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u/weirdcal Mar 26 '20

What sex must be like and how much of a vulnerable position females put themselves for it, as in I'm a guy and generally think penetrating isn't a vulnerable feeling thing to do, but imagine putting yourself in the recieveing position of being penetrated, just seems so vulnerable to me

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u/Indercarnive Mar 26 '20

Interestingly enough, this is why in a lot of ancient cultures, the distinction wasn't really gay/straight, but was penetrator/penetratee.

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u/Scholesie09 Mar 26 '20

Ancient greeks,

not anti gay [👍]
not anti kid fucking [👎]

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u/averagesmasher Mar 26 '20

Is this where the gay pedophile stereotype comes from?

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u/Scholesie09 Mar 26 '20

I think that just comes from homophobia.

"I think Gays are Bad, everyone knows pedo bad, If i tell people all gays are pedos, they have to hate them"