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See the discussion about "power bottom" above, except the difference is, 99.9% of gay men love to suck dick. They also give me a headache and make me want to pass out. They also make you kind of dizzy and crazy and make every cell in your body scream, " I want to fuck right now" at the same time. Especially bottoms! What it does is loosen up all the involuntary muscles (like in the throat and anus) so it's so much easier to get large objects pushed into them. Well, not all of them, but a lot of them.
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It's amyl nitrite and it's sold as "room deodorizer" or "video head cleaner" or some other preposterous bullshit like that. I promise not to make you feel like less of a man for it.įor those who don't know, poppers are an inhalant that is rather easy to come by in most adult book stores or gay leather shops. And, yes, straight guys, let your lady stick a finger up there sometime, and you'll know what I'm talking about. That is probably true, but those feelings are wrapped in all this heteronormative, patriarchal bullshit that straight society has thrust upon us, and we hate you for making us feel bad about something that is better than chasing a million dragons. There's some sort of shame about being a bottom, like it makes us less manly and that straight people won't take us seriously. The weird thing is "power bottom" isn't just some stupid straight boy insult, the gays use it too. But if topping is like a merry-go-round, then bottoming is like the best fucking roller coaster you've ever been on in your life. There are also lots of tops who only like to top. There are lots of couples that are both bottoms and they take turns begrudingly topping. There are lots of guys who only like to bottom. Yes it is sometimes messy (Santorum is just not a candidate in Iowa). Yes, I don't speak for all of the homosexuals, but, come on, queen, try to tell me this isn't true! Bottoming Is Fun Let's see if you still like us after this. Now, it's time to let the straights in on some of our dirty little secrets. That's right, there are all sorts of secrets that Ted and Ned, the nice gay couple next door to you with the matching BMWs and the prim sweater sets aren't telling you, probably starting with the reason they have those bolts in the ceiling of the "den" (It's for the sling and "den" is gay for "sex room"). That doesn't mean we're still not queer radicals. Homework, parking tickets, hangovers-all these could be said to suck dick. Presumably, the sweary analogy is that s ucking dick is not something everyone necessarily wants to do, perhaps a sense originating with a homophobic subtext.As gay men and lesbians get closer and closer to the mainstream they've often traded in their image as the queer radicals who started the Stonewall Riots for the milquetoast assimilationists who want to get married and have kids and put HRC bumper stickers on their cars. Similar to telling someone to go and, oh, suck a bag of dicks, when something sucks dick, it’s undesirable or objectionable. In the 1930s, sucking (someone’s) dick was slang for “ flattering someone,” but it went on to become an insult equivalent to telling someone “to fuck off.” While saying suck my dick had usually been a coarse insult issued by men, women began increasingly using the phrase in the 2000s-it can pack a real gender-empowered and ironic punch. In the 2014 comedy Tammy starring Melissa McCarthy, Tammy mouths off to her boss when he is sharing the secret to his success: “Sucking dick and kissing ass?” raps: “They get a baller, think that they ain’t got to pick a career / Guess they plan on sucking dicks until some millions appear / Like ‘voilà!’ You do it right he might just buy you a car.” The growth of the adult film industry in the 1970s and internet porn in the 1990s certainly helped further, um, extend the term. The expression sucking dick rose up by the 1920s, apparently first used by sex workers. It is likely that its meaning expanded (pardon the pun) to “penis” in the mid-19th century-at least as recorded, as it was certainly spoken well before then. The word dick has been a slang term for a man or fellow since the 16th century.