I’m straight so anything that gets my dick hard is a woman.
LGBTs hate this one simple trick !
60% of the time it works every time.
Fake and straight
not oppisite enough, true and straight.
Nobody treats me like a girl after sucking their dick… They just call me a fag and hand me $100. What the hell?
If you’re getting a hundred bucks to suck dick, you’re doing something right.
Most I ever paid for a blowjob is the one I got on credit and I’m still paying for today.
Let me tell you, even though I can’t get much action today because of the kids, she’s been worth every penny haha.
Of course I’m joking. I’m a stay at home dad. (Which interestingly autocompleted to “stay at home mom” and I had to delete it and try again). If anyone has paid it’s been her. I can assure you I’m not worth it. Don’t know why she puts up with me.
It’s funny how I think it’s a dream job (I’m in between jobs and my SO is working) but also I think the whole stay at home mom is degrading. Too stereotypish I guess? I mean everyone do as they please if they can ofc!
Call it “Home maker” and it’s both gender neutral and more accurately stating it’s more than just a parent without a job, because making a home is a full time job.
I felt like an idiot when I asked a friend of a friend what she did. She responded with “home maker” and I went straight to “Oh, so you design houses or decorate them?”
I would do the same for all my friends. And why not? Sexy time with friends should be more common, I dont see a reason not to, if its handled well.
The story is not even fake and gay, because is women on men intercourse >:3
How you doin’?
I’d be ok with it, but i don’t know how to ask my partner “hey can I suck this other guys dick?” in a way that isn’t insulting to them.
Since Im polyamorous, thats not an issue for me or my partners, every one of us have done that at some point. Though for monoamorous people that is probably kind of insulting and problematic.
Yes even with exactly those words, which is a little funny :D
Dude, being poly sounds sick/dope!
Its more work to respect everyone involved. Be cautious, ask for permission often, and say how you feel at every opportunity.