The Straight men

[Deleted member 3146]

This is kind of a shoutout to the Straight men out there. I really appreciate you guys. It’s nice to not only talk about underwear, but also talk about other gays things as well. Like for example, chastity cages, or even same sex relationships.

just remember you’re valued, and appreciated. I understand now why gay men like talking to straight men. It’s kind of hot!

 

[Jockplay]

This is kind of a shoutout to the Straight men out there. I really appreciate you guys. It’s nice to not only talk about underwear, but also talk about other gays things as well. Like for example, chastity cages, or even same sex relationships.

just remember you’re valued, and appreciated. I understand now why gay men like talking to straight men. It’s kind of hot!

Straight guys at my office are very enlightened. No male toxicity in sight.

 

[Deleted member 3146]

Personally I don’t believe in “toxic masculinity”. I just see it as men being men. Because men are masculine. Which I feel many of us appreciate. However, as a spiritual person. I must say it’s nice to have enlightenment among humanity.

 

[Mike-Mike]

Straight guy here, and I have no problem with gay friends. I don't think they want to grab me and use me, I just think they are like me. I appreciate someone I can talk to about personal things and not feel judged. Ok, so I like to talk about my experiences growing up and how I like to wear a jock now and then, I think all of us what to be able to share and not worry about someone freaking out.

 

[Mick]

I have 2 close straight male friends. On the Kinsey scale they are 0 to my 10 which opens up a world of wonder. There’s nothing we don’t talk about or joke about. For the single guy friend I help him spot women at work and he will ask if a customer is on my team. I’ve found it’s the middle of the road guys (not bisexual) who are more uncomfortable and problematic. So to the straight guys here…I enjoy your stories and experiences as much as I hope you enjoy ours.

 

[Deleted member 3146]

Straight guy here, and I have no problem with gay friends. I don't think they want to grab me and use me, I just think they are like me. I appreciate someone I can talk to about personal things and not feel judged. Ok, so I like to talk about my experiences growing up and how I like to wear a jock now and then, I think all of us what to be able to share and not worry about someone freaking out.

That’s just awesome! I love all of this

 

[Deleted member 3146]

I have 2 close straight male friends. On the Kinsey scale they are 0 to my 10 which opens up a world of wonder. There’s nothing we don’t talk about or joke about. For the single guy friend I help him spot women at work and he will ask if a customer is on my team. I’ve found it’s the middle of the road guys (not bisexual) who are more uncomfortable and problematic. So to the straight guys here…I enjoy your stories and experiences as much as I hope you enjoy ours.

Thanks for the contribution cuz. You’re a wise man. Your words could not have been more perfect

 

[Jocked_Jim]

Whether heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual, etc., you are here and it signifies that you like, or even love, that unique and distinctive item of male protective under gear, the jockstrap. The athletic supporter. The scrotum sling. The testicle tote. The nut hammock. The ballssiere. Well, you get the idea.

 

[Mick]

Whether heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual, etc., you are here at and it signifies that you like, or even love, that unique and distinctive item of male protective under gear, the jockstrap. The athletic supporter. The scrotum sling. The testicle tote. The nut hammock. The ballssiere. Well, you get the idea.

Wow! Lots of new synonyms for me.

 

[Deleted member 3146]

Whether heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual, etc., you are here at and it signifies that you like, or even love, that unique and distinctive item of male protective under gear, the jockstrap. The athletic supporter. The scrotum sling. The testicle tote. The nut hammock. The ballssiere. Well, you get the idea.

Or my favorite name for it. The dick bra

 

[BillyC]

Personally I don’t believe in “toxic masculinity”. I just see it as men being men. Because men are masculine. Which I feel many of us appreciate. However, as a spiritual person. I must say it’s nice to have enlightenment among humanity.

Fuckn A — goddamn right!!!

 

[BillyC]

Straight guy here, and I have no problem with gay friends. I don't think they want to grab me and use me, I just think they are like me. I appreciate someone I can talk to about personal things and not feel judged. Ok, so I like to talk about my experiences growing up and how I like to wear a jock now and then, I think all of us what to be able to share and not worry about someone freaking out.

They may, but if they do they restrain themselves.

