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Why do some twinks shave off their pubic hair? Isn't this practise tilting the twink towards having a dangerously young looking appeal? | | I think that's the whole point. | Are twinks shaving their penis hair ? How come some twink gay porn web boys have no penis hair ?
How did they shave it ? Isn't it dangerous ?
Isn't it itchy and the hair become even more thicker. | 1. it looks so much better! and cleaner. Nothing turns me off more than seeing a fury bush. If I were to get it in my mouth, I think I would puke. Then that's the end of that good moment. ;)
2. I shave mine with the body hair clippers 3. You definitely have to be careful in the scrotum area. I have nicked mine and it bled like a beast!
4. I have never had too much itching there, | Gay Guys: What do you think of twinks who try and pull off a bear look.? cause there is this really small thin guy i like but he has like a thick short beard but i have seen him in the gym and he has zero body hair, so he must have like never shaved his face ever | | Maybe he has a weak chin, or scars, or a skin condition, or thinks a beard will make him look more macho since he's little........maybe he thinks he looks good or maybe he just doesn't want to bother shaving. Accept and love people the way they are.... | What is a twink?i have heard this used a lot by some of the girls and a few guys in my area.? i have heard guys who are clean shaved,smooth bodyed and slim are called twinks.what exct,is it?what does it mean? | | What I've read is 18-20, slim, cute, no facial and little body hair. | Searching for answers on sexuality, any advice? I am very confused about my sexuality, and I feel that this is a major contributor to my depression.
I do not find the male form attractive- I find it very unbalanced, and dislike the lack of curves. There is no round breast to balance out our ugly arses, and the flatness of our chests gives us a rectangular, imperfect shape. Plus, our natural hairiness is simply gross.
I do not find masculinity attractive. Sweat and muscle gross me out. I don't enjoy watching in our participating in sports.
Most of all, I very much dislike being in the presence of any male, even people similar to me.
I have never been attracted to any men I've seen, either in person or on the net, TV, etc. Yet, I can't imagine anything other than receiving sex from and pleasuring a male. I am not attracted to woman, and can't imagine sex with one.
I am attracted to femininity though. I personally have long hair and wish I had the courage to wear makeup in public. I DON'T like it because 'it makes me feel like a girl'- in fact, I don't believe that things like makeup should be female exclusive. I like it because I love aesthetic and beauty.
It seems like there would be nobody male who I would fit well with as a partner. It seems that the majority of homosexuals are just like any other guy- masculine- some even more so than their heterosexual counterparts. Even 'twinks' seem to be 'normal' masculine guys, just a little bit shaved but no long hair, curves, or attention to beauty.
If you try and find people on the other end of the spectrum, it seems to immediately jump into crossdressers, transvestites and drag queens- people who do what they do because they have a kink from feeling like a woman. It seems like there is no middle ground; no men who love fashion and wear makeup for the sake of looking good- not for the sake of being like a female.
Additionally, I can't seem to imagine the possibility of a guy being able to provide emotional support for me. I haven't met one guy who I feel has a chance of understanding me.
As for the female side of things, I tend to gravitate more towards them for companionship. As I've said above, I am not sexually attracted to them- but I do find their bodies much more pleasant to look at then a males. They tend to have very beautiful curves, I find their breasts fascinating, and the stereotypical woman looks MUCH better than a man between her long hair and whatever makeup she adorns herself with.
I do feel women can connect with me more than men can, but I don't think a relationship would work. I'd feel extremely uncomfortable in the role as a boyfriend or husband, because society pressures the male into being the dominate, proactive one- something I am definitely not emotionally or sexually.
So, I think that I am gay... but that I'm searching for a type of guy that doesn't exist. I am very confused at all of this. Do you think there's others like me? Do you feel similarly?
It is all very depressing, not knowing myself what I do and do not like. It makes me feel hopeless in finding a future lover, something I really feel I need to fill the gaps in my life. It's not a matter of getting over the fear of coming out, or overcoming the hatred in this world like most LGBT have to face- it's the matter of being driven insane by not knowing what your sexuality is. I think I am definitely LGBT, I just don't know who I am attracted to! | | TOO LONG! | Very confused about sexuality, any advice? I am very confused about my sexuality, and I feel that this is a major contributor to my depression.
