
Are you the kinda of man that isn't exactly a âtopâ or a âbottom,â although if things go there, youâll be find with it? Are you the kind of âversatileâ man that if you could get away with it, youâd spend most of the rest of my sex life just making out and cuddling?
Now I get that making out and cuddling would dim your future prospects with guys who leave your bed smiling on the outside and disappointed on the inside, but what do we do when the labels of âtopâ or a âbottomâ leaves you feeling as if youâre just going to bottom, youâre nothing?
Despite attempts to track down a missing biological link (which inadvertently and incorrectly implies that anal sex â and by extension, topping and bottoming â are strictly gay things or even defining gay things), thereâs no conclusive evidence that whether we consider ourselves âtopsâ or âbottomsâ is not ultimately and literally a matter of sexual preference. Even if we were predisposed to enjoy one role over the other, the labels would not be indivisible from who we are the way race, gender, and sexual orientation are.
Can we legitimately use them to victimize one group and demonize another in the same vein? What a lovely gay world it would be if we didnât divide and limit ourselves by obsessing over labels in the first place. Think of all the potential Mr. Rights we wouldnât miss out on just because they checked a certain box on Grindr.
Versatile should be the new black. Thatâs not just âversatileâ as in flexible enough to flip in bed, but also flexible enough to transcend âtypeâ-casting (âBearsâ only! âMascâ only!), and especially flexible enough to have great sex without âTop or bottom?â being the crux of it.
Thereâs so much more to great sex, and anyone who thinks there isnât hasnât been doing it right.
Great question in the title, seriously. đđ»
ReplyDeleteBut a total let down that sex automatically for gays means it has to be hookups with whoever is the closest and it's quite sad that toxic trash Grindr is even mentioned. đ
I believe we're much more worth that that. Hopefully, people will leave those apps for meaningless sex and stop risking their health. Mental one included. đ€·ââïž
I get what you are saying but I donât see ppl leaving hookup apps
DeleteSince I am using a lot grindr right now, I tell you that I find a lot of people vanishing. On grindr, relationships are not liquid, they are downright aerial, if not gaseous. First a guy makes you realize he's very interested in having sex with you, then he either disappears or blocks you. But I already knew this.
ReplyDeleteLabels, on the other hand, can be useful. If I chat with a guy for whom it is absolutely essential to fuck my ass, well, I better tell him right away that my ass is closed, being me only a top. (and what's more, if the butt is clean and wide).
Also, I can't host. If you do not host, the meeting is a bit complicated.
Therefore, I find the prior clarification of some essential aspects.
I think we need to be open and honest about our hookup sessions
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