1. You are in a devil's threesome and you make eye contact. 2. You are in a devil's threesome, rockin' the DP, and you make ball contact, but don't care.
Did you hear about Twombly? Twombly and the Other Man? First Twombly grabbed the man, and then the other man... then Twombly started to... the other man liked it and wanted to share so they both... and then Twombly said oh yes and the man said god god god... The room was sweltering at this point, the man had to stop momentarily so he wouldn't... it was too late, Twombly put it everywhere
Its nonsense to think men can't recognize or say if another man is handsome or good looking. Thats like saying people are "colorblind". My ass. Its good to say and believe, but not realistic to what people really do. And on outward physical signs and actions that indicates "gayness", you think Dick Vermeil gives a crap what people think when he cries and shows himself to be emotional? Has anyone ever accused him of sucking men off for sport? Thats what its meant by secure in your masculinity. You can show a tender, soft, even femmy side, and still not have the hots for men. Sounds gay-ish to me. With little resistance? I dont care what Brad Pitt does and how good he was in Fight Club, in the same room with me and I'm sloppy drunk, he aint getting no ass from me. With that said, I've said on here before EVERYTHING has a PRICE. Including my own sexuality. If you turn down a 1 time 5 million dollar bet to do...gay things, or have them get done on you, what other people gladly do for FREE - well I guess there just isnt a price to put on personal pride. But mine is vulnerable to dollar signs. Brokeback Mountain guys are (were) laughing all the way to the bank and still getting the hottest starlets out there. Gay for Pay is like the last .00005% option I'd consider but to save my life, gotta do what you gotta do.
Yeah, Look Who's Talking. No one, cuz he nearly sucked his Face Off. I'm guessing he doesn't have a Broken Arrow either. Somebody's gonna be smoking some Wild Hogs later.
That definitely wasn't A Civil Action, he's walking The Thin Red Line with a Junket w**** and showing his Primary Colors. Welcome to Hollywood, Swordfish.
Megan Fox is hot. I asked hubby if he would accept a role that included kissing another man for million of dollars and he still said no. We are talking about money! Oh, just saw Tom Hardy in Inception. Dude is gorgeous.
Some of my straight actor friends if they have a role that involves a gay kiss, make a game out of it to make it as unpleasant for each other as possible, eat a ton of garlic and onions, leave a little 5 o'clock shadow etc. I haven't been asked to kiss a guy onstage yet, but I would. (Actually I don't get to kiss many women onstage either, I don't tend to play romantic leads). I have kissed a girl onstage before though, and it is not sexy. (Kissing a barely legal stage manager backstage however...)
Not at all, its a role. I've played murderers and would never murder anyone. I've played gay men, didn't change my sexuality. Not gonna say this is true of your husband, because I don't know the man. But some people who are really adamantly opposed to even the appearance of homosexuality aren't as secure in their sexuality as people who are able to joke about it, etc.
WHOA. The sort of stuff I miss when I'm out on vacation... I read most of these answers. I know most of you have already started questioning yourselves with a member of the same sex... kissing, in bed, touching, or whatever. You can question as much as you want. When you start LIKING IT, that's when you're GAY. Lady_Di wouldn't turn Megan Fox down, but I probably wouldn't turn ANY woman down. I would turn ANY man down. In the case of peeps in prison banging each other and NOT considering themselves gay, it's not the same. There's from availability (no women in there) to desire and finding the same gender attractive. I can look at a guy on the screen, say he's a handsome fellow, but that doesn't mean I want to have sexual intercourse with him. I admire that he has nice facial and body features, but that's the limit. I heard one comedian say one time: "I tried being gay once... I quit when it was my turn." :grin:
What you'll do for money and what you actually want to do are different. For $20 bucks I'd eat beets, but that doesn't mean I'll like them or want to eat them for free. I also don't think there is anything wrong with not thinking gay sex is something you'd want to try. I don't consider the Greeks particularly enlightened for diddling little kids either. I think it's great that Moes is exploring his latent homosexuality, but that doesn't mean every guy has it. I am not interested in having sex with a guy, and it's not because I'm afraid of what people will think. It's because I'm not stimulated by it. Nobody ever told me not to be gay, and they never told me to get an erection when I watched Amy Jo Johnson. Edit: That also doesn't mean I'm too stupid to recognize when someone is good looking.