I do not find the male form attractive- I find it very unbalanced, and dislike the lack of curves. There is no round breast to balance out our ugly arses, and the flatness of our chests gives us a rectangular, imperfect shape. Plus, our natural hairiness is simply gross.
I do not find masculinity attractive. Sweat and muscle gross me out. I don't enjoy watching in our participating in sports.
Most of all, I very much dislike being in the presence of any male, even people similar to me.
I have never been attracted to any men I've seen, either in person or on the net, TV, etc. Yet, I can't imagine anything other than receiving sex from and pleasuring a male. I am not attracted to woman, and can't imagine sex with one.
I am attracted to femininity though. I personally have long hair and wish I had the courage to wear makeup in public. I DON'T like it because 'it makes me feel like a girl'- in fact, I don't believe that things like makeup should be female exclusive. I like it because I love aesthetic and beauty.
It seems like there would be nobody male who I would fit well with as a partner. It seems that the majority of homosexuals are just like any other guy- masculine- some even more so than their heterosexual counterparts. Even 'twinks' seem to be 'normal' masculine guys, just a little bit shaved but no long hair, curves, or attention to beauty.
If you try and find people on the other end of the spectrum, it seems to immediately jump into crossdressers, transvestites and drag queens- people who do what they do because they have a kink from feeling like a woman. It seems like there is no middle ground; no men who love fashion and wear makeup for the sake of looking good- not for the sake of being like a female.
Additionally, I can't seem to imagine the possibility of a guy being able to provide emotional support for me. I haven't met one guy who I feel has a chance of understanding me.
As for the female side of things, I tend to gravitate more towards them for companionship. As I've said above, I am not sexually attracted to them- but I do find their bodies much more pleasant to look at then a males. They tend to have very beautiful curves, I find their breasts fascinating, and the stereotypical woman looks MUCH better than a man between her long hair and whatever makeup she adorns herself with.
I do feel women can connect with me more than men can, but I don't think a relationship would work. I'd feel extremely uncomfortable in the role as a boyfriend or husband, because society pressures the male into being the dominate, proactive one- something I am definitely not emotionally or sexually.
So, I think that I am gay... but that I'm searching for a type of guy that doesn't exist. I am very confused at all of this. Do you think there's others like me? Do you feel similarly?
It is all very depressing, not knowing myself what I do and do not like. It makes me feel hopeless in finding a future lover, something I really feel I need to fill the gaps in my life. It's not a matter of getting over the fear of coming out, or overcoming the hatred in this world like most LGBT have to face- it's the matter of being driven insane by not knowing what your sexuality is. I think I am definitely LGBT, I just don't know who I am attracted to! | | Ya your gay and my best friend who is gay dated a guy who pretty much what you like, he dressed like a girl nearly all the time(heels, dress and make up). So i'm sure you'll find someone like that. Maybe you are into pre-op transswomen. | Lost with my sexuality and not sure what to do? *Please, if you don't want to read this, don't post a comment about its length. I know it's long, but my situation is pretty complicated. Thanks.*
I am very confused about my sexuality, and I feel that this is a major contributor to my depression.
I do not find the male form attractive- I find it very unbalanced, and dislike the lack of curves. There is no round breast to balance out our ugly arses, and the flatness of our chests gives us a rectangular, imperfect shape. Plus, our natural hairiness is simply gross.
I do not find masculinity attractive. Sweat and muscle gross me out. I don't enjoy watching in our participating in sports.
Most of all, I very much dislike being in the presence of any male, even people similar to me.
I have never been attracted to any men I've seen, either in person or on the net, TV, etc. Yet, I can't imagine anything other than receiving sex from and pleasuring a male. I am not attracted to woman, and can't imagine sex with one.
I am attracted to femininity though. I personally have long hair and wish I had the courage to wear makeup in public. I DON'T like it because 'it makes me feel like a girl'- in fact, I don't believe that things like makeup should be female exclusive. I like it because I love aesthetic and beauty.
