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Reply #60 posted 03/26/08 3:08pm

Imago

rushing07 said:

Imago said:



Well, if that's the only thing preventing that hookup, then I've lost you falloff


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ky


Ogami
Is what I see
When I do you
In front of
the mirror


pray


awwwww, that's SENSATIONAL!

But alas, it's true...Lukasz does have an americanized penis yall. Except for the scale... It's very greek eek (NSFW) http://www.danonderdonk.c...ushing.gif (NSFW) eek
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Reply #61 posted 03/26/08 3:12pm

eleven

rushing07 said:

Imago said:



lol



well. that hurt.


falloff

But I'm cut...sad


No problem- both don't have to be uncut to have a little fun whistling .
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Reply #62 posted 03/26/08 3:13pm

Imago

Well, now that we've gotten docking out of the way rolleyes, let's move on to painting.
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Reply #63 posted 03/26/08 3:14pm

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Well, yeah . I mean they do get washed between wearings.

Anyways , people who eat each others ass shouldnt have issues with wearing each others clothes. shrug


I guess gross isn't the right word. Tacky? lol Like couples who dress alike. Wear mathcing jackets or something. I hate that.

lol, i saw an older couple the other day ...they both had jean jackets and pants...I thought it was so cute.
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Reply #64 posted 03/26/08 3:15pm

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newpower99 said:

CarrieMpls said:


You know what?
I find that gross.

lol

I so don't want anyone wearing my clothes. And couples wearing each other's clothes is just kind of nasty to me.



Well, yeah . I mean they do get washed between wearings.

Anyways , people who eat each others ass shouldnt have issues with wearing each others clothes. shrug



Nor should they be all offended when I don't have an extra toothbrush in the morning.



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Reply #65 posted 03/26/08 3:15pm

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eleven said:

rushing07 said:



falloff

But I'm cut...sad


No problem- both don't have to be uncut to have a little fun whistling .


Choo choo

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Reply #66 posted 03/26/08 3:16pm

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Imago said:

newpower99 said:




Wow. .... you're good. lol


et tu newpower99? Et tu? sigh


Now you're just reaching nod

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Reply #67 posted 03/26/08 3:17pm

eleven

rushing07 said:

Choo choo




eek woot!
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Reply #68 posted 03/26/08 3:17pm

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Imago said:

Well, now that we've gotten docking out of the way rolleyes, let's move on to painting.


Like Face Painting? Isn't that for kids?

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Reply #69 posted 03/26/08 3:18pm

Imago

superspaceboy said:

Imago said:



et tu newpower99? Et tu? sigh


Now you're just reaching nod

help me out here Bob: http://prince.org/msg/7/265523?pg=1

I think I'm about to get flamed.
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Reply #70 posted 03/26/08 3:19pm

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superspaceboy said:

Three-way's are pretty simple to set up and open relationships are the norm.


never done the 3way thing, but I always thought thats the best way to make a relationship fufilling when 2 partners can agree to have fun with another instead of cheating.
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Reply #71 posted 03/26/08 3:19pm

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Imago said:

Well, now that we've gotten docking out of the way rolleyes, let's move on to painting.




falloff
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Reply #72 posted 03/26/08 3:24pm

Anxiety

DAMN, what kind of gay relationships are you all talking about?

then again, i thought "going to third base" meant that i could flash some ankle at my sweetie without being called a filthy whore. redface
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Reply #73 posted 03/26/08 3:30pm

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paisleypark4 said:

superspaceboy said:

Three-way's are pretty simple to set up and open relationships are the norm.


never done the 3way thing, but I always thought thats the best way to make a relationship fufilling when 2 partners can agree to have fun with another instead of cheating.


that's why there is open relationships.

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Reply #74 posted 03/26/08 3:39pm

VoicesCarry

superspaceboy said:

paisleypark4 said:



never done the 3way thing, but I always thought thats the best way to make a relationship fufilling when 2 partners can agree to have fun with another instead of cheating.


that's why there is open relationships.