 

[Deleted member 3146]

Fuckn A — goddamn right!!!

This is why we’re best friends

 

[StrappedMan]

Personally I don’t believe in “toxic masculinity”. I just see it as men being men. Because men are masculine. Which I feel many of us appreciate. However, as a spiritual person. I must say it’s nice to have enlightenment among humanity.

I agree. There is no such thing as “toxic masculinity.” If a man is exhibiting behavior considered “toxic” then that behavior is not masculine. To me a masculine man is strong, manly, kind, and conscientious. Toxic behaviors don’t belong to just one gender or sexual orientation.

 

[Deleted member 3146]

EXACTLY!!! You get it man. Couldn’t have said it better myself.

 

[Mick]

I agree. There is no such thing as “toxic masculinity.” If a man is exhibiting behavior considered “toxic” then that behavior is not masculine. To me a masculine man is strong, manly, kind, and conscientious. Toxic behaviors don’t belong to just one gender or sexual orientation.

Well said. I was hoping someone would make the differentiation between the two words. There are toxic men but toxic masculinity is a broad generalization. mate.

 

[BillyC]

I agree. There is no such thing as “toxic masculinity.” If a man is exhibiting behavior considered “toxic” then that behavior is not masculine. To me a masculine man is strong, manly, kind, and conscientious. Toxic behaviors don’t belong to just one gender or sexual orientation.

You make a good point. To put a fine point on it, those who think “toxic masculinity” is any display of manly strength and masculinity have no understanding of the intricate interplay between men when desire is involved. I’m sure the same thing exists between men and women in hetero situations, but I know nothing of that scenario other than observation.

 

[Mick]

You make a good point. To put a fine point on it, those who think “toxic masculinity” is any display of manly strength and masculinity have no understanding of the intricate interplay between men when desire is involved. I’m sure the same thing exists between men and women in hetero situations, but I know nothing of that scenario other than observation.

I believe this a stereotyped label based on sexual and emotional harassment of toxic men towards women. It’s inadvertently puts all “macho” men in one space and we all know that ain’t true.

 

[StrappedMan]

What really gets my goat is the idea that toxicity only belongs to men. If a woman was being a nagging, loud-mouthed bitch and I called her out with “toxic feminity” I’d be laughed at. Any individual can act in a “toxic” fashion, but men get called out because aggression gets attached to masculinity. I do think that sometimes a masculine man needs to be agressive but only when that aggression is used to protect and serve others.

 

[Mick]

What really gets my goat is the idea that toxicity only belongs to men. If a woman was being a nagging, loud-mouthed bitch and I called her out with “toxic feminity” I’d be laughed at. Any individual can act in a “toxic” fashion, but men get called out because aggression gets attached to masculinity. I do think that sometimes a masculine man needs to be agressive but only when that aggression is used to protect and serve others.

I this conversation!

 

[Deleted member 3146]

I this conversation!

Me too! I’m glad I thought of this

 

[Opinionman]

Whether heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual, etc., you are here at and it signifies that you like, or even love, that unique and distinctive item of male protective under gear, the jockstrap. The athletic supporter. The scrotum sling. The testicle tote. The nut hammock. The ballssiere. Well, you get the idea.

"Under the butt nut hut."

 

[BillyC]

What really gets my goat is the idea that toxicity only belongs to men. If a woman was being a nagging, loud-mouthed bitch and I called her out with “toxic feminity” I’d be laughed at. Any individual can act in a “toxic” fashion, but men get called out because aggression gets attached to masculinity. I do think that sometimes a masculine man needs to be agressive but only when that aggression is used to protect and serve others.

Or to pleasure others — as many men and women enjoy.

 

[Jocked_Jim]

I'm still boycotting Gillette products over their "toxic masculinity" ad from a year or so back. They lost $1billion in revenue the following quarter. They've since returned to their "Gillette: the best a man can get" ads. Too late for me.

 

[Opinionman]

I'm still boycotting Gillette products over their "toxic masculinity" ad from a year or so back. They lost $1billion in revenue the following quarter. They've since returned to their "Gillette: the best a man can get" ads. Too late for me.

I hadn't heard of this but just watched it. Did they really lose that much over an ad?