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Originally Posted by Dreams (Post 425256)

lets try this again...this thread was started so that those who do not like butch cock could feel free to speak and share about what they like and choose..i never had any intention of starting a sophomoric food fight..no pun intended..

i started it in the lesbian zone because it seemed to be the safest place for people of like mind to post...i like feeling safe to speak my mind, many times i don't get that vibe..

moving on..gosh knows how many time i have seen/read butches/trans people/queers being put down and ridiculed for their fake appendages for some of us they are not fake and i dont feel anyone has the right to decide what is real for me or how my partner feels about our sexual relationship..so many times (from what i have read over the years) trans/butches/and queer have been negated/put down for liking what they like and being who they are...if you don't want to be berated as less than then don't treat others that way.

that's just how i see things..simple i know..

crashhere4eva i did single you out initially..and i did apologize for that in black and white..accept it or don't..

BTW please feel free to refer to me as a guy or hym or you...i'm not a girl or a Boi..thanks

I want to say that I know you would never start a thread like this out of spite Dreams, and I thank you for starting it. It's made me put my thoughts on the subject into words...difficult as it is to even think about.

I find the idea of starting a thread for others to be a strange concept- especially a spin-off from another thread and if it is on a topic that doesn't pertain to the person starting it. In my opinion people should just start threads that are of interest to them and not presume to know what others need or want to talk about.

Is there a better place for me to move my very emotional post on the actual subject?

*broken heart*

If you have something to post that is on topic, please post it.

If you have something to post that is off topic, don't.

This is now the third time we've had to come in here. Please don't make us do it again.

Gayla / Moderating

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Originally Posted by Dreams (Post 425256)

i started it in the lesbian zone because it seemed to be the safest place for people of like mind to post...i like feeling safe to speak my mind, many times i don't get that vibe..

BTW please feel free to refer to me as a guy or hym or you...i'm not a girl or a Boi..thanks. .

Wait, I'm confused. Do either of the two people involved in this shitstorm identify as lesbians? What assumptions are being made that would land it here in the lesbian zone?

Since all the daytime soap operas are being cancelled I can appreciate these threads for their "stories" --- but this particular thread is nuts!

Sorry! My question regarding why it was in the lesbian zone was sent before I saw the moderation.

Indeed- let's get back to talking about sex!!

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Originally Posted by apocalipstic (Post 425257)

OK so back on topic.

I like BC, but since my hysterectomy am afraid of it.

In my last relationship I was the more likely of us to strap on and I love that. Penetration leading up to and after my hysto has mostly been painful and I am really hesitant to see if my penetration with BC days are over. Kind of tortured about it to be honest.

I have slept with one person since then where penetration was comfortable and very pleasurable, but no BC was involved, except for orally which I quite enjoyed. I thought I was dead as a woman before this, and will always be eternally grateful to this person for making me feel whole again.

When the time is right, I hope to take it really slow with a kind and patient lover and see what happens. It messes with my head to have painful sex.

So yes, I like BC, but am not sure what place it will play in my life in the future.

Thank you for being so open to discuss this. Nothing wrong with taking things slow to see what happens...that, in itself, could be quite sexy and fun.

I am quite the opposite, penetration was painful prior to my hysto, but now...whoa! I had to go 38 years without THAT?! Now I have lost time to make up for! :winky: Though I don't prefer butch cock; it's just not for me....femme cock is from time to time.

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Originally Posted by Just_G (Post 425300)

Thank you so much for being a Gentleman and hearing what I had to say!

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Originally Posted by princessbelle (Post 425212)

So yeah back to topic.

I happen to love BC. However, when i first came out to myself as a lesbian, oh so many moons ago, I didn't like it at all. Or should i say i didn't like the "idea" of it. Maybe i was going through the acceptance phase and i just didn't understand it. It felt male to me. I was shocked the first time i even knew it existed. Call me green, i sure was. I didn't make the connection it was part of my partners body. Now it is a no brainer for me and "it" just totally is part of my partner's body, no doubt about it.

It took a few years to wrap my head around it. I can certainly understand why some people may not like it at all. To each his/hys/her own for sure.

Curious if any one else went through anything similar?

Now i love it and can't imagine life or a relationship without it. But it was a journey.

Shit.

So THAT'S what I've been doing wrong.

And here, all this time, I've been wrapping my hands and mouth and well.....:blink:...around it.

:eyebat:

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Originally Posted by The_Lady_Snow (Post 425233)

*sigh* I'm the one who cross posted to show no one was saying they didn't like butch cock, no other reason.

You weren't the only one.

:)

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Originally Posted by apocalipstic (Post 425257)

Start small! There's no shame in being a member of the club.

At least, that's what they tell me.

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Originally Posted by BullDog (Post 425265)

I've done it and I'll probably do it again, cuz I'm nosy, pushy, and controlling like that.

:cheesy:

Now, to be perfectly honest, I have cycles in which I can't get enough of it and then there are periods of time when I just don't feel the need.

Wow. It only took me 5 minutes, but I finally wound up on topic. Wee!

:cheer:

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Originally Posted by dykeumentary (Post 425283)

Yeah, so I guess that ONLY lesbians don't like butch or femme cock and ONLY lesbians would make negative remarks about a transperson/butch, et al about butch cock??

This is so lesbian-phobic, I can't believe it!! I'm a lesbian and a butch and at time I like, even love butych cock- although as I have said, it isn't required for sex with me. And I think of it more in female terms, which is my perogative- however, it is part of a full range of sexual activity I like and indulge in.

Why is it that the TOS of the Planet specifically notes lesbian-phobic post will not be tolarated righyt along with transphobic, racist, sizest, etc. posts, yet it continues to happen?

So someone makes up a thread for someone else due to a remark they made in another thread, puts it in the lesbian zone because.. well, ya' know ALL those lesbians are cock-phobic and are transphobic.... and so lets engage in biogtry against them. Two wrongs do not make a right. It is wrong to make bigoted remarks about transpeople and or lesbians.

UGH.. I should not have come back in here... Oh, but, I'm a lesbian, I ought to feel comfortable here.

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Originally Posted by apocalipstic (Post 425269)

Is there a better place for me to move my very emotional post on the actual subject?

*broken heart*

I have been thinking a lot about your posts about this and it brought up how many people have physical limitations (temporary as well as permanent) that there should be a thread for. A safe space to be able to talk with others and find out how they have dealt with or are coping with these issues. It is really difficult to have something change physically and have ramifications that change sexual activity. And this is common. It happens with surgeries, accidents, all kinds of illnesses, psychological and emotional injur, medication side effects and aging (although younger people deal with many of the same things and usually shy away from talking about it).

I don't know sometimes if something as sensitive as this would be met with true understanding and empathy on the site, however. I'd like to think that it would be.

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Originally Posted by apocalipstic (Post 425257)

I had a hysterectomy last October, months after I still found that BC would hurt and make me bleed. It freaked out my ex, she did not know how to handle this. I too look forward to a patient lover, and one who is willing to bring many options to the bedroom.

This thread is temporarily being closed so that I can review everything.

I have been in Portland for the last 5 days and have a bunch of private messages and emails and reports concerning this thread that I need to look over.

Thread will be reopened or readdressed once I have caught up.

Until then, please do NOT drag this discussion into other threads or engage in any posts that will likely get you a time-out. I'm cranky today. :)

Thanks,
Medusa