I am straight, so ...

[Wibble99999]

… why do I like looking at HungAngels? Sorry, if there have been other threads on this topic.

I am straight and have had the good fortune to have fucked many women in my life. I love women and have rarely met a woman of any age that I wouldn’t fuck given the chance - and 95% of the porn I look at is of women. However, I find that I really like looking at feminine tgirls on this site and have often wanked looking at photos here; however, I would stress that the word “feminine” is key, as I am picky and think that a sizeable proportion of the photos are of tgirls that still retain a measure of masculine looks and that is a turn off for me. I also like the idea of sexual activity with a feminine tgirl, although I don’t say “have sex” as I have no wish whatsoever to fuck one or be fucked by one. If the opportunity was to arise and I was with a feminine tgirl, I would certainly want to fondle and suck her breasts and be blown by her and – here is the strange thing – I think that I would probably be willing to suck her cock (but not let her cum in my mouth).

Before anyone says that I am gay or bisexual, I would say that I have never met or seen a photo of a guy that I would be willing to have any sexual activity with whatsoever … and it is not a case of me being gay/bisexual and denying it; I have no hang-ups about gay matters and, if I thought I was gay/bisexual, I would happily admit it. Let’s face it, if I was, I would have double the number of people to have sex with! But I am not. That is probably why I don’t like tgirls that have retained a measure of masculine looks and don’t want to fuck one or be fucked by one.

Odd though isn’t it? I would be interested in the views of others – particularly those who, like me, have no doubt that they are straight. Mind you, one should not analyse these things too much, as it can detract from the fun. Thanks for reading my post, which ended up longer than intended!

[StreaMER]

You're TSexual. That's what I consider myself

[Wibble99999]

Thanks StreaMER - guess that phrase covers it.

I thought I would add a couple of photos to illustrate the femininity I mean and I have wanked more that once to these. She is absolutely gorgeous and, with those strappy sandals on, I would climb over a sizeable proportion of the female sex to get to her!

[shiblet]

About sums me up too.

You're not alone Wibble!

[EZWind]

… why do I like looking at HungAngels? Sorry, if there have been other threads on this topic....... Mind you, one should not analyse these things too much, as it can detract from the fun.

....well, there it is in a nutsack....err....I mean shell

[trish]

Geez, what does a guy have to do to get into your pants? Undergo hormone therapy and get breast implants?!

[Jamie French]

It would never occur to an actual straight guy to assert their 'straightness' to anyone publicly or privately. After all, their heterosexuality comes as unthinkingly as the act of breathing or digestion. Hence, you are the gay. Welcome to the club, we'll send you a sticker and a flag.

[broncofan]

… I would be interested in the views of others – particularly those who, like me, have no doubt that they are straight.

Maybe some doubt is in order.

Surely, you don't just want to hear from people who will tell you what you want to hear? I think sexuality is complicated too, but your post is filled with unnecessary self-justification.

[Brolicmandingo]

You shouldn't feel bad. I am not attracted to men at all, but I've been intimate with a few transgender women. I consider myself bi, but I don't like men or dick and I will never be penetrated. I've never been with a man either and will not do it. You live once, if you are safe do what you want instead of worrying about what others think.

[svin_renigoth]

I think it's called 'gynephilia' or 'gynesexuality,' and I'm in the same boat. You're attracted to women and femininity, regardless of whether a woman is cis or trans. As far as straight/gay/bi labels go, I don't really buy into those...they just seem too specific and I feel like they don't match the broader spectrum of sexuality and sexual preferences that many people experience in their lives; they're very constricting terms.