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What makes something kinky? What
one person finds odd, another will do without thinking twice. Kinkiness,
like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. Some of the stuff
listed here will gross some of you out (some of it squicks me..),
others will page through it thinking "What does he mean,
'kinky'? I do this all the time..."
There's also a big difference between
having a kink and having a fetish. A kink is an activity or accessory
that you enjoy, while a fetish is one without which you can't
get any pleasure.
I don't know of all that many multiple-partner
slash stories (except for the "Party at Vachon's" series
and some C/P/K), but there's a ton of gay erotica and porn devoted
to the subject.
The act of being pierced can be erotic
in and of itself, and having the jewelry to play with can add
some wonderful spice. Nipples, navels, noses, balls, cockhead,
and perineum are only a few of the places people put shiny bits
of metal.
The Puncture
Gallery is a great place to find out more about body art
and piercings.
These three things are closely related.
Sex isn't always about emotion for men. Biologically we're programmed
to try to spread our seed as widely as we can, to maximize our
potential for reproduction. Culturally this manifests in the
difference between a "slut" and a "stud".
When a woman is promiscuous, she's a slut. When a guy does it,
he's a stud (though calling a gay guy a slut or tramp is a compliment).
(April, 2005 - Somebody recently took offence at this previous paragraph. Just to make
things perfectly clear to those of you who might not have understood - I am not calling promiscuous women sluts.
I am pointing out the fact that our culture labels them such. Like anyone else with a lick of sense,
I think it's stupid, and it's clearly a double standard. But then, you already knew that, didn't you?) This is a difficult subject, even among
gay men. There are guys who intensely disapprove of the practice,
arguing that it promotes unsafe sex and is emotionally unfullfilling.
Others point out that the lack of emotional entanglements is
the major attraction of anonymous encounters, and that sex clubs
are excellent venues for safe sex education, there being the
opportunity for immediate hands-on practice.
I tend to agree with the second group.
At sex clubs there are no games, no head trips, no 'getting to
know him', no emotional garbage, and less attitude. Just plain
sex. Sometimes all you really want is some cock.
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