Aswad -> RE: Girl Scout troops disband over admittance of transgender child (1/3/2012 3:01:48 PM)
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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl But, does it give them the creeps because its just how they feel... or because its how they think they are supposed to feel... [;)] Interesting question. I don't get the creeps, most of the time, but it happens occasionally. Would be interesting to know. The topic came up in connection with a friend asking about a threesome, and when the prospect of getting blown by him came up, I did notice a certain reluctance in myself, and some apprehension about whether that might ruin it for me. So I turned it down, because I didn't want to risk having an adverse reaction to it that might negatively influence our regular social interactions. It might be interesting to check it out at some point, if only to learn more about how I tick, but I am not so penile retentive as to risk an otherwise good friendship to find out. I can see myself putting the malesub in an F/m couple to such use in the right setting, but I'm not certain whether that's a matter of the 'sub' category taking precedence over the gender category, or a matter of the sub effectively being a proxy agent as in non-contact sex, or even something so banal as the 'sub' part removing some aspect of competitiveness that goes deeper. I have more difficulty envisaging a similar thing with the malesub in an M/m couple, so interpreting it as being related to proxying seems most likely, though it doesn't exactly invoke the same degree of reluctance as did the offer from the straight switch friend that was single at the time. Again, potentially interesting to check out, but it isn't exactly an opportunity that pops up all the time. Also, there's this whole religious side of the issue, for me. I consciously know that my own interpretation is that the Abrahamic prohibitions on same sex contact are part of an outdated measure to enforce separation between the Jewish people and the surrounding Canaanitic culture (which embraced a very wide range of sex, some of it even beyond the limits of the TOS to discuss). However, the influences from before reevaluating it all are noticeably still present, and obviously part of me wants to "hedge the bets" as a consequence of the manner in which that faith is usually taught. Incidentally, lesbians do face some of the same issues gay men do when dealing with men, though I get the impression it's more of a problem that men don't respect the distinction between a bisexual woman and a lesbian woman, and that some even go so far as to assault them to "cure" them. What a ludicrous proposition, and how exceptionally tragic when that happens, but it's sadly a significant problem and especially so in countries with less legal protections in place. The actual girl on girl side of things is unlikely to offend straight men, seeing as it involves... well, women. Us straight men like... imagine that: women. Those of us that aren't fresh off the Stupid Factory assembly line know we're not going to be part of said girl on girl action, but conscious knowledge of that does little to dampen the appreciation for fine form and grace. Ironically, if the men around these parts are anything to go by, the average man wouldn't even know what to do with two women if encountering a couple amenable to the prospect. Still, in some places, lesbians absolutely face the same reactions and problems from straight men that the gay men face. Ughanda comes to mind as a supremely depressing example. Nigeria is a close second, if memory serves. Health, al-Aswad.
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