cumrag27
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For the record, has Broke Straight Boys been hijacked by straight terrorists?
Since most gay males have had very limited to no direct interest in heterosexual fantasies and/or real straight experiences in their sexual history, I must think the fantasy submitted in the previous thread is intended to "rub someone's gay nose in it" like you would an "unhousebroken puppy". Are concentrating on straight fantasies going to be meaningful to the interests of the membership at large?
Why is it like my favorite gay space has been violated? I want all members, including heterosexual members, to feel welcome on the forum -- this GAY forum. However, I feel justified in stating this fact because this is indeed a Gay oriented website, or David has been misleading straight and bi newbie models in their interview/solo.
If my assertion is wrong, they why do I feel my space is being slowly ripped out from under me and soon I will no longer be welcomed on this forum? When someone is trying to manipulate you and you go away from the encounter feeling bad or have negative thoughts, it is usually because someone has in fact manipulated you against your will. The same thing happens when you are being force-fed something that is alien to your basic personality and holds little interest. I realize that these sentiments may reclassify me as "persona non-grata" on the forum but, these are my real honest feelings from a concerned Broke Straight Boys member. Being gay and--in countless aspects of my life--disenfranchised or at least not welcomed, I would like to think Broke Straight Boys caters to and is a haven for all GAY and LESBIAN patrons first and foremost but, not to the exclusion of straight patrons!
Broke Straight Boys is by it's very nature a niche product and it needs to remain true to its original audience. That means all fellow members should respect this fact with their contributions to the forum. The guiding principal should be "when in Rome..." Otherwise, gay and lesbian members should reasonably feel slighted. All of this has to do with respecting your audience. Whether you are in a locker room or at a church gathering, it doesn't take much effort making your conversation "fit in" and "avoid offending others".
Thank you for listening to my concerns! Respectfully submitted! Feel free to comment. Just don't bomb my house!
Since most gay males have had very limited to no direct interest in heterosexual fantasies and/or real straight experiences in their sexual history, I must think the fantasy submitted in the previous thread is intended to "rub someone's gay nose in it" like you would an "unhousebroken puppy". Are concentrating on straight fantasies going to be meaningful to the interests of the membership at large?
Why is it like my favorite gay space has been violated? I want all members, including heterosexual members, to feel welcome on the forum -- this GAY forum. However, I feel justified in stating this fact because this is indeed a Gay oriented website, or David has been misleading straight and bi newbie models in their interview/solo.
If my assertion is wrong, they why do I feel my space is being slowly ripped out from under me and soon I will no longer be welcomed on this forum? When someone is trying to manipulate you and you go away from the encounter feeling bad or have negative thoughts, it is usually because someone has in fact manipulated you against your will. The same thing happens when you are being force-fed something that is alien to your basic personality and holds little interest. I realize that these sentiments may reclassify me as "persona non-grata" on the forum but, these are my real honest feelings from a concerned Broke Straight Boys member. Being gay and--in countless aspects of my life--disenfranchised or at least not welcomed, I would like to think Broke Straight Boys caters to and is a haven for all GAY and LESBIAN patrons first and foremost but, not to the exclusion of straight patrons!
Broke Straight Boys is by it's very nature a niche product and it needs to remain true to its original audience. That means all fellow members should respect this fact with their contributions to the forum. The guiding principal should be "when in Rome..." Otherwise, gay and lesbian members should reasonably feel slighted. All of this has to do with respecting your audience. Whether you are in a locker room or at a church gathering, it doesn't take much effort making your conversation "fit in" and "avoid offending others".
Thank you for listening to my concerns! Respectfully submitted! Feel free to comment. Just don't bomb my house!