For myself, I'm strictly monogamous. I feel if we need to open that area up, too much is missing in the relationship for it to be worth sustaining. I know guys in open relationships, and they spend more time fucking others than they do enjoying their supposed partner. That's not for me.
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Reply #75 posted 03/26/08 3:40pm

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VoicesCarry said:

superspaceboy said:



that's why there is open relationships.


For myself, I'm strictly monogamous. I feel if we need to open that area up, too much is missing in the relationship for it to be worth sustaining. I know guys in open relationships, and they spend more time fucking others than they do enjoying their supposed partner. That's not for me.

but that doesn't apply to every open relationship though. the cool thing about them is you negoate what works.

one of my mentors is a gay couple that have been together for 25 years and been open for 20 of those years. and i don't know two people more in love.
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Reply #76 posted 03/26/08 3:42pm

VoicesCarry

ehuffnsd said:

VoicesCarry said:



For myself, I'm strictly monogamous. I feel if we need to open that area up, too much is missing in the relationship for it to be worth sustaining. I know guys in open relationships, and they spend more time fucking others than they do enjoying their supposed partner. That's not for me.

but that doesn't apply to every open relationship though. the cool thing about them is you negoate what works.


That's exactly what I meant. Those are just the guys I have had contact with (no, not that kind of contact). Just like it's wrong to say all open relationships are like that, it's also spurious to suggest no gay man is capable of a happy monogamous relationship. "Because we'd wind up cheating, anyway" is, to me, not a reason to open up the relationship; it's a reason to end it. But that's just me.

I don't think open relationships are the norm in the gay world, anyway. I think you have stated you share that view in the past.
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Reply #77 posted 03/26/08 3:43pm

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VoicesCarry said:

superspaceboy said:



that's why there is open relationships.


For myself, I'm strictly monogamous. I feel if we need to open that area up, too much is missing in the relationship for it to be worth sustaining. I know guys in open relationships, and they spend more time fucking others than they do enjoying their supposed partner. That's not for me.

I can only do the open thing If I'm not in love with that person, aka fuck buddies. But if my feelings are involved, I haven't been able to accept someone else being with my partner. I can have sex for the sake of having it but when my heart is involved, sex is something much more for me.
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Reply #78 posted 03/26/08 3:45pm

VoicesCarry

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

VoicesCarry said:



For myself, I'm strictly monogamous. I feel if we need to open that area up, too much is missing in the relationship for it to be worth sustaining. I know guys in open relationships, and they spend more time fucking others than they do enjoying their supposed partner. That's not for me.

I can only do the open thing If I'm not in love with that person, aka fuck buddies. But if my feelings are involved, I haven't been able to accept someone else being with my partner. I can have sex for the sake of having it but when my heart is involved, sex is something much more for me.


Me, too. Ultimately you find the person that complements you best. Everyone, gay and straight, has different standards for their relationships, but I just have to laugh when I'm told I'm "conforming to the straight agenda" or some shit like that simply because I don't fuck around. lol
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Reply #79 posted 03/26/08 3:46pm

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VoicesCarry said:

ehuffnsd said:


but that doesn't apply to every open relationship though. the cool thing about them is you negoate what works.


That's exactly what I meant. Those are just the guys I have had contact with (no, not that kind of contact). Just like it's wrong to say all open relationships are like that, it's also spurious to suggest no gay man is capable of a happy monogamous relationship. "Because we'd wind up cheating, anyway" is, to me, not a reason to open up the relationship; it's a reason to end it. But that's just me.

I don't think open relationships are the norm in the gay world, anyway. I think you have stated you share that view in the past.
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i think most gay relationships start out monogamous. i know i would, but i also think that it's probably 50/50 after a certain point.
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Reply #80 posted 03/26/08 3:46pm

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VoicesCarry said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:


I can only do the open thing If I'm not in love with that person, aka fuck buddies. But if my feelings are involved, I haven't been able to accept someone else being with my partner. I can have sex for the sake of having it but when my heart is involved, sex is something much more for me.


