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Every Gay Guy needs to Bottom

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I have tried it a few times. I actually tried it one time with one of the great escorts and he did it for a few minutes but then the discomfort got to be too much and we stopped. I had also tried it once or twice throughout the years before this and often got the same result. so yes Davey Wavey, I identify as being a top (although confidentially I haven't done that in probably 10 years or more) and I have tried bottoming and I really don't like it. Soon Ill be getting responses to this post saying "oh ...the guy didn't do it right. you needed somebody with patience and understanding." and I say "no i don't . after this happens with a pro and others before him, you learn to accept the reality."

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Although I bottomed occasionally for many years, I only really enjoyed it--when I was completely sober--once, in 1964. I did it mainly because that's what a gay guy was supposed to do. As soon as AIDS was linked to anal sex, I used that as an excuse never to do it again.

Yes his nipples look yummy. But somehow I don't find him attractive. I find almost every guy attractive but he doesn't do it for me. I don't know why..

I just want to lick Davey's nipples :P

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