TieMeInKnottss -> RE: Sexuality - straight or bi? (12/9/2012 8:13:58 AM)
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ORIGINAL: xLaChienne I find it to be much more common with men than I do with women, in general. That has much to do with the gender divide. Women, generally, will wait to find what they seek and be content alone (or at least more content than settling) and not consider anyone outside of whatever parameters they have set. Men, generally, will take whatever is around while seeking. Which is fine, if they remain upfront about it all. What I've noticed is a large amount of socially inept men who are desperate for kink encounters will get so discouraged seeking for what they want that they will settle for anything at all, as long as it feeds their fetish. Even someone of the same sex. I see it quite a bit with sub men who want their fetish and don't care who gives it to them, which is why they are so frequently rebuffed by women. So is it common? No. Not so much. Is it common among those that are desperate or just plain tired of looking for what they really want and being consistently rejected? Yes. Well now I have something new to add to my requirements. I have always had "...straight heterosexual men who have never been sexually confused..." Now I must add "and never been so desperate for sexual contact that they have voluntarily serviced by another male..." My question, and call me naive, if you are THAT desperate...why not just pay for it? And what about taking care of your own needs? For me (& I KNOW the argument that, as a woman, I can ALWAYS find no strings sex....which BTW is not been my experience...I have had more frustrating, "God I want to get laid & no guy will agree" nights than I can count or remember) no matter how desperate, I have never considered finding another woman. Why? Because, I am not sexually aroused by women. Think of it this way...you claim you are so desperate you will use a man but, if the only available males were under 18 or over 80 or who wanted to do you physical harm (like you are an enemy POW held in solitary fighting for your life) would you still be physically aroused? Psychologically, I can't get excited & that leads to the required physical responses not happening.
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