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| Not a potential *** Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 4,093 Location: Under the bed Status: Tired
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I'm sure you do, but you have to understand where this is comming from. As a straight male I view the concept of a homosexual act of the same level, perhaps even worse than beastiality in terms of desireablity. If you put me in front of a cow and another man, put a gun to my head and said 'do one' the physical reaction would be the same to me. I also don't think beastiality is immoral. I think its gross, I don't understand the drive, and I have no desire to partake in it. Much like I would feel about homosexual activity. Also we are talking in the context of swinging here, so pair bonding is a moot point. As for consent, I think thats a false argument as well. We are not talking about animal rape here, and anyone who has been around dogs enough know that dogs don't ask us for consent when they are humping our legs. Likewise as someone who has worked with horses, you can't really force a large animal to do anything they really don't consent to do. Hell part of a farmers job involves sticking their hands in 'odd' places as well as masterbating large animals for semen collection, which they are eager to have done to them. I've seen this argument used before when it comes to this subject and the facts don't match up with it. | ||
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| | #77 (permalink) | |
| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 281 Location: Florida Status: Single Male
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I can understand the desirability factor, but you could've just as easily said having sex with children (and for the record, I think both are grossly immoral). A dog running off of an instinct to hump a leg is NOT the same as a human being making a conscious decision to do the same. Pair bonding is not a moot point, because you ARE looking for compatible people within the lifestyle, regardless that you're not having a relationship with them. Or do you just have sex with any woman who comes along? Seriously. Desirability factor aside, at least choose an analogy that makes sense! LOL | |
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| | #78 (permalink) | |
| South of disorder Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 2,973 Location: Utah Status: Single Male
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I know what you are saying, BUT, you could have left the "as a straight male" part out of it. You're not speaking for all straight males. Mr. WS | |
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| | #79 (permalink) | |
| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 281 Location: Florida Status: Single Male
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Firstly, if I were gay, I would be insulted by having my particular sexual orientation compared with what is illegal in all 50 states, not to mention wholly immoral in the United States and Canada. If you fail to understand that, I don't know where else to go with this. But I can understand why it would irk them. It reeks of bigotry. Secondly, if I found out my spouse were having sex with orangutans, chimpanzees, cucumbers, azeleas, cats, hawaian pathos, rubber tree plants OR any other human being without my knowledge or conscent, then yes I would lose respect for them. Worse than that, they would lose my trust. Further, the fact that it is happening at all demonstrates lack of communication in the relationship and it is already in trouble. Umm... On second thought, let's take the cucumber off the list. Thirdly, I don't know what your wife's sexual orientation is, but assuming that she's bisexual (as are many women in the swing community), it would be a fair assumption to say that she is a subset of gay, as you eloquently put it. Or maybe all these other married bisexual ladies are subset of gay. Were I them, I would consider it an insult to my marital relationship. Lastly, I know that straight women have problems with being hit on by bisexual women at clubs. While this does bother them, I've rarely ever run into a hetero woman generalize by identifying bisexual women as lesbians. I don't have a problem with heteros in general and I do understand the revulsion some can have toward same-sex contact. But you really should examine your thought process, Chicup. To my ears, it sounds ignorant and laced with bigotry. | |
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 140 Location: tennessee
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I think I relate with a lot of guys who've written... in 7th 8th grade did a lot of sex play with guys (which always involved a playboy or two). Strictly girls only until we found a couple that we swing exclusively with now. I personally don't think of myself (or the other guy) as homo sexual, but we are definitley are not homophobic either. We see each other on average once a month, always at their farm--private farm. It's always a little funny to break the ice again to get back in the swing of things. But Friday night, we'll always begin with a group activity... often a 3 on 1 massage. But the baby oil gets to flowing easily, and generally our bodies are all slick before the end of the first massage. All I can say is, we're all touching each other in every way from Friday, and we're all enjoying it enormously. And in the mix of squirmy bodies, we can all end up in some pretty interesting, intimate, and purely sexual tangles. I believe the word would be orgy... and it's really great. Now, I am not attracted to guys in any sort of sexual way, I don't dream about guys and making love with them... I am attracted to girls, and very attracted to my own beautiful wonderful amazingly sexy wife. But we do like to have sex fun... |
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| Not a potential *** Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 4,093 Location: Under the bed Status: Tired
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That being said I still don't see the issue you are bringing up here. No one is generalizing bisexual as gay, in fact I think most women are bisexual in nature, far more than men. I only put bisexual rights with gay rights as they would face the same issues. I think there is a world of difference between being gay and bisexual.Quote:
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| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 233 Location: Iowa Status: couple
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| Wearing a evil grin Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,198 Location: Fort Wayne Status: Married Male Swing Lifestyle Name:Thetrueloves
