Rochsub2009
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ORIGINAL: stripmymanhood have you run into it often when men reach a certain age and suddenly decide they want to get fucked instead of fucking another...all through my 20s and 30s...i never had any desire of this sort...but for the last few years, i find i'm thinking more about having a man just take me...rough and hard...even now...thinking about it makes me get more of a 'stirring' than if i'm thinking about having sex with a woman....i'm just curious what your thoughts and experiences are with this. i understand completely where you're coming from. The fantasy that you describe is not one that i share, but i have had similar feelings about other fantasies. As i get older, i find that i am much more comfortable in my own skin. i don't really care what others think anymore. At this stage in life, i am much more into self-exploration. i want to learn new things, and explore new areas. Many of the things that used to get me excited when i was in my 20's don't excite me as much anymore. i've had to try new things to get the same level of arousal/satisfaction that a simple blowjob would give me when i was 20. That's pretty normal. Sexual activity is often like drugs; over time, it takes larger doses or new drugs to get the same level of high. It sounds to me like you are at a place in life where you are comfortable in your own skin, and you are now willing to explore new sexual areas. In my opinion, as long as what you are doing isn't illegal, or doesn't hurt anyone (who doesn't want to be hurt), then go for it. After trying it, you may discover that you hate it. Or you may find that you love it. But the only way to know is to try. Heck, some of the things that i've enjoyed most were things that i was originally scared or reluctant to try. So go ahead and give it a shot. If you find that you like being taken by a man, then cool. If you find that you don't like it, then don't do it again. Either way, at least you'll know. Life is too short to deny ourselves our fantasies because we are too scared to make them our realities. BTW, ignore all of those people who tried to label you. Who cares if they think it is "gay" or "bi" or whatever? That wasn't your question. Their labels are irrelevant.
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