PE Has Turned Me Onto Dicks?

It’s perfectly acceptable to know and admit to oneself that one is bi-sexual but identify to the rest of the world as straight based on the fact you would only ever have a relationship with a member of the opposite sex, or would not actually act on the other side of your sexuality except in fantasy.

I’ve had plenty of physical experience of both sexes but identify to the ‘real’ world as straight, as I could not form a romantic attachment to another man; I was super horny and it was just sex. Here, as in my own mind, I am fine identifying as bi.

I used to say I wasn’t bisexual, I was try-sexual, as in I’d try anything sexual. But sex and romantic attachment are not the same thing.

Many guys identify as straight based on only wanting to date/marry a woman and having no desire to romantically attach to another man, even if they might fancy having sex with a guy when they are feeling randy as a horn-dog.

It’s just human nature to put ourselves into boxes, even if we have to shoe-horn ourselves into them and still not quite fit.

One timey I wuas looking at my shelf in the mirror naked and I got a boner. I felt guilty for being gay. But I an scraight

Just looking at my red glns penis and brown shaft make me aroused seriously but I am not homosapiens I love the woman. I don’t go against natural order of life

I don’t think there is a box for guys who get turned on by shelves. Elves, maybe, but not shelves.

“Object sexuality or objectophilia is a form of sexuality focused on particular inanimate objects. Those individuals with this expressed preference may feel strong feelings of attraction, love, and commitment to certain items or structures of their fixation.”

It is possible, though must be extremely rare. A few times I have seen a couch with curves or maybe a lamp, and instantly thought about a woman. Artist’s or designer’s intention in crafting such an object perhaps?

I can positively guarantee you are 100% homo sapien: Homo sapiens (Latin: “wise man”) is the scientific name for the human species.

Wow, what a GREAT Post!!!
Seems like you are very similar to me in that sense.
Nice to know there is someone out there who sees it that way.
I’ve also had sexual experiences with guys but have never “fallen in love” or desired a man in a non sexual way.

If some day it happens I won’t deny it and will enjoy it the same way I’ve enjoyed other things, but so far it has not happened.

I don’t google dicks, usually, as in searching for a particular porn star’s dick. But honestly, that’s because I have a pornographic memory (pun on photographic), and I usually already know most how pornstars look, male or female. Chris Diamond is actually one of the few that I didn’t know, by name. However, I don’t think any guy is immune to dick envy/admiration. Your dick will always be too big or too small for some women, even very attractive women. It is better to have a dick size that can satisfy the largest percentage of women, as opposed to a monster cock for only size queens.

I think Rocco Siffredi has the type of big cock that is very reasonable. Even porn star actresses usually have to take pain pills, and muscle relaxers, to have sex with Lexington Steele. People should watch interviews of that guy, on Youtube. He really keeps it real about the reality of having a monster cock. Much better than having a tiny cock, but still presents it’s own challenges.

I used to face this issue myself. I’m not interested in having sex with men, but I definitely have a sexual attraction for transexuals/trannies, when they look very feminine. Because I don’t mind them having a dick, and the fact that I’m attracted to femininity, I would occasionally list myself as bisexual. But then I’d get requests from guys who were “legitimately” bisexual, and I felt bad because I felt like I was leading people on, unnecessarily. I decided to be publically “straight’ since it is just too confusing to have to always state that I am specifically interested in, and attracted to “feminity,” thus women and feminine-looking attractive trannies. As far as labels go, I don’t find it necessary to “come out” or all the things that people feel the need to do, in social media, and all that stuff. I feel that many people forget about the power of privacy, and how useful it can be when people don’t know everything about you. Also, I’m only interested in relationships with actual women. Sexual intercourse, just for the sake of having great sex, is a completely different thing altogether. I feel people should have sexual pleasure in whatever way turns them on, as long as they aren’t hurting anyone against their will. (Taking BDSM sexual agreements, and some people’s specific sexual tastes into account)

Good to know then that it’s not some A.I. Algorithm bot that followed me here from another part of the Internet. I usually think twice when I see those double meaning word play handles.

Lol the intro of intervch really struck a cord

Unfortunately I don’t have time to find out what you are talking about in a 38 minute video. And who or what is intervch?

Tldr wat?

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