Yourneighbor
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Do you find yourselves more apt or prone to have sex with other men if a female is present?
I understand that's a rather nebulous question so let me explain a bit if I may.
For me, I've basically had one M-M experience (actually two, but I'll get to that). The situation was actually with two couples, myself and my girlfriend and a married couple.
The first night with the other couple I detailed in the "first time" thread above, several months after that the four of us had occasion to get together again, but it was slightly different. The married couple had expressed a desire to be with us each separately - the girls together in one bedroom, the guys together in another. The girls seemed quite content with this arrangement, but I was actually not very comfortable at all and very little happened. It was the first time in my life where a willing sexual partner was at hand and I was just *not* into it at all... my mind or heart betrayed my body for once and not the other way around.
Now, I am single - never been married - no present girlfriends, and there are plenty of opportunities for me to go to gay clubs and the like and I would likely find someone there for some sort of encounter, but that is just not my cup of tea.
For me it seems like I have to have a woman involved, even if I am not particularly getting it on with her or anything like that, she has to be there and involved at least verbally and emotionally if not physically. I can very easily imagine myself as the 3rd wheel with a M-F couple in which I have no sexual physical contact with the woman, or with my own female partner (if I had one currently) and a 3rd wheel other man, even if there were no M-F physical acts going on and all the sex was M-M. I also can't seem to muster any desire to be alone with a transgendered person or transvestite.
I have fantasized for years about having a female partner setting up M-M sex with me and someone else, even more than one other man, but never without her being in the room and/or having some role - doesn't have to be physical.
I suppose it's my own hangup, but do many/any of you others out there find yourselves in the same mindset about it? Is this feeling common?
I understand that's a rather nebulous question so let me explain a bit if I may.
For me, I've basically had one M-M experience (actually two, but I'll get to that). The situation was actually with two couples, myself and my girlfriend and a married couple.
The first night with the other couple I detailed in the "first time" thread above, several months after that the four of us had occasion to get together again, but it was slightly different. The married couple had expressed a desire to be with us each separately - the girls together in one bedroom, the guys together in another. The girls seemed quite content with this arrangement, but I was actually not very comfortable at all and very little happened. It was the first time in my life where a willing sexual partner was at hand and I was just *not* into it at all... my mind or heart betrayed my body for once and not the other way around.
Now, I am single - never been married - no present girlfriends, and there are plenty of opportunities for me to go to gay clubs and the like and I would likely find someone there for some sort of encounter, but that is just not my cup of tea.
For me it seems like I have to have a woman involved, even if I am not particularly getting it on with her or anything like that, she has to be there and involved at least verbally and emotionally if not physically. I can very easily imagine myself as the 3rd wheel with a M-F couple in which I have no sexual physical contact with the woman, or with my own female partner (if I had one currently) and a 3rd wheel other man, even if there were no M-F physical acts going on and all the sex was M-M. I also can't seem to muster any desire to be alone with a transgendered person or transvestite.
I have fantasized for years about having a female partner setting up M-M sex with me and someone else, even more than one other man, but never without her being in the room and/or having some role - doesn't have to be physical.
I suppose it's my own hangup, but do many/any of you others out there find yourselves in the same mindset about it? Is this feeling common?