Me, too. Ultimately you find the person that complements you best. Everyone, gay and straight, has different standards for their relationships, but I just have to laugh when I'm told I'm "conforming to the straight agenda" or some shit like that simply because I don't fuck around. lol

God gave me naturally green eyes for a reason lol
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Reply #81 posted 03/26/08 3:47pm

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VoicesCarry said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:


I can only do the open thing If I'm not in love with that person, aka fuck buddies. But if my feelings are involved, I haven't been able to accept someone else being with my partner. I can have sex for the sake of having it but when my heart is involved, sex is something much more for me.


Me, too. Ultimately you find the person that complements you best. Everyone, gay and straight, has different standards for their relationships, but I just have to laugh when I'm told I'm "conforming to the straight agenda" or some shit like that simply because I don't fuck around. lol

you are only conforming if you look down on those who have open relationships.

i will say most people i know are in some form of open relationship but i think that has more to do with the section of gay world i'm in.
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Reply #82 posted 03/26/08 3:48pm

VoicesCarry

ehuffnsd said:

VoicesCarry said:



That's exactly what I meant. Those are just the guys I have had contact with (no, not that kind of contact). Just like it's wrong to say all open relationships are like that, it's also spurious to suggest no gay man is capable of a happy monogamous relationship. "Because we'd wind up cheating, anyway" is, to me, not a reason to open up the relationship; it's a reason to end it. But that's just me.

I don't think open relationships are the norm in the gay world, anyway. I think you have stated you share that view in the past.
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i think most gay relationships start out monogamous. i know i would, but i also think that it's probably 50/50 after a certain point.


nod Same in the straight world. I think we're just more likely to make it open and maintain the relationship. Whether or not it's worth maintaining is another matter. I think when both of you are on gay.com trolling for dick 24/7, there's something truly sad and wrong, though. It's pretty common.
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Reply #83 posted 03/26/08 3:50pm

VoicesCarry

ehuffnsd said:

VoicesCarry said:



Me, too. Ultimately you find the person that complements you best. Everyone, gay and straight, has different standards for their relationships, but I just have to laugh when I'm told I'm "conforming to the straight agenda" or some shit like that simply because I don't fuck around. lol

you are only conforming if you look down on those who have open relationships.

i will say most people i know are in some form of open relationship but i think that has more to do with the section of gay world i'm in.


I don't look down on them if they don't look down on me. It's mutual. But I've gotten that line a LOT, I'm sorry to say. Also, if I want to get married, I'm now "a slave of the straight institution of marriage" or some shit like that. lol
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Reply #84 posted 03/26/08 3:51pm

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ehuffnsd said:

VoicesCarry said:



Me, too. Ultimately you find the person that complements you best. Everyone, gay and straight, has different standards for their relationships, but I just have to laugh when I'm told I'm "conforming to the straight agenda" or some shit like that simply because I don't fuck around. lol

you are only conforming if you look down on those who have open relationships.

i will say most people i know are in some form of open relationship but i think that has more to do with the section of gay world i'm in.

See, I don't want to have to be expected to be open to open relationships either. I don't judge those for having them if it works for them but lots of guys have the expectation that it has to be that way and for stupid romantic lovebugs like me, dating really can suck because of this. I'm possessive but not controlling, if that makes sense. I can't even say that I couldn't function within an open relationship but all my relationships have intended to be monogomous and none of them worked out that way. I think I'd rather know up front this is the deal than be cheated on. I'd rather be alone than to love someone and they cheat on me.
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Reply #85 posted 03/26/08 3:52pm

Anxiety

ehuffnsd said:

VoicesCarry said:



That's exactly what I meant. Those are just the guys I have had contact with (no, not that kind of contact). Just like it's wrong to say all open relationships are like that, it's also spurious to suggest no gay man is capable of a happy monogamous relationship. "Because we'd wind up cheating, anyway" is, to me, not a reason to open up the relationship; it's a reason to end it. But that's just me.

