UPSG -> RE: heterosexual males sucking cock (1/28/2009 6:10:15 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Madame4a actually.. there is no anger or hostility.. in fact quite the opposite.. a genuine curiosity... Madame4a, I will explain myself for you, one last time. I have tried to explain this many times in this 9 month old thread. I have talked to men on this site and others, who request and desire to be forced-bi. I have had many straight men I have had to literally run away from, because they want to spend HOURS talking about how they want me to make them suck cocks. When I say I have run across "many men" asking for this, I am not exaggerating. I am not even going to start on the profiles on this site, of straight men that list in their profile they want to be forced into bisexual activity. I know there are those that only do if for their Dominant's desire {that is different}, yet they did choose NOT to make it a "hard limit". I am sure Madame4a, you know what limits are. I agree that sexual activities do not define orientation. I really do understand the difference. After talking to more thousands of men that are begging to be forced-bi, my vision of course is blurred. Actually, any activity that someone approaches me and begs for, is just not forced in my book. This also includes: forcing someone to cross dress, adult babies, and anything on a list that they are asking me to FORCE them to do .[;)] I am still looking for someone to "force" me to take their money and go shopping. [;)] I am going to now force myself to find something tasty to eat. Don't make me do it, please! Rather than continue the debate, I wanted to explain what I encounter all the time. ........as long as no one gets hurt, live and let live...really. Being attracted to men physically and being sexually aroused by humiliation are two different things. Hence the broadness of BDSM. There are men - one particularly, tall, athletic, young, college educated, good looking friar I met once - that are heterosexual but want nothing to do with women in sexual or obligatory terms outside of friendship and charity. I still remember him telling me (him in his late 20's) you have to remember, "...you'll have to be with her the rest of your life." And he wasn't meaning that in flattering terms of body and bodily functions.
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