Men: what have you done to another man?
 

Me, nothing :D

I expect there to be a whole lotta nothing in this thread. Me: Nothing.

Shook his hand. Hugged.

Shook hands.

Hugged.

Tickled.

Slapped butts.

Pinched butts.

Pinched nipples.

Kissed on the cheek.

Dressed up as women and acted like best girlfriends.

I punched a guy in the nuts once, does that count?

Back-flipped onto his manhood in order to interrupt the fellatio in process from his female cohort.

sweet F A

I LOL'd

Never had an interest.

I don't think this is conducive to openess, at all!

Does myself count? :D

slap asses

pinches nipples

moon the dude on the face

fart on his face ..

and a whole lot of nothing

me nothing

seen some naked in the showers

nothing else

Nobody sucked penis or given/taken it up the butt?

Shocker!

I know we have a few bisexuals in here....

just shows how skewed the view on bi/homosexuality is i guess. once had a devout catholic explain why female homosexuality is fine while male homosexuality isn´t. "nothing is ´put´ anywhere"....

myself: i´ve done nothing but i´ve walked down the main street of this city with a very openly gay guy trying to get his hands down my pants. he certainly pushed the limit of my toerance and showed that like with so many things sexual harassment has the same "one rule for us, one rule for them"

ps if i said i fucked some guy up the ass for experimentation would i score some repect points?

Sexually assaulted my best friend by pinching his nipples. Puwahahaha

I'd definitely give you points for saying you were the catcher, not so much the pitcher.

I'm posting this with much trepidation, & basically only because the FDP ladies have been so open in the similar thread.

When I was a young teenager I did a guy in the ass. I'm not sure why, probably because I was young, stupid, & impressionable. He was sort of the 'older brother that I never had,' & at the time I believed pretty much whatever he told me, part of which was "It's normal, & doesn't mean that we're queer."

Thankfully it happened only once, & even more thankfully he wasn't able to return the favor.

I guess that now I definately won't be attending any TFP GTGs, or posting any photos of myself.

I don't think you should be so embarrassed about it. Even though it isn't something I think I want to do I can say with confidence that if I did want to try it and the right opportunity presented itself I wouldn't feel like I did anything wrong.

Kudos to the two of you!

Agreed. As far as I know, we don't accept homophobia and gay-bashing around here.

Thanks.

Most of the time I don't feel overly strange about the experience, but it definately caused some mixed emotions, especially back then. By mixed emotions I don't mean bi-sexual or homosexual thoughts or urges (I never questioned my sexual preference) just me questioning how it had happened & why I had done it.

Years ago, pre-internet, I read up on teenage same sex experimentation, & one commonality was the researchers felt that the male participants weren't being as open as the female participants. I know that 30+ years ago I would've lied, even on an anonymous survey.

If ever there was a thread that needed the "Post anonymously" option, it was this one.

I have never tried sodomy from either end with a man, and the extent of any experience was aged about twelve playing "show me yours, I'll show you mine", but that was co-ed.

Never had the desire or motivation to even consider doing anything. Women are just so damn attractive. Actually, I don't really see what women see in men at all. From my perspective, we have definitely won in the relationship trade-off.

I once decided to see if I was bi... with my gay best friend.
I've received a terrible BJ. I wouldn't hug him.
Then we decided to try out anal. I didn't wanna hurt him, so I let him try me. It didn't last more than 3 seconds... hurt bad.

And that was it. Never tried it again.

I was at a party and there was a guy who wanted to join me and my girlfriend. He was gay. The three of us talked about it for a while and then decided to see what happened. He started giving me a blow job ... I wouldn't say whether it was good or bad really. Just ... whatever. It didn't go much beyond that ...

I've made out with more then my fair share of men. Lots of heavy petting. But no clothes every came off. No real reason why not... It mostly happened in bars.

somehow I knew WK would be the heavy contributor to this thread

You seem so insecure about this experience. Yet it's all about experimentation - and you can know now that you've tried it and "it's not for me." Better than most bi-curious men. Also, have you realized that such thoughts are as much a turn-on for some women as girl-on-girl action seems to be for most men...

I didnt know this. some women are hot for bi-guys?

Oh, Jesus, yes. My guy is bi, and I consider myself astronomically fucking lucky.

Guys who get gay are HOT.

Yep. They sure are.

I'll take the guy who understands how he ticks.

I see this causing a lot of misguided guys at bars to tentatively grasp onto each other then start awkwardly making out when a hot woman walks by.

Haha, well, it would behoove them to make sure the woman actually IS into it. Believe it or not, there ARE guys who get turned off by women who lez out on each other, although they're probably a little rarer than women who are grossed out by man love.

Most of my group of friends, though? We love it. VIVA LA HOMOSEX!

I have some very deep respect for Anormalguy, Halx and vanblah. I doubted if anyone would ever admit it. Very cool, guys. Very cool.

Same to anyone that follows.

Same sex experimenting isn't something most guys discuss or admit to trying, even with internet anonymity.

I know that some women get turned on thinking about guy-on-guy action. My wife & I have had some very open discussions about threesomes or group sex, & what might happen, & she said seeing me with a guy could be interesting. That's not something that I would seek out, but I don't automatically reject the idea either.

I would admit to it if I had any such experiences, but I've never so much as kissed another man. I've been kissed on both cheeks before, but that was an entirely nonsexual gesture of goodwill stemming from the guy's culture.

I may be willing to engage in a threesome situation with the right third. What I do know is that I would have no interest in kissing or expressing such types of affection during that scenario, as I don't find men attractive in the least; the interaction would be purely sexual, confined to the genital region for the purpose of pleasure experimentation.

When I was in college in '83-'89 I knew a lot of students in the music department, and bi-sexuality was pretty common among both sexes. One girl wouldn't let a guy join her & her GF until after he had experienced a guy. It got wild at times, but my future wife & I were exclusive.

There was a huge downside to the good times.

One of my best friends growing up turned out to be queer (still don't know if he turned out to be bi or gay). When I was about 13, in a fit of depression and sexual frustration, I let him jerk me off. I felt very conflicted about it, because I did come, but I didn't feel comfortable with being sexual with him. But I was conflicted enough that the next time, I let him go down on me, which made me feel similarly uncomfortable. In the spirit of maintaining our friendship, I responded by jerking him off, about which I still remember thinking, "wow, this is just like doing myself, only less fun."

He wanted very much to keep doing these things, and though after that second time, I always refused, and never let him touch me sexually again, he pressured me to keep going, and really wanted to move on to anal. I refused, we quarrelled, and it ended our friendship.

That was pretty much it. In college, I was at a university where it was very, very hip to be gay, and I had several close gay friends who kind of suggested that perhaps maybe I should think about it. I tried: I walked around for a week or so, trying to imagine getting naked with a guy, but always ended up with a fantasy in my head of me and a naked guy, with me very uncomfortably going, "So...how are ya? Looks like things are...looking up...."

I finally figured out that while I love gay individuals very much, and I believe deeply in gay rights, I just don't want to be sexual with men. I'm not ashamed of what I did, but it still makes me a little uncomfortable to talk about.

Levite, I respect people like you. I strongly beleive in coexistence