I don't think open relationships are the norm in the gay world, anyway. I think you have stated you share that view in the past.
[Edited 3/26/08 15:43pm]

i think most gay relationships start out monogamous. i know i would, but i also think that it's probably 50/50 after a certain point.


i think more and more, though, gay couples are following more monogamous/heteronormative models because it satisfies a pressure to be seen as a valid family unit by mainstream society. not that i agree or disagree with that decision - but i do think it's a strong reality.
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Reply #86 posted 03/26/08 3:53pm

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

ehuffnsd said:


you are only conforming if you look down on those who have open relationships.

i will say most people i know are in some form of open relationship but i think that has more to do with the section of gay world i'm in.

See, I don't want to have to be expected to be open to open relationships either. I don't judge those for having them if it works for them but lots of guys have the expectation that it has to be that way and for stupid romantic lovebugs like me, dating really can suck because of this. I'm possessive but not controlling, if that makes sense. I can't even say that I couldn't function within an open relationship but all my relationships have intended to be monogomous and none of them worked out that way. I think I'd rather know up front this is the deal than be cheated on. I'd rather be alone than to love someone and they cheat on me.

see i feel the same way about people who say monogomy or no. in the begining yes but you never know what the future brings.
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Reply #87 posted 03/26/08 3:55pm

VoicesCarry

ehuffnsd said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:


See, I don't want to have to be expected to be open to open relationships either. I don't judge those for having them if it works for them but lots of guys have the expectation that it has to be that way and for stupid romantic lovebugs like me, dating really can suck because of this. I'm possessive but not controlling, if that makes sense. I can't even say that I couldn't function within an open relationship but all my relationships have intended to be monogomous and none of them worked out that way. I think I'd rather know up front this is the deal than be cheated on. I'd rather be alone than to love someone and they cheat on me.

see i feel the same way about people who say monogomy or no. in the begining yes but you never know what the future brings.


Some people know what they want. I won't accept anything else from a partner. There are guys who want nothing but an open relationship, or don't even want a relationship at all. They know this, it's acceptable and they're up front about it.
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Reply #88 posted 03/26/08 3:55pm

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Anxiety said:

ehuffnsd said:


i think most gay relationships start out monogamous. i know i would, but i also think that it's probably 50/50 after a certain point.


i think more and more, though, gay couples are following more monogamous/heteronormative models because it satisfies a pressure to be seen as a valid family unit by mainstream society. not that i agree or disagree with that decision - but i do think it's a strong reality.

i dunno. like i said because of my involvement in a certain part of the community, btw what are you doing memorial day weekend, i don't see alot of heternomoative beheaviour. even the straight people i know don't follow that model.
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Reply #89 posted 03/26/08 3:56pm

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ehuffnsd said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:


See, I don't want to have to be expected to be open to open relationships either. I don't judge those for having them if it works for them but lots of guys have the expectation that it has to be that way and for stupid romantic lovebugs like me, dating really can suck because of this. I'm possessive but not controlling, if that makes sense. I can't even say that I couldn't function within an open relationship but all my relationships have intended to be monogomous and none of them worked out that way. I think I'd rather know up front this is the deal than be cheated on. I'd rather be alone than to love someone and they cheat on me.

see i feel the same way about people who say monogomy or no. in the begining yes but you never know what the future brings.

Well the older I've gotten the more I know I want monogomy but I'm not going to chain a person down either. Probably why I don't have a partner and struggle in my dating life. I would have to be so outerspace confident in my partners love for me that him being with someone else for a get off wouldn't matter. I'm not sure that it would never matter to me no matter how old I am. Not sure.
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