The proof is all around you. You should have to prove otherwise.
I'm glad that we agree.
In my experience, not directly like that. At least for me, it's always helped if I'm close to them to begin with...if it's a close friendship where we share everything and we're already talking about sex just in general to some extent. If I'm into them sexually like that, it just naturally comes out at some point that I'd love to do something with them, and I remind them that a mouth's just a mouth, and at least when it starts it kinda starts like that...that's not a guarantee that it will, but at least that's how it does when it does for me.And as sexual as I am, I should point out that I don't start friendships for the purpose of doing anything sexual. All my friendships where this has happened have been genuine, and sometimes it's just a case where I feel more attracted to them...and sometimes a case where they come to like the idea of me getting me off, or even them finding they have feelings for me too, in spite of everything.It's not a simple thing, at least the way I go about things.
Thanks Winty. Me and this guy are already very good friends. He's excited af to see me again after these past six weeks
And after six weeks, you really need it, huh?
Try five months
Wintermoot posted on August 13, 2017, 07:46:36 PMI'm glad that we agree. On a side note what's the best way to tell a straight guy you want them to fuck you?
Gattoartico posted on August 13, 2017, 07:52:19 PM Wintermoot posted on August 13, 2017, 07:46:36 PMI'm glad that we agree. On a side note what's the best way to tell a straight guy you want them to fuck you?You'd be surprised, a lot of straight guys I've seen can be bi curious at the very least. Really the best you can do is pay attention to his body language, and manipulate yours a bit so that you're giving out very subtle signals. If you know how, give out enough allure to where he can sense it, but not a lot to where he can sense it to the point of being uncomfortable. But you really have to play off of his body language and his reactions throughout. If he's giving indication that he's considering it, then step it up just a smidge.If you do it just right, you can generally manipulate the situation enough to where he'll slowly ease more and more into the idea until it happens. However, if he's the type to where his body language is clearly expressing that he's not and nor will ever be into it (surprisingly, you actually can tell with people), then don't progress since you'll just make him uncomfortable no matter what (even if he doesn't outwardly show it since he's your friend).As for outright telling them...there's no best way. With a straight guy, 9/10 times telling him will just make him uncomfortable or flattered, but not interested.
If your life had a theme song, what would it be?
It's not that I'm looking for a boyfriend or anything, but sometimes at least some attention from guys would be nice, because sometimes I feel utterly unattractive...sometimes even feel like the type of person people shy away from, or don't take seriously, or just consider creepy. =/
Attention is always nice. I always had a hard time getting guys to give me a second glance, much less any direct attention. Still do when I'm out and about.