We queers have no objection to them in principle, do we? How about with them in practice?. I mean they've had many of us in body and flesh before and they've desired us and wanted us badly and desperately. They continue to want to kiss us, lick us, cuddle us, spoon us and enter us deeply, too. Don't they?
But now some of them are ex-gays. What do we do? Oh no!
We have no objection to men like them in principle. We have to respect them. Encourage them. Support them when we have the time and energy. These ex-gay men should live their lives as they see fit -- seen as straight but on the down-low (DL) or continue to secretly having sex with men without their GFs or wives knowing. Why? Because they just can't stop loving it. We know this is true because we've had them before and many of us are still having them now discreetly. So, we have no problem or objection to them in principal. Now...in practice, it is also none of our business. Ex-gays should also give us the same courtesy and allowance. We still being gays and living a sinful life is totally none of their business.
When ex-gay men tell us: “C’mon being gay is wrong and sinful, you know that deep down.” Ok. Fair enough. Gay is wrong and sinful. So, now being straight is better and more godful? Yes for some. Being straight is also so easy and very doable these days -- being straight allows you to fuck other straight and not-so-straight men secretly. Easily. Unsinfully.
Maybe they are right. Maybe it is better to tell everyone that you are now straight and ex-gay -- it is just a cool, appropriate status change -- sexually, you still need men to satisfy your cocks because clearly women aren't super or good enough to do just that. Good for all the ex-gays and straight men. We queers are here for you. We know you'll come back for more. Cos that's just the way you are. We cannot change you. God cannot change you. Your new GF and wive certainly cannot change you. In fact, no one will change you. Cos there is nothing wrong with you (well, except that you love cocks and pussies). Just be who you are. Be real. Be honest and stop cheating your own emotion, desire, and the world around you. Only then you will live a less sinful life.
But now some of them are ex-gays. What do we do? Oh no!
We have no objection to men like them in principle. We have to respect them. Encourage them. Support them when we have the time and energy. These ex-gay men should live their lives as they see fit -- seen as straight but on the down-low (DL) or continue to secretly having sex with men without their GFs or wives knowing. Why? Because they just can't stop loving it. We know this is true because we've had them before and many of us are still having them now discreetly. So, we have no problem or objection to them in principal. Now...in practice, it is also none of our business. Ex-gays should also give us the same courtesy and allowance. We still being gays and living a sinful life is totally none of their business.
When ex-gay men tell us: “C’mon being gay is wrong and sinful, you know that deep down.” Ok. Fair enough. Gay is wrong and sinful. So, now being straight is better and more godful? Yes for some. Being straight is also so easy and very doable these days -- being straight allows you to fuck other straight and not-so-straight men secretly. Easily. Unsinfully.
Maybe they are right. Maybe it is better to tell everyone that you are now straight and ex-gay -- it is just a cool, appropriate status change -- sexually, you still need men to satisfy your cocks because clearly women aren't super or good enough to do just that. Good for all the ex-gays and straight men. We queers are here for you. We know you'll come back for more. Cos that's just the way you are. We cannot change you. God cannot change you. Your new GF and wive certainly cannot change you. In fact, no one will change you. Cos there is nothing wrong with you (well, except that you love cocks and pussies). Just be who you are. Be real. Be honest and stop cheating your own emotion, desire, and the world around you. Only then you will live a less sinful life.
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