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Friday, January 31, 2014
Thursday, January 30, 2014
¿CAN MY ONE ON ONE TIME HELP OR HURT MY RELATIONSHIP?
Let me just put this out there I really enjoy a good jack-off. It’s not compulsive in any way, I just enjoy
a bit of ‘me-time’. I jack off about once a day and I pretty much
always use porn to help me get off. I have sex too in a monogamous relationship
of six years. The sex we have is good, REALLY good, but it’s nothing like the
porn I watch.
In my jack-off sessions I tend to get off watching myvidster videos
of ‘rugged, masculine men, having rough and ready encounters’. Within my
relationship the sex is intimate and I get that physical and emotional
connection. The other day I was talking to a friend about the sex that I have and
during the conversation, my friend told me, ‘it’s
a bit weird that you’re still jacking-off so much even though you have a
healthy relationship’. It’s almost like there’s something missing from your
sex-life.
I beg to differ because from the time I knew myself, I was the only
one giving me pleasure until I got curious about involving another person. So I
put my ‘porn versus real-life’ situation to you, do you think masturbating even though you have a partner is unnecessary?
FIRST ACTIVE COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYER COMES OUT
College
football kicker Conner Mertens came out as bisexual to his teammates at
Willamette University in Oregon last night, Cyd Zeigler reports at Outsports, becoming the first active college
football player in the U.S. to come out publicly.
He did it for
personal reasons, writes Zeigler, but also in the hope of inspiring fellow LGBT
athletes to follow in his footsteps:
"For me growing up, I always felt the biggest thing that caused my depression was the feeling of being alone," Mertens said. "I hate the stereotypes that go along with liking the same sex. You don't have to follow the stereotype to be this way. I made the decision that if I could help anyone else avoid feeling the way I felt, I would."
The people he most wanted to reach are the residents of his hometown of Kennewick, Wash. The Tri-Cities is a conservative area in Southeast Washington that Mertens said isn't the most LGBT-friendly place in the world... Despite being a successful football player, he feared losing his friends and teammates if he talked about his homosexual tendencies.
"I had a smile on my face all the time as a kid, but I was dying on the inside. In my hometown, you have to fit in or you'll be exiled. If somebody had come out that I looked up to in the town, I would have been a lot happier.Mertens doesn't want any other youth in his hometown to ever feel the way he did, so he took matters into his own hands."
Conner came
out to the coaching staff and leaders on the team, then to the rest of the team
at a meeting last night. He says the response from his teammates has been
overwhelmingly positive. "It's been incredible," he said. "I'm
speechless."
Congratulations
on taking this important step, Conner, and welcome to the out and proud LGBT
family!
Read the rest
of Zeigler's extensive report here.
SOURCE: THE BILERICO PROJECT
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
THE 6 STRAIGHT WOMEN GAY MEN SHOULD AVOID
In the homo history books, straight women have always held a
cherished role in the road to acceptance for gays around the globe. They were
holding our hand on our first trip to the gay bars, they went to the prom with
us even though they knew they weren’t going to get lucky, and they are still
our dinner dates when our boyfriends are nowhere to be found. Yes, it is no
secret that gay men and straight women can often be a match made in platonic
heaven.
Unfortunately, some of these precious ladies take on a more
insidious tone when they inappropriately co-opt the experience of being a gay
man, or treat us like objects instead of friends. A few might have started off
as allies, but somewhere along the way, they evolved into these six types of
broads who are a nuisance, a bother, and an altogether bitch for gay men to put
up with.
These are the six straight women that gay men should avoid — at all
costs.
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