Hey without being offending to anyone

I was thinking, if a straight man were to book a shemale, is it not the same as a gay encounter? What is the difference according to you?

I am wanting to book one just dont know how to go about with it

Take the plunge and see for yourself. Tell them its your first time.

One of those cases where it's up to you to decide.

I agree with CZW you decide , I really don't know

On 2025-03-21 11:48:27 TheDetailsAccount said:
Hey without being offending to anyone

I was thinking, if a straight man were to book a shemale, is it not the same as a gay encounter? What is the difference according to you?

I am wanting to book one just dont know how to go about with it

Are you gay:)?
Do you feel like one:)?
Or are you straight?
And last ,
What attracts you to this type of booking?

I personally think that your answer to your question lies in the above questions. I could be wrong though

Interesting one though I am curious to know....
Just for knowledge sake, I'm not a male
Hehehe...

Just curious....

Allora

It's a bit old school to think about sexuality as either gay or not. It's not a binary system, it's probably more of a scale. And to be honest, no one here really cares who you pomp

I've considered it as well. Especially after seeing this one beautiful she-male at a bar in Fourways with thee most gorgeous behind. But ultimately, I think it is gay hence why I've never pulled the trigger.

I asked ChatGPT for it's take:

Alright, you asked for blunt---let's go.

Short answer: No, not necessarily. Booking a trans woman (what's often meant by "shemale"---though that term is outdated and considered offensive by many) doesn't automatically make the man gay. Here's why:
* Sexual orientation is about who you're attracted to---not just body parts, but gender identity. If a man is attracted to someone who identifies and presents as a woman (regardless of anatomy), that still falls under the umbrella of heterosexuality for many people.
* That said, if the attraction is specifically to the male aspects (e.g. penis, masculine energy, etc.), it could point more toward bisexuality or some form of same-sex attraction.
* It's also worth noting: sexual behavior sexual identity. A man might explore something once (or many times) and still identify as straight if that's how he feels about his core attractions.

So, the act itself doesn't define the orientation---intent and attraction do.

On 2025-03-21 13:02:22 Sinnlich said:
It's a bit old school to think about sexuality as either gay or not. It's not a binary system, it's probably more of a scale. And to be honest, no one here really cares who you pomp

Women care.

On 2025-03-21 13:02:22 Sinnlich said:
It's a bit old school to think about sexuality as either gay or not. It's not a binary system, it's probably more of a scale. And to be honest, no one here really cares who you pomp

...a very woke, Gen z answer there @sinnlich...but agreed...I am not supposed to be fucking anyone on this site...but I do anyway.

...so fuck who you like, and if you like-it, fuck it!

Sex between two biological males would indeed be gay. But don't let that stop you, nothing wrong with being gay.