Discussion: Heterosexual? - Page 10

KingB®

Straight

TheMariahMafia

Well, we all know there are no Straight men on this site.

Legend ReX

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Originally posted by Rhythm

Believe it or not, Duca is, as well. Neither stevensaurusrex or Anthony Kerty identify themselves as homosexual, either. Nor does NE.. Then there are most of the females, I guess.

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Originally posted by eli's_rhythm

Honey, Steven isn't straight. He's not 100% gay, but he's not straight.

Y'all talking about me behind my back.

I'm straight because I planked the other day. You can't get much straighter than that.

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Originally posted by Duca

Antonio invited Steven to his hotel room (with his friends) while he was in the US last year.

And I have receipts. :tank:

Patrick

I'm straight.

kitten_moon

I thought I was bi, but I realized I just admired women's beauty and self confidence. So I'm straight and ready to pop out dem babies.

Rigalo

Real Talk: I can't see myself ending up with a man, but I can definitely see myself finding a wife and having children.

Lee!!

Hi.
We exist here.

popcorn

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Originally posted by ririgagalover

Real Talk: I can't see myself ending up with a man, but I can definitely see myself finding a wife and having children.

+1

SourPatchez

Straight Male

Deuces

I'm straight.

Sorta.

VIPonSaturday

I'm straight

Ray Bass

I'm straight.

Vulps

Straight. Can't really imagine being with another dude.

I also feel asexual at times.

$CBCOOL$

I'm Straight

For the most part.

IDRAG4MJ

well i am attracted to men as well as women..but currently i have nobody in my life....my last relationship was with a woman though..not sure if my next one will be with a man or woman ..hmmm

Daddy

I always say I'm Sexual.

There are guys that turn me on...and there are girls that turn me on. I can **** both, no prob with that.

eli's_rhythm

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Originally posted by ririgagalover

Real Talk: I can't see myself ending up with a man, but I can definitely see myself finding a wife and having children.

I'm assuming you're bi/gay; that's one of the last phases of denial. When you're not comfortable with yourself, that's how you feel. It'll change when you actually get into a same-sex relationship and realize that it feels fine.