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Showing posts with label BEING GAY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BEING GAY. Show all posts

Sunday, August 07, 2011

How Do Gays Have Sex?


 
Lesbians / Gay females :
  • Generally, lesbians can make love in almost as many ways as heterosexual couples do although sex toys do play a large part of their sex lives.
  • Oral sex with one another.
  • Oral sex at the same time with each other in the '69' position
  • Sharing a double dildo (in both vaginas, both anuses, or a combination) while masturbating or not.
  • Scissoring, where they touch their genitals together and or rub them.
  • Mutual masturbation.
  • Strap-on sex, where a harness equipped with a dildo is worn by one woman and she penetrates the vagina, anus, or both.
  • Speaking from personal experience and as a lesbian sexual health advisor, most lesbian couples enjoy a far more enriched sex life than most hetero couples due to the levels of intimacy attainable by women and a greater knowledge of how to satisfy someone of the same gender.
  • Well you can get a strap on penis and have fun that way!
  • Don't agree! You don't need to strap on a penis! If you're really good all you need is your tongue and fingers. At least most lesbians think it's better.
  • I agree with the above, your tongue and fingers can do everything. Toys can add to the fun, but are not necessary.
  • Most girls don't have orgasms with penetration. Strap-ons are unnecessary. Sex would be anything that makes the other person have an orgasm.
  • Hands, fingers, feet, clitorises, breasts, anuses, lips + toys: mix in some creativity, and orgasms ensue.
  • Sex is really anything that two people do that brings sexual pleasure to each other.

  
Gay males :
  • Like lesbians, gay men can make love just like any heterosexual couple can. This can range anywhere from oral sex to anal sex.
  • Oral sex with each other.
  • Oral sex at the same time with each other in the '69' position
  • Sharing a double dildo (in both anuses) while masturbating or not.
  • Masturbating each other (a"hand job").
  • Mutual masturbation - this can include manipulating their own genitals -- putting on a show for their partner, or manipulating each other's genitals.
  • Anal sex with finger(s) or dildo.
  • Anal sex (insert the penis into the anus and thrust - should always be done with a condom and water-based lubricant),
  • rub the genitals against each other (frottage),
  • lick each other's genitals or anuses
  • suck each other's penises or testicles (care should be taken not to let the teeth come into contact as this can be painful and a condom should always be used). These are just some of the more common activities.

 
 And for everyone :
  • Safety first! You do not want to be one of those people who passes a sexually transmitted disease.
  • Condoms should always be used, but most particularly for anal and oral sex (as mentioned in the above list).
  • Dental dams should be used for analingus (licking each other's anuses).

 
Source : http://wiki.answers.com

Monday, July 25, 2011

The Rainbow (Gay Pride) Flag


Pride Flag History:
The Rainbow (or Gay Pride) Flag was created by artist and vexillographer Gilbert Baker, a friend of the late Harvey Milk, in 1978. The flag debuted at the San Francisco Gay and Lesbian Freedom Day Parade. It has since been used around the world as a symbol of LGBT unity in many variations, including adaptations such as bumper stickers and decals. The Rainbow Flag is recognized by the International Congress of Flag Makers. The Rainbow (Pride) Flag lives in the public domain.


Colors of the Rainbow Flag:
The original flag had eight stripes from top to bottom: pink (sexuality), red (life), orange (healing), yellow (sunlight), green (nature), turquoise (magic), indigo/blue (serenity), and violet (spirit). Within a year, the flag had shed two of its stripes—pink and violet. According to Gilbert, they "ran out of pink dye." The violet stripe was later taken out to create an even number of stripes on the flag.

Since, many variations of the flag have been created. For instance, a black stripe is added to some symbolizing those lost to AIDS. There are also variations to represent bisexual people, bears and others.


Source : http://civilliberty.about.com