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A two-parter: a tranny's boyfriend starts to feel some of that gay panic kick in when he's slobbed the corn-cob attached to this knob. I pity this fool, but one cannot have too much pity for fools willing to cram tranny cock down their gullets - I'd rather eat live worms.
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I think my boyfriend is ashamed of me.
So today me and my boyfriend (Straight) had sex for the very first time. During this My boyfriend Wound up sucking and playing with my lollipop (To put it in an appropriate way)
When we were finally done having sex and he was taking me home he told me that I couldn't tell anyone about this. People know we're dating each other but he doesn't want anyone knowing that we had sex. Especially the lollipop part I mentioned.
I feel like he's ashamed that he had sex with me. If he likes me and he wanted to do it I don't see why we should have to hide the fact that it happened.
Obviously I'm not gonna go out of my way and say that I had sex with him but he told me that I can never mention it under no circumstances. He said it's completely between us.
I asked him if maybe he didn't like it and he said he did and wanted to do it again sometime but he just didn't want anyone knowing.
He is a really nice And he's very kind. I don't get why he's embarrassed and ashamed.
Am I overreacting or is he right to feel this way?
I am so sorry If this post is TMI or inappropriate just tell me and I'll take it down.
edit: If it matters, this was both of our first times. And this talk wasn't shameful at all. He's a really nice guy I think He might be a bit insecure. I'll have to talk with him.
edit: I have a part two up I had a conversation with him about how he felt and why he felt this way.
A toad weeps because despite the crown and dress, nobody would mistake him for a princess.How do I help my boyfriend realise intercource with me isn't gay
So last night me and my boyfriend Sex And he told me that I can never tell anyone. He brought up a certain part where He had played and sucked on my lolipop (To make this post more family friendly.) He told me that he felt he was gay because he liked it. I told him he wasn't gay because it belongs to me a girl But he said mostly guys have it.
He also said that he feels like he isn't the man in the relationship because mine is bigger.
He's really upset and insecure about what he did and insecure about his size. He said he doesn't feel like a man anymore because of it.
I just want him to know that he is a man and that what he did didn't doesn't make him any less or how big he is also doesn't make him any less. I also would like him to know that even If he were gay it doesn't make him less of a man.
He's really upset. To the point where he is crying. I don't want him to feel insecure anymore.
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A FTM is upset about people overestimating the power of testosterone on the female hormonal system as her body fights tooth and nail to keep systems operating as standard as possible in spite of the madness beset by the brain.I've been clocked and feel awful
A few days/weeks ago, I went out with my girlfriend introducing myself as a girl, dressed up and wearing makeup. And everything went well.
Today I hear my girlfriend talking on the phone with one of the people who were with us that day (a person I don't know and who met me for the first time that day). And that person asks my girlfriend, referring to me, "but is that person male or female? I didn't understand and he had a weird voice".
My girlfriend replied that I am a girl, but now I feel like shit because I don't pass. I mean... I was wearing girl's clothes and I was wearing a lot of makeup, and yet that person saw enough male stuff in me to ask that question![]()
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Really hate how often people say “T is really powerful” in trans spaces because it just….isn’t for me
First off it really undermines and diminishes all of the damage that estrogen can/has done to trans men, it makes it seem like estrogen is less powerful and incapable of permanently mutilating our bodies. More importantly though it’s really just isn’t that powerful for everyone. 3.5 years in and I still bleed, I still am practically hairless, I have more visibly damage from estrogen than I have changes from testosterone. It simply is not that powerful.