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does my boner offend you?
Return to DiscussionsI love to be naked. It feels so nice to not be constrained and pinched by clothes. I also love to be naked around other men. I think its the camaraderie and the fact that we all have the same parts, so why hide them. It seems silly if you think about it. However I am a very anxious person. I dont want to offend anyone or rub them the wrong way. Lets be honest, I get a boner at the drop of a hat. Its not necessarily a sexual thing. Im not staring at people or even thinking about sex. There may not even be anyone around but if there is air hitting my junk it just happens. Ive been to a few men-only campgrounds and it always happens. Then I get in my head about what everyone is thinking. Do they think Im just there to get off? Which is definitely not the case. Do I belong here? It also makes me a little stand-offish. While everyone else is talking, laughing, and hugging, Im worried about giving people the wrong idea. Ive even been invited to a few local nude get togethers a but I usually decline because once again I dont want to offend anyone. Anyway I just wanted to get that all off of my chest.
It's one of the main differences between men and women. You can see when a man is aroused because he becomes hard. You can't really tell if a woman is. Sometimes it just takes a light breeze, a gentle touch or the sight of someone attractive. The more people make a fuss over it the worse it gets.
Never. Males or females should accept that boners are a part of real masculinity and the must be no shame about it! How did we arrive at such a situation that our own bodies and their responses are even questioned? Find those human friends who can appreciate masculinity in all its manifestations.