quasimodm
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Oct 16, 2018
- Posts
- 177
I generally describe myself as "bi-interested", because I have some (albeit limited) bisexual experience, decades ago, at the direction of a woman who fancied herself a domme and had a fetish for "forced" bi scenarios. This was (I imagine) far easier an introduction to M2M intimacy than searching for it on my own, and dealing with all of the likely awkwardness of a first meeting.
But as I get older, I find myself more and more ... curious ... about taking exactly that step, on my own, with another man. The usual things keep me cautious: safety and sanity primarily, proximity obviously (now that I'm retired early and no longer traveling extensively for work).
But I've I have seen posts (and/or comments) from seemingly safe and sane, "normal" men who say that they are looking for this kind of experience.
And nothing ever seems to come of them (no pun intended). Does bi-curious mean merely idly so? Will they never actually take the plunge? I understand the advantages of fantasy. But I also can imagine the additional advantages of reality.
But as I get older, I find myself more and more ... curious ... about taking exactly that step, on my own, with another man. The usual things keep me cautious: safety and sanity primarily, proximity obviously (now that I'm retired early and no longer traveling extensively for work).
But I've I have seen posts (and/or comments) from seemingly safe and sane, "normal" men who say that they are looking for this kind of experience.
And nothing ever seems to come of them (no pun intended). Does bi-curious mean merely idly so? Will they never actually take the plunge? I understand the advantages of fantasy. But I also can imagine the additional advantages of reality.