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angus1
08-23-2007, 04:35 PM
Meeting someone with similar interests in every day real life is not very likely. Similar interests like sucking on cock and tasteing cum.
With a forum like this it is 1000% more possible. Again, the realty is quite different. Saying you want to suck on someone else's cock and share cum and actualy doing it is another story. Trust and compatability are huge factors. Honesty is important.
SwallowMyOwn
08-24-2007, 09:27 AM
Ok...so U wanna suck on a cock and have a guys spew his hot cum all over yur face and in yur mouth to swallow it....um, yet U say yur "not gay"...???

-wow, thats like really odd..

Meeting someone with similar interests in every day real life is not very likely. Similar interests like sucking on cock and tasteing cum.
With a forum like this it is 1000% more possible. Again, the realty is quite different. Saying you want to suck on someone else's cock and share cum and actualy doing it is another story. Trust and compatability are huge factors. Honesty is important.
I am not gay. I am married. I do enjoy tasteing my pre-cum and cum and have sucked on cock only once before.I am 52 yrs old. I live in Ohio.
Meeting someone would require conversation and confirmation of facts.One important fact would be that a person was clean (no aids possibilty with no multiple sex partners and no anal sex, as I would love to suck on your cock and when you are ready have you spew your warm creamy cum onto my face and into my mouth.)I will also gladly taste and swallow my own cum.
Thank you and hope to meet someone close to Ohio. Would be willing to drive about 100 miles and could meet during the day on a Monday or Friday.
LOVECRAFT
09-14-2007, 09:39 AM
wish you lived out west in colorado. i'd be draining your balls daily. love your posts.
Juanbefuta
09-22-2007, 08:24 AM
Ok...so U wanna suck on a cock and have a guys spew his hot cum all over yur face and in yur mouth to swallow it....um, yet U say yur "not gay"...???

-wow, thats like really odd..
Not odd at all. Most bisexuals, such as myself, consider "Gay" to refer to people who aren't attracted to the opposite sex or, at least, are more attracted to the same sex. For some juveniles, "gay" is interchangeble with the words "crappy", "lame", "poor", "boring" and such. Of course, that's doing wonders for perpetuating homphobia but that's a tad off-topic ;)