I am a wannabehot dude looking for another dude to fool around with and I've had no such luck at my college. I am very sad and lonely. Everybody seems REAL uptight, stick in the mud and rigid type people. And I am NOT a flamboyent or a goofy gay that you see in the movies.(neither am I some ugly 400 pound dude slobbering over every guy) I am just a vain wannabe hot guy trying to get some loving. How can I go about finding my self a man? I wanna man. What are some good ways to find out if another mans wants some? how do I go about giving them the hint? What scents do men like? What can I do??? I am sad and feel lost.
P.S. I've given many men the hints and they NEVER understand. They just look at my in utter confusement. I guess some get the hint and their body turns real stiff like a statue and they give me the evil eye or they look really scared.
So you know I'm very much so hertosexual. And all I can do is provide point of view on my side on the best way for you to do so. I had a friend of a friend I met that was very homosexual. I liked me alot! He wanted to turn me gay and did hit on me. Your left with two options. (1) Become openly gay. So when you meet people through people, they will openly know. And you might find out that way. Which is the best way before you might violate a straight man. Many Hetro men are ****-phobic. You might be shunned on it. However, by being openly gay, then those who don't accept you will simply stay away. Which is best for you because if they won't execept you your best not knowing them anyhow. (2) Just wait, until you hear of another gay guy whom is gay. And find your way to them.
One thing I have noticed on homosexual men is that they feel they are having the hardest time finding a partner. Once they find one they tend to latch on too strongly in an obsessive way. you need to get out of the desperation before you lead this path.
You also said that you are in college. Take and find a gay bar of sorts. Or where gay men might hang out. Many gay men know girls very well. See a guy always hanging with girls in a non sexual environment. That could be a hint, but not a garantee. Other than that. Patients. Everyone of all sexuality has to wait to find a girl/guy to be with for a long period. Wait like we all do. It will happen.
Nice Quote for you!
All great relationships having a great story on how they met. That is because they waited for it to just happen, and how it does is a truly wonderous thing! If you simply force to hard to have a relationship, well, then there is no story. And it won't become a great relationship. Greatness takes time. If great-ness is what you seek, then it's worth the wait. Or your looking for a world of pain.
It almost seems to me that you are "giving hints" to guys without really knowing if they are gay or not. In another post you questioned why guys couldn't try being with another guy and be open to experimenting sexually. I think you really need to stick to hitting on guys who you know are gay. You are definitely going to have guys feel uncomfortable and give you the cold shoulder if they are straight and you are hitting on them. What did you expect?
You were smart enough to find your way to this board, so obviously you have access to and know how to use the internet. There are so many websites/groups/chatrooms/etc. for gay men all over the internet, if you do even the most cursory search you will find more than you could possibly ever explore in one lifetime. Also, you live in Miami, which is not exactly an isolated place. Last time I was in Miami, it was like Gay Central. So there are opportunities everywhere around you, you will just have to dig them out a little.
It does sound like perhaps you are directing your attentions towards the wrong men --- even asking this question here on this board is not as effective as it might be to ask it somewhere else. I don't know if it is inexperience on your part or possibly a cultural thing (I take it you are not from the US originally or English is not your first language), but somehow you are focusing your thoughts, feelings, and actions in directions that are bound to (at best) get you nowhere and (at worst) lead to rejection. This is understandably leading you to feel bad about yourself and feel like the world is against you. It's not; and there are tons of men out there who would probably like to hook up with you. Try joining a group --- either a student group (is there a gay student group on your campus?)or a community group (I'm sure there is a GLBT Center in Miami)--- make it a group about something you are interested in, and you'll meet other people who are interested in the same thing, and maybe you'll click with someone. Hang out in gay chatrooms in the Miami area. Go to gay bars, or gay speed dating events, or gay political meetings --- God knows there's enough gay issues out there (in Florida especially!) and enough organizations that are hungry for volunteers that it shouldn't be too hard to find one. Get to know some gay people --- not just any old guy who you happen to think is hot --- become friends with them, they'll introduce you to their friends, and pretty soon your possibilities for romance and acceptance will have increased exponentially.
Of course, if you're closeted, this is going to be alot harder. But we all make our choices in life, don't we?
I really can empathize with your pain and loneliness and frustration, but I also hear in post after post from you, some misdirection and it seems a tendency to look at things a bit unrealistically. I don't mean to be overly critical --- I remember what it was like to be really young, too --- and I'm just trying to help here. But look around --- it's not that much harder for men to meet men than it is for men to meet women. We all have the same obstacles to connecting. And Miami is a fairly easy place to hook up, comparatively --- I mean, if you go across the bridge to South Beach you won't be able to walk ten paces without tripping over about a hundred gorgeous gay men. LOL. Think positively! And good luck.
Hi Wanna!
I’ve read a lot of your posts and I’ve gotten really confused trying to figure out where you’re coming from.
I know you’re getting therapy for certain issues and I think that’s really good. You’ve said that this has helped you and I wish you a lot of luck. I’ve never had therapy so I’m far from an expert, but I’ve heard sometime it can cause people to become too introspective. You question your own and everyone else’s motives and actions under a microscope.
I get the feeling you have some anger towards straight men. In one post a guy said he was checking out other men at the beach to compare his body to theirs. You said that he should be looking at the women instead. Men and women do this all the time and it isn’t necessarily sexual.
In another post a guy mentioned erections in the shower at a gym, and you felt that any man that this happens to must be a gay man in denial and he should just go for it. A man can have an erection at the gym and it doesn't mean he's gay.
You also had an experience where two supposedly straight friends were fooling around in front of you. I don’t blame you for being confused about that bizarre display.
Forgive me if I’m not getting this exactly right, but I’m trying to remember some of the things you said and maybe I interpreted some of your posts incorrectly.
As far as meeting someone, a lot of people have a hard time meeting someone unless you have movie star looks. Let’s face it, most of us are just average in the looks department. But even people with good looks have their problems. Celebrities are some of the most miserable people on the planet and they have people coming on to them constantly.
I couldn’t tell from your posts whether you were out of the closet of not. If you're not out, I would think it would be even harder for you to meet someone.
I mentioned in another post about my cousin who is gay but was in denial. He married and tried to live the straight life, but it didn’t work. He hurt his wife and now he’s in a long term relationship with a man and they’ve even adopted a baby. Gays are accepted, so it’s no big deal anymore.
As far as meeting someone, how about organizations at college, online dating services, clubs, volunteer work, etc.?
Also, do you think you’re coming on too strong? Maybe you should relax a little, be a little less aggressive and maybe some guy will come on to you.
I was under the impression that you were looking for a relationship, but now you’re saying you’re looking to fool around, which I interpret as casual sex. I could be wrong.
Someone as sensitive as you are would most likely get hurt in that situation. Look for a friend, then a relationship.
[This message has been edited by JAYB (edited 08-13-2003).]