Heteroflexible: Girls kissing girls is the latest trend

shel90 said:
:lol: @ J and J!

Seeing two women kiss does nothing for me.

Seeing two men kiss does nothing for me.

I guess I need to be in the action to get excited. I am not into voyeurism. :dunno:
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Ditto here. I don't get a stiffy from watching two women kiss. However, if they do more, maybe.

I guess I'm just not one of those guys or as I've gotten older, my interests have changed.
 
My first kiss was my female cousin. I was 13, she was 14. I was really embarrassed about it, but apparently, it is a lot more normal than I thought??? In the end, the experience did not capture my attention. I'd rather laugh with a guy I wanted to laugh with, and I'd rather kiss a guy that I wanted to kiss than kiss a girl.
 
Not only have I - I also have the ringtone WOOT!

As for a guy on guy music, look up Girl, I F&*%ed Your Boyfriend. I forget who sings it, but it was listed under Gay Pride Music on iTunes when I was looking up Darren Hayes stuff.

But the hard part for women is discerning the gays by the following:
Bisexual
lipstick lesbian (easily passes for straight)
tomboy - boyish but has no real desire for a same sex relationship.
and all out dyke - plays the man role in the relationships.

At one time this girl at work worked alongside me and the more I looked at her and talked to her I saw a reflection of myself in her. I thought my god this could be it! This could be the one. Then poof one day she was gone.

I think even though she already had a mate there was an interest in me as well as I am sure she saw a bit of herself in me as well.

Then another time I was training this other girl, she was OK looking but too young for my standards so I never pushed the subject. Turns out she had quite a crush on me, I even got told I was cute and funny. :eek:

For some odd reason there is this handful of GLBT at work but yet they never actually associate with eacher other while there and they never openly admit it as a group. But two or three out of the bunch will independently openly admit their homosexuality.

My philosophy is, the longer you live with one foot in the closet, the harder it is going to be to open up as people get to know you and expect you to be straight when in fact you are not.
 
Byrdie714 said:
Sometimes they need a push in that direction. So--I suggest that you and jiro123 kiss one another and we can all glorify it!





Not only double standard and homophobic but sexist as well.
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No doubt. But if you think about it, most homophobics come across as sexist, as well. They adopt the attitudes as compensation for their latent homosexual tendencies.:cool2:
 
shel90 said:
:lol: @ J and J!

Seeing two women kiss does nothing for me.

Seeing two men kiss does nothing for me.

I guess I need to be in the action to get excited. I am not into voyeurism. :dunno:
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Decidedly a sign of healthy sexual development.
 
BradB08 said:
Just another stupid, worthless trend among kids. It may be harmless to some but if one of the women who's doing the kissing actually has homosexual feelings about the other, isn't it wrong to lead her on like that?

I'll stand up and clap when guys kissing guys becomes a trend or when we see a video by a male musician called "I Kissed A Guy".

I will also say that I'm comfortable enough with my sexuality to a point where if my gay friends decide to flirt with me, it doesn't bother me. I'm sometimes even mildly curious about that lifestyle.
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Again, a sign of healthy sexual development.
 
Dixie said:
Not only have I - I also have the ringtone WOOT!

As for a guy on guy music, look up Girl, I F&*%ed Your Boyfriend. I forget who sings it, but it was listed under Gay Pride Music on iTunes when I was looking up Darren Hayes stuff.

But the hard part for women is discerning the gays by the following:
Bisexual
lipstick lesbian (easily passes for straight)
tomboy - boyish but has no real desire for a same sex relationship.
and all out dyke - plays the man role in the relationships.At one time this girl at work worked alongside me and the more I looked at her and talked to her I saw a reflection of myself in her. I thought my god this could be it! This could be the one. Then poof one day she was gone.

I think even though she already had a mate there was an interest in me as well as I am sure she saw a bit of herself in me as well.

Then another time I was training this other girl, she was OK looking but too young for my standards so I never pushed the subject. Turns out she had quite a crush on me, I even got told I was cute and funny. :eek:

For some odd reason there is this handful of GLBT at work but yet they never actually associate with eacher other while there and they never openly admit it as a group. But two or three out of the bunch will independently openly admit their homosexuality.

My philosophy is, the longer you live with one foot in the closet, the harder it is going to be to open up as people get to know you and expect you to be straight when in fact you are not.
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Chime in and correct me if I'm wrong, but I'd say guys have the same difficulty with the closet homosexuals who haven't the courage to come out even to themselves, and the metros.

And your philosophy shows maturity and insight.
 
care to emulate if I am homophoic or not, jillio?
 
JClarke said:
care to emulate if I am homophoic or not, jillio?
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You'll need to give me as many obvious clues to your true nature as jiro has managed to show the people in this thread.:lol:

BTW: "emulate" means to copy another's behavior or attitudes.
 
Emulate is in australian english ----- >> investiage. My apologises!

I don't like gay people, but I don't mind being friends with them, but I am totally uncomfortable if they eventually touch me for no reason. Is this enough for you to investiage further, no?
 
JClarke said:
Emulate is in australian english ----- >> investiage. My apologises!

I don't like gay people, but I don't mind being friends with them, but I am totally uncomfortable if they eventually touch me for no reason. Is this enough for you to investiage further, no?
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Sounds like you might have a case of homophobia brewing. :lol: But if you will go back and read the entire thread, you will see that jiro went much, much farther than that.
 
I don't really care if I am homoprohic or not, but I believe I am and I don't even care either. A gal dared her friend's boyfriend to kiss my cheek, I was like WTF and I ws like when he kissed me on my cheek -- *shuddddderrrr* No thank you.
 
JClarke said:
I don't really care if I am homoprohic or not, but I believe I am and I don't even care either. A gal dared her friend's boyfriend to kiss my cheek, I was like WTF and I ws like when he kissed me on my cheek -- *shuddddderrrr* No thank you.
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Most homophobics don't fear another homosexual as much as they fear the homosexual tendencies they hate in themselves.
 
But what I don't understand, I don't mind watching the lesbians, but for the gay (no offense) is what i dislike in my perspective and it puts me in the uncomfortable zone.
 
JClarke said:
But what I don't understand, I don't mind watching the lesbians, but for the gay (no offense) is what i dislike in my perspective and it puts me in the uncomfortable zone.
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Perhaps you should explore that. There is a reason it makes you uncomfortable.
 
JClarke said:
Uhh, in what specifics? I wouldn't want to go further than I think.
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I didn't mean explore homosexuality, per se, but explore your feelings as to why it makes you uncomfortable. Especially since female homosexuality doesn't appear to create the same reaction in you.
 
But I don't know why, I find it a good fantasty in female homosexauility but you can see that guys like it, since jiro and I are in the same boat, but in the male homo -- that's a different story
 
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