Drunk sex with straight best friend - doesn't remember

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Really debated posting this but I feel I have nobody else to talk to about it and it's driving me insane and completely consuming my thoughts.


So me and my best friend have known eachother about 18 years now.
I'm openly bisexual and have been for a number of years now and he was actually the first person I came out to and he has been nothing but supportive ever since.
He is your typical run of the mill straight guy - a real ladies man - handsome as hell and a proper charmer (& a father, if that has any relevance)

We are both early 30's

I won't lie, in earlier years I was very attracted to him and regularly fantasized about him although I always knew it was unrealistic.

Fast forward to the present - I have matured hugely over the years and have had plenty of sexual encounters with like-minded men and women without the need to chase or fantasize about anyone in my friends circle. I have always strictly kept my sex partners and friendships separate.

Last week after a night out I went back to said friends house to continue drinking, which we did.
We chatted and chilled out for a bit. Before I knew it and I cannot recall how the conversation came up but he said to me that he would be into having sex with a trans person and asked me if I would to which I replied no I don't think so.
I was BLOWN AWAY by this statement because as I said, I could never have imagined him to be anything other than straight.

My next memory was him coming out of the toilet and he still had his jeans undone and was holding his dick in his hand laughing.

My initial reaction was shock and I said - 'wtf? Are you messing?'
He didn't reply just continued laughing. I (being the horny shameless fucker that I am ) then said give me a a taste.

Without hesitation he moved toward me at which point I got off the chair and on to my knees.

After a few minutes he suggested we go upstairs, which we did.

To cut a long story short - we had sex (but we didn't kiss) he was totally coherent and assertive, dominant even. After fooling around for a few minutes he told me he'd like to fuck me which I agreed to (even though that was a VERY risky move - I wasn't planning on having sex that night, so naturally hadn't, shal we say, prepared)

It was an amazing experience. The chemistry was incredible. He even told me to maintain eye contact at one point.

Afterwards I felt a little awkward, we've been friends for so long I didn't want to geoprodise what we had.
I asked him did he feel awkward and he said no, not at all, that was fun.

I left after that, feeling elated but scared.

The morning after he messaged me asking how I was and proceeded to tell me that he remembers nothing after a certain point from last night.

In the days that have followed he still maintains that he has no recollection of anything that happened in the latter part of the evening.

We have met up since and he even quizzed me on what I could remember and looked for reassurance from me that he hadn't made a fool of himself.

A part of me wants to believe that he can't remember, because maybe that reduces the risk of losing him.
But on the other hand I feel so confused about the whole thing and want him to acknowledge it.

I am going through a rollercoaster of emotions ever since and I just can't move on from it.

My younger self would have been delighted about the whole thing but in reality I feel incredibly disappointed that it happend because over the years I had accepted the fact that it would always just be a fantasy and to be thankful for having something much more valuable in our friendship.

I want to bring it up and talk about it to make sense of it as I feel it's making me feel crazy trying to suppress it but I don't want to say anything incase he doesn't believe me or isn't comfortable? In my mind I think the lack of memory is a distraction, but I've never had the experience of 'blackout' or memory loss from alcohol, which is probably why I don't buy in to the idea? Not to mention the fact that I'm sensitive towards his feelings and wouldn't want to make him recall something that he may not be comfortable with.


What should I do?
 
I'm usually in favor of telling the truth, but I think this is different. You were both drinking, neither of you took advantage of the other, and I'll presume there was no transmission of an infection. I think this is a "what he doesn't know won't hurt him situation."

You could mention what he said about being with a trans person and see what he says, though.
 
I'm usually in favor of telling the truth, but I think this is different. You were both drinking, neither of you took advantage of the other, and I'll presume there was no transmission of an infection. I think this is a "what he doesn't know won't hurt him situation."

You could mention what he said about being with a trans person and see what he says, th
I'm usually in favor of telling the truth, but I think this is different. You were both drinking, neither of you took advantage of the other, and I'll presume there was no transmission of an infection. I think this is a "what he doesn't know won't hurt him situation."

You could mention what he said about being with a trans person and see what he says, though.
Appreciate that what he doesn't know can't hurt him, but the longer it goes on the worse I am beginning to feel, do I put my own feelings aside to protect his?
 
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Appreciate that what he doesn't know can't hurt him, but the longer it goes on the worse I am beginning to feel, do I put my own feelings aside to protect his?
What exactly do you feel bad about? He started the whole thing, and if he was able to get and stay hard, he couldn't have been that drunk. I think a previous poster might have a point and that he's pretending to not remember.

Whether he does remember or not, is it worth bringing it up?
 
Its a typical reply - they enjoyed the experience but think it diminishes their manhood, so, tuck it away and deny it happened.
That's exactly it and hence my comment about asking him about it next time you are drinking together, he would have to be really cool to be able to hide his response.
Sometimes it is valuable to offer a bit of support because these guys are wound up with guilt and shame and they just need someone to say it's ok to have those feelings.
 
That's exactly it and hence my comment about asking him about it next time you are drinking together, he would have to be really cool to be able to hide his response.
Sometimes it is valuable to offer a bit of support because these guys are wound up with guilt and shame and they just need someone to say it's ok to have those feelings.

I want to bring it up again, not even necessarily when we're drinking but if he's lying about not remembering he's doing a damn good job because I think I actually believe him.
Part of me wants to bring it up because if he doesn't remember now but does in time will it look bad on my part for not mentioning it at the time?

