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I have a problem in that after 2 1/2 months of dating the guy I’m seeing, he will kiss me and hold my hand but nothing further. We met online and got to know each other regularly for a couple months before we physically met, although we both had our face pics out there so there was no mystery in terms of what we looked like. Our first date went great and we spent hours walking on the boardwalk talking, on the second date we had a fair amount of heavy petting at a sports party he was hosting at his place.
With the second date still in my mind I thought the “3rd date rule” could be safely applied and after we went to see a play, I flirted because I wanted to be more intimate with him. But he backed out from that yet still kissed me goodnight. I really like this guy so I modified my approach on future dates and accepted his at times holding hands and kissing only rule, but now after 2 1/2 months I’m starting to wonder if his not seeming to want sex is indicative that there is a problem in our budding relationship. Also, on the second date I used his bathroom and saw that he takes an antidepressant and I’ve heard that sometimes that might both affect a man’s want for sex as well as potential erectile dysfunction.
So here’s my question for advice: What can be the best way that I can bring up this rather potentially sticky subject up for conversation? If it’s an issue of a medication affecting him physically, I can both accept and work with that. But I feel I also have the right to know if he’s truly sexually attracted to me in any way, and if he’s not attracted to me at all, even despite a potential physical issue, then he is more friend material than boyfriend material, right? How can I broach this without potentially offending him? I have hope that this guy might be husband material someday, but these issues I feel need to be ironed out before we go further. Help!
Thanks
Jason
What do you think QC readers? Is this a red flag that Jason’s new beau may not be all that? Or could his reluctance to get physical mean something else? And how can Jason bring it up without embarrassing or offending his prudish paramour? Please feel free to share your advice and experiences in the comments section! Have a question for QC? Send ’em to[email protected]and we’ll do our best to solve your problems!
Harrison and Dave are from the same ‘neck of the woods’ and see each other out often, but have never managed to hook up, until now at Blake Mason. They begin with the long awaited first kiss, Harrison runs his hands down Dave’s muscular frame, teasing his cock through his tight boxers. Moans and groans are exchanged while in an intense suck off, with each taking turns on the other, Harrison keen to deep throat Dave to the hilt. Then into a scorching sixty-nine, where Harrison couldn’t resist a quick lick of Dave’s tight ass, before settling back onto his cock. They break and Harrison climbs on top, wanking both cocks, as they kiss and lick each other. Harrison asks Dave to fuck him, and sits down on his cock, which leads to an exciting, passionate, mind-blowing, experience for them both.
Two weeks ago we shared theBroadway Bares promo pics. We didn’t get a chance to go, but were lucky enough to find some from pics the actual event. It looks Moulin Rouge crazy! Never have we seen so many attractive men wearing so much eyeliner all packed into one place!
if you like what you see here, there’s more pics and videos after the jump!
Thanks to AfterElton, Theatermania, Queerty, and Sticky contributors Boys in the Sun and BoyCulture for the pics.
Via Sticky.
Eric Deman has a very hot video of a young guy experimenting with putting a condom on. He works up his nice large dick and then practices peeling the rubber down the length of it. We would love to practice putting a condom on him! Download and save over 25,000 more videos of hot amateur guys from Eric Deman!
Jesse Moore is one of those guys who define the word ‘rugged’. He’s got this amazingly sexy body with just a hint of light blond body hair that you almost don’t notice until the light hits it just right, or you’re lucky enough to be within a few inches of his strong arms or athletic legs. And if you’re that close then you’ll also be lucky to get a close up view of his gorgeous cock and full hearty balls, jutting out from those V-shaped creases that flow down from his rock hard stomach.
Sooprise, sooprise. Looks like gossip rag, TV Aqui trumped up Ricky Martin’s alleged bisexuality just to create buzz (pot-kettle black?). If you remember, last week we ran TV Aqui’s cover reporting that the Latin man-candy “accepts that his heart could belong to a male or female.” Looks like that conclusion was milked out of a bone dry response basically telling the interviewer that he wouldn’t talk about his sexuality.
Well, the Bisexuality Examiner of examiner.com, Mike Szymanski (yes, quite a stupid job title) chatted with the TV Aqui interviewer Saudy Rivera this weekend and asked her if Ricky used the B-word:
“No, he didn’t say that,” she replied to me. “What he said was: “The heart of Ricky Martin… if it belong to a male or a female… I have never talked about it.” Her question was: “To whom does Ricky Martin’s heart belong?”
We’re not shocked. But adding to the lameness is that the same magazine also ran a poll asking what readers thought of Ricky Martin’s alleged bisexuality and one of the options was “He’s All Man.”
Now we don’t wanna get all butt-sore about a dumb celebrity poll, but even if Ricky Martin was the biggest ass-queen of all time it shouldn’t make him any less of a man. In fact, after seeing some power bottoms swallow parking cones, entire fists, and cinderblocks with their anuses, we consider their asses a million times more manly than ours (our asses are lined with pink silk roses).
