LondonCutguy
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I expect to be sucked AND fucked!
I think in some cultures the straight/gay axis is more about active/passive roles in sex than it is about male/female. But the idea that a man sucking another man's dick makes him less manly seems pretty common all over. Cock-sucking and cock-sucker are derogatory terms and sucking another man's cock is pretty much the definition of gay in some quarters.Living in Turkey, where many guys are ashamed of being gay, I often hear guys say they don’t suck or touch someone’s dick as they are active, not passive!
The belief exists that being a Top doesn’t make them gay, it’s the (gay) Bottom’s role to lick & suck the Top until he’s ready to fuck and ‘job done!’
I’ve told a few that it’s easier for me to use a dildo if the guy doesn’t fully participate.
You might want to post this as a separate thread rather than hijacking this one. But going by other threads of this sort, I think many will advise you to be cautious about coming on to a colleague at work regardless of gender or sexuality.So my question is, if do like a male, and i'm male as well, how can approach him and not offend or act rude? I mean, we work together, i think people know that i'm gay, but i'm not a "openly gay" person and never tried to ask someone out in real life. I've used to date man only from gay sex site and only like that, where people are gay by default. I really like this man, but don't want to create awkward situation at work place.
Yes, I agree with your comments.I think in some cultures the straight/gay axis is more about active/passive roles in sex than it is about male/female. But the idea that a man sucking another man's dick makes him less manly seems pretty common all over. Cock-sucking and cock-sucker are derogatory terms and sucking another man's cock is pretty much the definition of gay in some quarters.
Totally agree. As someone else said, it's no more unmanly than a straight guy eating pussy, yet somehow it's still seen as such by some people. For me, being gay is about being attracted to the whole person, sexually and romantically.Yes, I agree with your comments.
I understand that not everyone enjoys certain aspects of sex, some don’t like rimming, toe sucking or something more extreme for example but if a man is gay and is attracted to another man I guess I expect him to desire to explore and pleasure every inch of their partner’s body, just like heterosexuals.
Not wanting to touch his dick seems strange to me
Because I remember that if a Top suck a bottom’s dick That make him less masculine