Then on the other hand my head is telling me to be grateful for what was a great experience, try to forget about it, and move on. Maybe it's for the best that he doesn't remember?
 
Do you really think so?
I've been researching memory recovery after drinking blackouts etc
If he was that drunk to have amnesia, he would not very likely not have performed the way he did sexually. The difference between a 100% straight bloke and heteroflexible is 3 beers.

His only fear is that someone else might find out and then he will have his 100% heterosexual badge confiscated.
 
My feelings on this and I have no way (just like yourself) to be sure, but on a night of drinking and so forth, if he was curious and carried thru and the next day woke up and thought to himself how do I cover this up? Easy, I don't remember everything from last night. Convenient and unfair to you IMO. He came onto you, not vice versa. If it ever becomes knowledge to someone else besides the two of you, you will be the "fall" guy. You are a known bisexual in your own words, I'm assuming he was assumed straight by his own words. Heavily closeted apparently which if that's the way he wants it is all good. But to put that on you, IMO with his bullshit story, is unfair and sets it all up to be your fault. Even though you didn't, "you must have taken advantage of him etc.". It's classic actually.
 
My feelings on this and I have no way (just like yourself) to be sure, but on a night of drinking and so forth, if he was curious and carried thru and the next day woke up and thought to himself how do I cover this up? Easy, I don't remember everything from last night. Convenient and unfair to you IMO. He came onto you, not vice versa. If it ever becomes knowledge to someone else besides the two of you, you will be the "fall" guy. You are a known bisexual in your own words, I'm assuming he was assumed straight by his own words. Heavily closeted apparently which if that's the way he wants it is all good. But to put that on you, IMO with his bullshit story, is unfair and sets it all up to be your fault. Even though you didn't, "you must have taken advantage of him etc.". It's classic actually.
Yeah that's my thoughts. I actually feel as if I was taken advantage of because I'm the one that now carries all the baggage effectively. It's a weight on my shoulders. A secret I am more than happy to carry to the grave if that's what he wants but to have me carry it and also carry all the questions surrounding his knowledge of the whole thing is totally unfair in my eyes.
 
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If he was that drunk to have amnesia, he would not very likely not have performed the way he did sexually. The difference between a 100% straight bloke and heteroflexible is 3 beers.

His only fear is that someone else might find out and then he will have his 100% heterosexual badge confiscated.
That's what I would have thought but the more I've read in to these blackout phenomenons it seems the person can be completely coherent and capable of doing most things including driving, holding conversation etc but the issue is the brain stops recording new long term memory. The mind boggles ‍♂️

Maybe I'll never know for sure?!
 
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I would leave it alone and go forward. If it should happen again when you drink together, maybe he will remember.

That's exactly what I've been doing, and everything has been strangely normal. If he does actually remember and the blackout is a cover up, he's doing a damn good job at faking it

Who knows what the future holds - maybe if I did decide to address it I would ruin any chance of it ever happening again.
 
That's exactly what I've been doing, and everything has been strangely normal. If he does actually remember and the blackout is a cover up, he's doing a damn good job at faking it

Who knows what the future holds - maybe if I did decide to address it I would ruin any chance of it ever happening again
So I think most of us agree, he absolutely remembers. Now, if you want it to happen again it's probably best to just play along with his supposed amnesia. Unless he took other substances, like pills, he would definitely remember some parts of the sexual encounter. Sounds like what he needs is gentle validation.

You can play along but also say, "yeah I don't remember much but I remember having a really good time". That way, it relieves some of his anxiety that he messed up a friendship also and might ease some anxiety that the sex was something negative. Put a positive spin on the night without saying what happened.

I guarantee he will find an excuse to go out again, drink with you and it will happen again. Guarantee it.
 
So I think most of us agree, he absolutely remembers. Now, if you want it to happen again it's probably best to just play along with his supposed amnesia. Unless he took other substances, like pills, he would definitely remember some parts of the sexual encounter. Sounds like what he needs is gentle validation.

You can play along but also say, "yeah I don't remember much but I remember having a really good time". That way, it relieves some of his anxiety that he messed up a friendship also and might ease some anxiety that the sex was something negative. Put a positive spin on the night without saying what happened.

I guarantee he will find an excuse to go out again, drink with you and it will happen again. Guarantee it.
I think thats the best advice, go out with him again and see what happens.
I'd been out for the evening with a mate, we'd had to much to drink, got a curry and headed back to my place as it was late. We talked about most things including his his sex life with his girlfriend - sounded athletic. Anyway a few beers on top of the curry and its bed time, sofa or are with me, he chose the latter. I sleep naked so I decided to sleep naked, he kept his boxers on. Some joking as we got in bed, flesh touching and when he decided to remove his boxers I felt a hard cock slide over my buttocks. He was a really good fucker, slow, patient and his climax was deep and satisfying.
Next morning it was the old "I had far to much to drink and can't remember..." routine. So I smiled and put it to one side. I didn't mention it, he didnt bring it up. About a month later we wrfe out again, more beer, more curry more moans about how his girlfriend is always ending sex and so we end u in bed - this time both naked and once again I get a fucking to remember. And next morning "I had far to much to drink....". So this is a guy who claims to have a full heterosexual sex life yet fucks his buddy!