I have long suspected that there are straight males who are interested in other men's cocks. This happened when I was in the army and the cock-jokes that went around (besides the jusal heterosexual jokes).
I became more certain that they exist when I went to a stag party for a stright friend for his straight friends not knowing that two of use were gay or bisexual. Straight porno was shown a bit later and one guy just couldn't get over the size of the male actor's cock. It was something to behold.
Other similar events have happened over the years.
A lot of it has to do with who's got the biggest cock? Performance is not an issue here. A close friend and his wife rented The Pizza Boy - He Delivers. He watched the whole thning and then brought it over for me to watch. The first episode is one of the greatest cock-episodes that I have seen.
More recently I found myself on a site devoted to male circumcision. The majority of the guys on this list are straight or at least claim to be -- I have no reason to doubt them. But they share pictures of their own cocks both soft and hard. They know more about the physiology of the penis than I do or at least did as I am learning from this.
I am interested in hearing from others who have had similar experiences.
About Me
- Richard C. DeArmond
- I live in Port Moody, British Columbia. Over two years I decided to compile all my ancestors that I can discover and compile this list on Ancestry,com. While this project is not complete, as new hints keep coming in. I began take up an old interest in my family. My father's story is that the first immigrant was a Hessian who decided to fight for the loyalists, but changed his mind while he was in America. This part seems to be true, but he did not come from Holland after leaving Scotland. The sources now point to John Diermond, who lived in Donegal County, N. Ireland. His son Michael emmigrated to America and he must be the original loyalist. John probably had a brother Alexander whose son also emmigrated to America. Both came from the same country. Their sons left N. Ireland around the same time and they both changed the spelling to DeArmond. I am including Alexander in this family, though the relationship has not yet been proven. There is another branch that will I will cover in the main text.