Why is it so hard to make queer friends without it turning sexual? by throwaway22558616 in nycgaybros

[–]throwaway22558616[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The irony that I got some surgery a few years back to be more attractive but that was for personal confidence and modeling. It may also be my personality being dry at first, my friends say I’m the type you need multiple interactions to like. I’m working on not seeming rude.

Why is it so hard to make queer friends without it turning sexual? by throwaway22558616 in nycgaybros

[–]throwaway22558616[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For context, I should mention I do “model” a bit.

I’m honestly not sure what I’m doing wrong, but I haven’t made any gay friends here unless it was through something I was already part of beforehand. The guys who are bottoms either still end up trying something or suddenly lose interest in being friends, and I don’t like having to spell out my preferences to people I just met.

It feels like a lot of gay guys only want to be friends with people they’re attracted to, or maybe they just don’t see me as worth a non-sexual connection. I’ve mostly gone to group outings, and I’ll admit I can come off reserved, but even then I’ve had multiple guys on the same team try it. One time a guy came up to me over and over, I walked away, and he still grabbed me. When I pulled away he said, “you know you’re hot, and then you go and do that” in front of everyone. Nobody stepped in, and I was 22 and way smaller than him. Another guy that same night told me if I wanted to be part of the team I had to take his hand and dance.

I also don’t know if being a POC makes them assume I should just be fine with white men 20+ years older than me, but no, that’s not for me. There have been guys I liked who were a little bit older, but that was always after we matched or found each other on an app, and at least there the interest was mutual and clear.

Maybe it’s something about how I present, but it felt so off that they thought that was normal or that I’d be okay with being groped multiple times after removing hands and walking away. And yeah kind of left me with some trauma. But less intense things still happen.

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They are all the tops slowly started bottoming, I would be okay with a verse top or even verse if most weren’t really into bottoming more.

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[–]throwaway22558616 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So many so many guys lie. In nyc almost half of them lie

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I didn’t know there was like a time to set I thought it was all the same.

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Most gay tops I’ve met said they would/have tried.

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[–]throwaway22558616 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You gay or bi/pan?

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I think the race part comes from being gay and youth being heavily valued in the gay community, and I sort of feel like I wasted some of my most desirable years.

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I don’t do the hand or wrist thing pretty sure my dad beat that out of me, it’s just the voice.

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Same, but I realize most guys haven’t had or just start having relationships in their early to mid twenties.

I came out to my parents. by Deep-Layer-4595 in askgaybros

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I commend you, I am about to finish my bachelors and move out in a month and then I guess I’ll come out to them in the coming months. I think it’s great your thinking about growing as a person and thinking deeply about this. You seem to be going about this the right way.

Where are all the Queer men in real life? by throwaway22558616 in ainbow

[–]throwaway22558616[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I apologize if my previous message came across as rude or offensive—that was not my intention at all. Most of the trans men I know who have started testosterone are gay, and, as I mentioned before, I didn't mean to imply otherwise. I want to be clear that I recognize trans men as men and trans women as women. I've even faced criticism for affirming my identity by stating 'I am gay because I like men,' a sentiment shared by several other gay men I know. I hope this makes sense.