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| South of disorder Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 2,973 Location: Utah Status: Single Male
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Wow, few subjects invoke the emotional responses like the subject of male bisexuality. I can't believe it actually. There is such a division in the two camps, with very little gray area where people say "it's not for me, but if it works for them". And like in the vanilla world where the media immediately takes swinging to pedophilia and beastialty, so does swingers about male/male contact. Wow, I thought we were the "enlightened ones". Surrender Mr. WS |
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| | #85 (permalink) | |
| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 907 Location: Mississauga, ON Canada Status: couple
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I have no issues with male/male or female/female contact within or out of the lifestyle. I do however have issues when someone makes a statement like Quote:
As part of that open mindedness I also accept that there are things that I don't have any issue with, like male/male contact and yet another person sees male/male contact as "gross". That person doesn't deserve any more critcism for his opinion than I do for me. Just my two cents worth..... Surrender
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| | #86 (permalink) | |
| Not a potential *** Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 4,093 Location: Under the bed Status: Tired
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Being a swinger doesn't mean I am now able to see two men having sex and think 'oh thats hot'. I still think its odd and gross as I don't have any of the biological urges for it. This isn't a judgement of their activity, I accept that they have the urges that make them want to have MM sex and my feelings shouldn't stop them in any way. This is what is called 'tolerance' I tolerate an activity that does nothing for me but seems to work for someone else. Tolerance doesn't mean you have to LIKE said activity. | |
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| | #87 (permalink) | |
| South of disorder Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 2,973 Location: Utah Status: Single Male
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Okay, "the enlightened ones" was said tongue-in-cheek, hence the quotation marks. I probably should have put a smiley after it to clarify that. Quote:
I don't see where I attacked your character. I never said, "Chicup, you are a morally desitute, biggoted man and everyone who thinks like you is the same." I made an accurate observation that this disucussion went from being, in a nutshell: Do you think watching two guys is hot and how many men are bi or bi-curious? to "male bisexuality is akin to beastiality" or "it has as much appeal to me as beatiality" which I likened to the general public's view of swinging in general - that swinging is the gateway to beastiality and pedophelia. The former could be left out completely and the latter could have been shortened to "it has no appeal to me" rather then dragging it down into the gutter. It would have been enough to say "no, it's not for me", but it went way, way further. Mr. WS | |
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| | #88 (permalink) | |
| Not a potential *** Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 4,093 Location: Under the bed Status: Tired
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I missed the tounge in cheek nature of 'englightened', its a flaw of written communication that such distinctions can not be made. Now the REASON for the beastiality comparison is to understand how someone could lose 'respect' for someone based on their sexual behavior. My wife is VERY turned off by MM activity. I can't think of anything thats more of a turn off for her. Me saying 'its not my thing' would do nothing to show how this is a fair reaction. By showing how to me and my wife MM activty is about as appealing as beastiality, something which most (but not all if you recall a post a while back) of us find gross you could understand our reaction to it if it became an issue in our relationship. Now this is a comparison that really offends homosexuals and bi males, but mostly because they are transfering their own revultion with beastiality and their feelings twords it to my revultion at the thought of a homosexual act. Their intolerance of beastiality is transfered to my stance on homosexuality which isn't correct. We all know bi males in the lifestyle are very defensive, understandably, but my viewpoint on the subject is not unique and is why most swing clubs do not condone/allow MM activity in public areas. | |
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| Come on down! Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 139 Location: Dominican Jungle Status: vine swingers Swing Lifestyle Name:RDfnd
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It seems to me that a number of the responses in this thread are unreasonably extreme. One has to wonder the true conscious or sub-conscious motivations for these posts. Tolerance for others and other ways of thinking is certainly something that those of us that participate in swinging should appreciate.
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| | #90 (permalink) | |
| Swingers Board Addict Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 281 Location: Florida Status: Single Male
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I have always understood the desirability factor with many heteros (and some bis actually) to same-sex activity. There is no question of that. I didn't just fall off the turnip truck yesterday. I've gotten the same reaction from homosexuals pertaining to sex with the opposite sex (go talk to a lesbian about sex with a man and you'll see what I mean). At the same time, I found the comparison to beastiality to be of an order of magnitude that is grossly unfair. It's like a non-smoker saying that smokers are comparable to druggies smoking crack cocaine. Or a vegetarian telling a meat-eater that he's a cannibal. It's like !!!!On the subject of beastiality being "harmless" or "morally ok", I think that's also off-kilter. I put down my German Sheppard of 16 1/2 years just a few months ago .. and although I have enjoyed the cuddle sessions with her on occasion, I KNOW that not only would I have hurt her by having sex with her, I have no doubt that I would've killed her. I like to think that I care more for my animals than that. Anyway. That's the last of my input on this subject. | |
| Last edited by Dooode; 08-30-2006 at 12:37 PM. Reason: adding a word to complete a sentence | ||
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