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I hear it multiple times every week: “I’m straight, but I LOVE cock!”
You get really defensive about it, too, before I even have a chance to agree or disagree with whether you’re straight or gay. You prattle on for several minutes, trying to convince me (and/or trying to convince yourself) that you’re not a queer because you can’t stop thinking about cock.
For the record, I do believe you can be straight and still love to suck (and yes, even fuck) cock. Fucking or sucking cock doesn’t mean you’re gay.
But how do you know for sure whether you’re gay or straight? In my opinion, it’s a matter of what you want to do with the rest of the man attached to the cock.
For instance, do you fantasize about cuddling and holding hands with a man? Do you want to go to the movies and long walks on the beach with a man? In short, do you want to have a boyfriend, or do you just want to play with a hard cock?
You might be a closet gay cocksucker if you not only want to suck your man’s dick, but you also want to look lovingly into his eyes between deep sensual French kisses.
There is a chance that you just might be bisexual if you enjoy “relationship stuff” with both men and women, too.
In the end, though, it doesn’t necessarily make a difference whether you’re gay or straight, because either way, you’re going to suck cock for Mistress if I have anything to say about it!
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This is something I have been struggling with since I was 18. For much of my life, I felt extremely embarrassed and ashamed of my homoerotic experiences and fantasies and tried to suppress them and deny them to myself. Of course this didn’t work, and I just ended up making myself feel guilty whenever I gave in to those desires. One thing that helped me was to stop thinking in terms of labels like “gay” and just give myself permission to be who I am. I am still “in the closet” about this part of my life to people in my life, but at least I have learned to accept myself.
Miss Piper,
You hit the nail on the head! Thank you. And my story is very similar to that of Stelmos. Denial and the desire to conform to societal norms are both VERY powerful. It took me a lot of therapy to accept that I was gay. And a ton more to get over what everyone else thinks. Now, I’m out. And loving life. Thank you for giving us a forum to share our stories! #proudcocksuckerwithatinycock.
GBFF