and perhaps keeping to a particular verbal standard. I really struggled with that last sentence, I can't seem to find a way to say what I trying to get at. I don't use language like that, it isn't a part of my casual day-to-day world nor is it a part of anyones world that I know. So I think it will continue to be something negative in my mind because I can find other ways to say that I am quite happy to be a sexual woman without being called a slut. Please remember that this is just my opinion, I know that a lot of people are fine with being called or calling someone else a slut.

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RE: The "S" word - 11/24/2007 6:37:23 AM   
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The meaning of 'slut' has not changed drastically from the beginning to now. It still is about women & sexuality and there are a lot of people that still see it in a negative way.


People have been taking words to negatively label them and using the same words to describe them and taking pride in them... ethnic groups have been doing this for a long time. Even the term "Yankie" was pejorative, and we embraced it and made it our own in this country.

There is a new wave of feminism that embraces sexuality, and women who refuse to be looked down on for enjoying however many sex partners as they would like. There are women who embrace the term slut, make it their own, and have no trouble enjoying sex with whomever they would like.

Personally, I do not judge people by the amount of sex partners they have and what they do with their genitalia, I judge people for lying, cheating, and being cruel. I have known quite a few promiscuous women in my life, many of them were nice people who did not attach this deep meaning to the sex act.

If it pleased me to have sex with multiple partners all the time, hell yes, I would do that! The reality for me is that there are few men that turn me on enough for me to want to spread my legs for them, which is the only reason I am not more of a slut than I am. I do what I like, and I take no prisoners in this life. I see nothing negative about that.

What I find kinda sad about this thread is this sense of judgment against women who fully express their sexual power the way they desire to. If they want to exchange power with one person and have kinky hot sex with one person... Go Them! If a woman wants to have sex with many men and that is their kink and they are honest about that, I do not see anything of a put down about that.(I am not saying you were putting down anyone camille, I just only wanted to make one post here).

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