Homophobia and hypocrisy on hungangels

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Originally Posted by tslvrnyc

I'm amazed at the depths to which people go to convince themselves they're "100% straight" when clearly they're not.

"I didn't touch the penis, it's not gay"

If I give my friend a handjob while wearing thick wool gloves, is it gay? I was just helping the poor undersexed guy out, I never actually touched it.

If anal penetration makes one gay, what if a man is fucked by a hot GG wearing a strap-on?

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Not to mention...if you give your friend a handjob with thick woollen gloves, is he having sex with sheep???

Or getting your GG to wear a strapon, that's just weird!

The way I see it, these guys who throw out the anti gay, anti CD/TV comments are completely in denial about their own gay feelings and therefore set up this paragon of a perfect shemale (who must be completely feminine in every aspect but one) in order to justify and excuse their own liking for cock.

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Originally Posted by MariaTgirl

The way I see it, these guys who throw out the anti gay, anti CD/TV comments are completely in denial about their own gay feelings and therefore set up this paragon of a perfect shemale (who must be completely feminine in every aspect but one) in order to justify and excuse their own liking for cock.

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If that was the case then are TS just a subset of the gay community. I don't think so, in my opinion, that is. Transwomen are just women who just happened to be born in the wrong body. I think a lot of people make the misconception that if a guy likes a TS and her cock then he must be gay, because he likes cock. Could it be that he is just attractive to the girl and cock was just something extra. It's like being at McDonalds and ordering a Big Mac and small fries, but when the order comes the cashier gives you a Big Mac and large fries. It was just something extra that came along with it. I bet a lot transwomen don't see themselves as part of the gay community, so why does that make the guys who like them to be gay?

I don't understand the gay comments and hypocrisy that goes along with this board, but that's just my opinion.

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Originally Posted by RubyTS

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Originally Posted by tsntx

that sounds really gay

just saying ;)

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and THAT IS OKAYYYYYY ! 8)

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totally

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Originally Posted by MacShreach

So when I see men who are homosexual but too spineless to admit it (as if there was something wrong with it) and who abuse transsexual women to gratify their homosexual lust, I speak up.

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I think someone needs to look in the mirror!!!

Seems to me like you spent alot of time researching homosexuality to try and convince yourself that your not.

I hate to say it, but TG’s are members of the gay, lesbian and transgender community. We endeavor to mold our bodies into the form of our self image and we succeed with varying success. But no matter how complete our transition, none of us can embark on any serious and honest relationship without informing our suitors of our special journey. Only at such a time when these confessions are regarded as mundane and inconsequential, will we be truly integrated into society; and until that time we will be part of the gender community which the society at large perceives of as different and estranged. So long as guys love us for the remnants of our former secondary sexual characteristics, we have not reached that time in future history. In the meantime, however, I’m willing to have fun with what we got. If you want to make love to my dick, I’m down with that. If you don’t want to touch it, I’m down with that too. Let’s just agree to fuck the norms and do with each other whatever feels good.

as far as two horny people are gettin' it on, who cares about gender ?

I think this calls for an PSA from 2 of our favorite 80s stars.

http://www.verge.ca/hoff.jpg

As I contemplate these questions from my darkened closet, I begin to focus more on the questions than the answers. It seems to me that it keeps coming back to the same question over & over again. The question is:

What are you?

It's not "Who are you?". That question would imply a tacit admission that there's something beyond the what. There is, isn't there? This constant catagorizing, shifting boundaries & all, comes from everywhere in the sexual sphere. Looks like lots of folks have strong opinions about "what" somebody else is, while vehemently denying that the same criteria apply to them. Not always though. There's also lots of folks who camp in one of the categories they've made up, & vehemently defend their boundaries. And of course there's lots of folks who either try to blur the boundaries of "what" or reject them altogether. Personally, I lean toward that last one, even though the arguments over the boundaries of "what" are very entertaining. I think "what" is a false dichotomy, & there's 6 billion odd dirrerent answers to "who".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7RbZNT5A2A

The bottom ne is if you like transsexuals then you're gay, it's hard to admit it but that's the truth, shemales are not women, period.