It seems like there would be nobody male who I would fit well with as a partner. It seems that the majority of homosexuals are just like any other guy- masculine- some even more so than their heterosexual counterparts. Even 'twinks' seem to be 'normal' masculine guys, just a little bit shaved but no long hair, curves, or attention to beauty.
If you try and find people on the other end of the spectrum, it seems to immediately jump into crossdressers, transvestites and drag queens- people who do what they do because they have a kink from feeling like a woman. It seems like there is no middle ground; no men who love fashion and wear makeup for the sake of looking good- not for the sake of being like a female.
Additionally, I can't seem to imagine the possibility of a guy being able to provide emotional support for me. I haven't met one guy who I feel has a chance of understanding me.
As for the female side of things, I tend to gravitate more towards them for companionship. As I've said above, I am not sexually attracted to them- but I do find their bodies much more pleasant to look at then a males. They tend to have very beautiful curves, I find their breasts fascinating, and the stereotypical woman looks MUCH better than a man between her long hair and whatever makeup she adorns herself with.
I do feel women can connect with me more than men can, but I don't think a relationship would work. I'd feel extremely uncomfortable in the role as a boyfriend or husband, because society pressures the male into being the dominate, proactive one- something I am definitely not emotionally or sexually.
So, I think that I am gay... but that I'm searching for a type of guy that doesn't exist. I am very confused at all of this. Do you think there's others like me? Do you feel similarly?
It is all very depressing, not knowing myself what I do and do not like. It makes me feel hopeless in finding a future lover, something I really feel I need to fill the gaps in my life. It's not a matter of getting over the fear of coming out, or overcoming the hatred in this world like most LGBT have to face- it's the matter of being driven insane by not knowing what your sexuality is. I think I am definitely LGBT, I just don't know who I am attracted to! | OK. You DO seem to have a clear idea of "who" you are, but not "what" you are, is that correct? You clearly are not heterosexual, mark that one off. Probably not bisexual either. So, GAY, OK?
Now that you are gay you must realize that there are Millions and Millions of Men, right? One for everybody, maybe even two! One of those millions will find you the Most Beautiful, believe me. I don't really have any idea of your age but I DO recommend some gender counseling. It really DOES get better........Good luck!
. | Depressed over sexuality confusion? *Please, if you don't want to read this, don't post a comment about its length. I know it's long, but my situation is pretty complicated. Thanks.*
I am very confused about my sexuality, and I feel that this is a major contributor to my depression.
I do not find the male form attractive- I find it very unbalanced, and dislike the lack of curves. There is no round breast to balance out our ugly arses, and the flatness of our chests gives us a rectangular, imperfect shape. Plus, our natural hairiness is simply gross.
I do not find masculinity attractive. Sweat and muscle gross me out. I don't enjoy watching or participating in sports.
Most of all, I very much dislike being in the presence of any male, even people similar to me. I always feel uncomfortable.
I have never been attracted to any specific men I've seen, either in person or on the net, TV, etc. I'm just attracted to the concept of receiving sex from a male.
I like femininity. I personally have long, blue hair and wish I had the courage to wear makeup in public. I DON'T like it because 'it makes me feel like a girl'- in fact, I don't believe that things like makeup should be female exclusive. I like it because I love aesthetic and beauty.
It seems like there would be nobody male who I would fit well with as a partner. It seems that the majority of homosexuals are just like any other guy- masculine- some even more so than their heterosexual counterparts. Even 'twinks' seem to be 'normal' masculine guys, just a little bit shaved but no long hair, curves, or attention to beauty.
If you try and find people on the other end of the spectrum, it seems to immediately jump into crossdressers, transvestites and drag queens- people who do what they do because they have a kink from feeling like a woman. It seems like there is no middle ground; no men who love fashion and wear makeup for the sake of looking good- not for the sake of being like a female.
Additionally, I can't seem to imagine the possibility of a guy being able to provide emotional support for me. I haven't met one guy who I feel has a chance of understanding me.