After that, we wondered just what the hell else a “bisexuality examiner” examines and found this weird list of headlines: Cockroaches make great bisexual dads Bi penguin couple become parents at German zoo Ted Casablanca talks bisexual shenanigans among ‘Twilight’ cast New book calls Paul Newman a bi guy, confirming secret affair with James Dean
We know bisexuals get a bad rap as dirty hippies who’ll sleep with anything, androgynous glam rockers, timid celebs who still want mass appeal, and self-promoters who see bisexuality as a stylish marketing angle. But maybe the world of bisexuality’s crazier than we thought. Of course, if you want any of that here, it’s QCX for you.
Are you OK with gay PDA? That is, same-sex public displays of affection? Would you hold hands or nuzzle with your beau in public? How about kissing in an unfamiliar city or foreign country?
Sure some gay couples may avoid PDA for fear of gay-bashers, but a recent study from Harvard University psychologist Yoel Inbar found that even those who believe gay PDA’s OK may nonetheless harbor implicitly negative reactions to the actual act. That is, your pal, straight Bob may be OK with going to the gay bar but still feel a little freaked out when the bear bartender and Abercrombie jock start trading bunny kisses. Scientific American breaks it down for us:
In one experiment, the researchers randomly assigned 44 undergraduate students from the University of California, Irvine, to one of two different conditions. Half of the participants were asked to read a brief story about the director of a risqué music video which turned out to have the side-effect of encouraging gay men to French-kiss in public. (Think Katy Perry’s homoerotic “I Kissed a Girl” but, for this study, a male-on-male “I Kissed a Boy” equivalent.) The remaining participants read the same story, yet in this other version the video was said to have caused straight couples to French-kiss in public rather than gay men. It was stressed to participants in both conditions that the director knew the video was likely to induce public French-kissing but this was not his primary goal in making the video.
The participants were then asked the following questions: (1) Did the director intentionally encourage homosexual men [or straight couples] to French-kiss in public? (2) Is there anything wrong with homosexual men [or straight couples] French-kissing in public? (3) Was it wrong of the director to make a video that he knew would encourage homosexual men [or straight couples] to French-kiss in public? The second two questions in this list, the investigators reasoned, tapped into the participants’ explicit beliefs about the “rightness” or “wrongness” of French-kissing in public. And as predicted, these mostly college-aged participants agreed that there’s nothing wrong with either straight or gay couples displaying this type of affection in public, nor, for that matter, was it wrong for the director to encourage such behavior in either case. Intriguingly, however, in response to the first question, participants viewed the director’s actions as being more intentional when he encouraged gays to kiss in public than straights.
This peculiar finding is interpreted in relation to the well-documented “Knobe Effect,” a phenomenon first discovered by Yale philosopher Joshua Knobe whereby people are more inclined to say that a behavior was performed intentionally when they regard that behavior as being morally wrong… In other words, people who have a weaker stomach in general are more prone to find expressions of male-male sexual behavior morally wrong. However, because these implicit (often unconscious) moral judgments are often in conflict with social prescriptions of fairness and equality for gay couples, such individuals are usually completely unaware of their own prejudiced attitudes.
So the bad news is that people who are easily disgusted by things like poop maggots, dead babies, and rotten milk are much more likely to find gay kissing “immoral.” But the good news is that another wacky psychologist from the University of Pennsylvania, Paul Rozin, found that first-year medical students initially grossed out by corpses felt much less disgusted by them by the end of the year. That means that acquaintance softens prejudice and the more that other people are exposed to to “gross” daddies nuzzling, holding hands, and trading love pecks at the park, the more they’ll loosen up over time.
Of course, medical students are forced to spend time with corpses in lieu of a well-paid degree. And we’ve seen how warm and squishy gay haters suddenly become when there’s money involved. So next time you go necking in a park, bring along some bills. If someone bitches, give ’em a ten and tell ’em they have to watch.
As the waves crash upon the warm sands of the beach a figure emerges from the ocean. He shakes the water out of his short, dirty blond hair. Tall and trim, his light skin shows just a hint of a sun kissed tan. For someone with his build, the sharp definition of his washboard abs creates a stunning effect. He’s got a gorgeous body that makes you want to explore every inch. From his smooth chest to the sun bleached blond hair on his arms to the nice lush dark hair on his beautiful legs, he’s a total package. You ask his name and with the sweetest smile he tells you that it’s Chad Parker.
Louis is now completely at the mercy of Straight Hell. His vulnerable ass is raised in the air, spread wide open, and the nasty tops waste no time in shoving their fingers in, feeling how tight he is, giving him a taste of how he’s about to suffer. They want this straight boy impaled at both ends, full of cock in his most intimate holes.
