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Originally Posted by TSF
One more. Do you like his/her?  |
i am not much into cross dessers, i'm really into very feminine tgirls, but this one is amazing. my libido perceives him/her completely as a female and he/she turns me on so much. this one human being is CUTE. i'd really love to take him a night out, caress his pretty face, snog him and then satisfy his genitalia any way i could. i would be quite likely to fall in love with him if he were a nice person. please could you post some more?
anyway this seems to me more the exception than the rule, most of other pretty boys do not turn me on but i'm glad there are plenty of other people who do.
who i don't understand is the australian guy who posted in the first or second page of this thread complaining that "...i find this disgusting, you are nuts and they just look like a bunch of fags.." (i just quoted freely from what i could remember ). Damn, if you don't like it why on earth are you looking and posting in this thread which states clearly that it's about pretty BOYS? Can't you tolerate that others might have
slightly different sexual tastes from yours? And, most of all, on what ground do you award yourself the right to insult others and needlessly call them
fags, especially since you describe yourself as a shemale lover? So you seem to like people who happen to have cocks, exactly what common people (and i'm sure most of your BBQ mates) would describe as FAGS. Don't take me wrong i'm not a petulant nerd advocating political correctness everywhere, i strongly support the freedom to joke about and take the piss of everything, from ideologies to religious beliefs down to sexual lifestyles and tastes. But still, joking is joking, your post seems to me to betray some macho mentality ("yes we fuck shemales but THEY are sex perverts, WE are MEN and , of course, it ain't acceptable for us to find males arousing"). I feel most of the times quite comfortable in this forum, with people who share my own sexuality, and i think it's good when (besides sharing exciting pictures and thoughts) we can confront ourselves in order to make our lives better, not others' more miserable.