As for the female side of things, I tend to gravitate more towards them for companionship. As I've said above, I am not sexually attracted to them- but I do find their bodies much more pleasant to look at then a males. They tend to have very beautiful curves, I find their breasts fascinating, and the stereotypical woman looks MUCH better than a man between her long hair and whatever makeup she adorns herself with.
I do feel women can connect with me more than men can, but I don't think a relationship would work. I'd feel extremely uncomfortable in the role as a straight boyfriend or husband, because society pressures the male into being the dominate, proactive one- something I am definitely not emotionally or sexually. Furthermore, I tend to stick around females because the judge less and appreciate more, but I'm not sure if a woman could be an emotional partner.
So, I think that I am gay... but that I'm searching for a type of guy that doesn't exist. I am very confused at all of this. Do you think there's others like me? Do you feel similarly?
It is all very depressing, not knowing myself what I do and do not like. It makes me feel hopeless in finding a future lover, something I really feel I need to fill the gaps in my life. It's not a matter of getting over the fear of coming out, or overcoming the hatred in this world like most LGBT have to face- it's the matter of being driven insane by not knowing what your sexuality is. I think I am definitely LGB, I just don't know who I am attracted to!
Are there any places on online (forums, chatrooms etc.) where I could talk about these issues, maybe with a therapy professional? I can't see one in person without admitting I have a problem- and my parents will assume I'm gay. My current LMFT is nice, but I wouldn't want to discuss this with her. | Ok, I'm sort of in the same position as you, only not about sexuality. About Gender.
Anyway, Trevorspace.org is for lgbtq teens and adults [ up to 23 I think.. ] Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning.
Sounds like right now, you are bicurious. But, I'm not you. I'm just going with what you've written.
Bisexual/Gay you would have to be emotionally and physically attracted to men. I really think that you are not gay, I think you are straight, as you've said you really like the female body.
You may be bisexual, but I'm almost sure you are not gay.
You will never know what you are attracted to, or be happy with anything until you are happy with yourself. | If I was going for a twink look? If I was going for a twink kind of look, how would i shave my butt and legs? Any twinks out there? Like do I use shaving cream... or just do it while the water's running on my leg... I should shave in the shower right? And anything sugegstion on what I should use? (like brand, razor, etc...) | 1. Shave in a warm shower or bath, if possible.
2. Wait a few minutes before starting to let the leg hair soften. If you take only showers, wait until the end of the shower to shave.
3. Sit on the ledge in your shower, if possible. If your shower has no place to sit, raise one leg against the wall of the shower and balance carefully.
4. Apply a small amount of shaving cream, rubbing it into a thick lather and spreading it over your leg. Avoid using soap in place of shaving cream, as it will dry out your skin.
5.Place the razor at the base of your ankle and pull gently up over your entire leg. If you experience severe razor burn, try shaving in the same direction as the hair growth. You may not get as clean a shave, but you'll avoid raising red bumps.
6. Rinse the blade between every stroke, and be sure to keep the razor wet while you're shaving.
7. Shave the entire leg until you've removed all the shaving cream.
8. Rinse.
9. Repeat for the other leg.
10. Pat dry and moisturize.
Better choose the moisturize contain Aloe Vera.
And for butt, the great ideal way is to have a really good friend do it for you, most guys can't reach back there easily. Also the skin is thin so any cuts will bleed profusely. If you must shave though, do it in the shower, get the area nice and wet, and get some good shaving gel and lather up, then gently shave from the inside outward- not the other way- too easy to cut yourself. The shaver will clog really easily so have the water running to get rid of the hair. You can use Nair for men, may burn a bit but does get rid of the butt fur for a while. | Gay Top Guys...need your opinion!? i like to be on the bottom but i feel self concious because i'm hairy (butt, legs, etc.) i shave my back and upper arms so that's not really a problem. i was just wondering what is your preference..do all gay tops like twinks or can you find a hairy bottom attractive? i have no self esteem over this. | I have no problem at all with a hairy bottom. I like them in fact. Only shallow guys would let a little hair bother them...it's not like you have a choice in being hairy or not. Most of us would rather you be yourself and confident, not worried so much about being rejected.
Remember what I said: Only shallow guys are going to have a problem with it. It says more about them than it does about you. |
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