Male Bonding2
For those who like to explore the concept and dynamics of male bonding. Men are socialized in different ways in different societies, and so many men would like to have close male friendships, yet after spending time establishing a career, primary relationship and live in general, find themselves without close male friends. Many of us want male friends with whom we can share openly without...
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"Straight" men with gay friends
Return to DiscussionsWhat's the big deal? You shouldn't judge a person by their sexual preference. If your friends with a guy and you find out He's gay do you stop being his friend. Just because your nude with someone doesn't mean sex is involved, isn't that what nudism is about. Excepting and enjoying the freedom. That question doesn't sound like a true nudist question to me.
What's the big deal? You shouldn't judge a person by their sexual preference. If your friends with a guy and you find out He's gay do you stop being his friend. Just because your nude with someone doesn't mean sex is involved, isn't that what nudism is about. Excepting and enjoying the freedom. That question doesn't sound like a true nudist question to me.
Couldn't agree more danny. Shouldn't matter what one's sexual orientation is if they are a true nudist. We hang out together, laugh, have drinks, relax, play sports; So it doesn't matter who you are as long as you are true toyourself an a nudist.
Hi AllBejjinks, Aussiedain, Samgamgee and other voice the opinion of most True Nudists. We don't judge others. We want friends with everyone who is like minded. That does not mean we are looking for some sort of sexual outlet. Quality Male Bonding is the aim. Some call it Friendship, but it is the person we seek, not their sexual preference, although that may bea reason for many.Being Judgmental is one thing that True Nudists abhor
Here on TN the majority of my friends are male. In real life most of my friends tend to be female. In both groups there are individuals representing varying sexual orientation. This is irrelevant to me. I am not seeking friendship with their orientation - I am seeking friendship with the whole person behind the profile.
The labels-oriented people may call me heterosocial, homosocial, bi-social or simply social. All of the above apply. I can't help it - I am a social person. I embrace differences - our differences add quality to our friendships.
Straight, gay, bi, Who cares, we're nudists. This is s nudist site.
Nudists come in all shapes, sizes and demographics...who cares
about sexual preference. I have gay, straight, married, single men
and women as friends. Homophobia is ridiculous. Get real.