never again...

[menRsexii]

in my human sexuality class today, my teacher had the nerve to show us a slideshow called "my beautiful cervix" ... basically, a woman, wondering what her cervix looked like, took a months worth of pics inside herself. no offense to women, i think they're so beautiful, but those pictures totally made me realize that im 100% gay. those pictures were hard to take, especially when the bleeding came...

[refujiunderground]

get over it, breh. it's where you come from.


btw, why do some gay men feel the need to act extra insecure when they're shown a woman in a sexual light? yeah, we know that you're not turned on to it. you're gay. we get that already. no need to constantly validate to yourself and others around you that you're gay. we know already.

[borg69unimatrix]

You knew someone was going to post this:

[menRsexii]

lolz dude refuj -- no need to go on a rant. im just having some fun. oh my jeebus.

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You knew someone was going to post this:

and that looks scary as shit

[refujiunderground]

You knew someone was going to post this:

that looks more like an anus.

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lolz dude refuj -- no need to go on a rant. im just having some fun. oh my jeebus.

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and that looks scary as shit

you call that a rant?

[BENDERBOY]

in my human sexuality class today, my teacher had the nerve to show us a slideshow called "my beautiful cervix" ... basically, a woman, wondering what her cervix looked like, took a months worth of pics inside herself. no offense to women, i think they're so beautiful, but those pictures totally made me realize that im 100% gay. those pictures were hard to take, especially when the bleeding came...

[menRsexii]

you call that a rant?

i do kinda, yes :P i think it was sort of "rantish" but to each their own.

[G-Lexington]

The interior of the body is a cool, creepy, fascinating, fucked-up place. Made all the more so since we rarely see it. I don't know if I'd want to see the interior of a cervix, really, but I don't think I'd want to see the interior of an anus or a urethra, either.

Lex

[thatgirl]

Seeing a cervix made you realize you're 100% gay? Okay. lol

FWIW, seeing human insides just isn't sexually appealing for anyone. And for the squeamish types, it can be pretty scary. I don't think your reaction has to do with you being 100% gay.

[hylas]

i know the thread is mostly in jest... but being gay is not about being disgusted by women, its about being attracted to men.

gay guys "pussy panic" is almost as eyerollingly stupid as straight guys "gay panic".

[thatgirl]

^ LMAO @ "pussy panic."

That would be a cool name for a band or smth.

[borg69unimatrix]

lolz dude refuj -- no need to go on a rant. im just having some fun. oh my jeebus.

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and that looks scary as shit

It's the Sarlacc Pit that Boba Fett fell into in Star Wars.

[hylas]

^ or a bar... or a pet store... or a catholic order...

[MissAnne]

i know the thread is mostly in jest... but being gay is not about being disgusted by women, its about being attracted to men.

gay guys "pussy panic" is almost as eyerollingly stupid as straight guys "gay panic".

Id have to agree with this.

However, to comment on the cervix pictures, I wouldn't want to see anyone's insides either.

BUT....I would like to see what my cervix looks like... Hmmmmm.

[refujiunderground]

i know the thread is mostly in jest... but being gay is not about being disgusted by women, its about being attracted to men.

gay guys "pussy panic" is almost as eyerollingly stupid as straight guys "gay panic".

i know right. it's ridiculous. no need to disrespect women because you're not attracted to them. vaginas are vaginas. women are women. none of us would be here if there were no women. sure, most of us guys in here are attracted to other guys but hey, as much as it might hurt other guys to say it, there should be no homosexuality without heterosexuality. majority of babies in this planet come from vaginal sex between a man and a woman. it is what it is.

^ LMAO @ "pussy panic."

That would be a cool name for a band or smth.

you're giving me an idea. if jub members made a band called pussy panic. what pussy riot should have been.

[RazorzEdge88]

The deep interior of a rectum isn't necessarily the most beautiful sight, either.

[refujiunderground]

The deep interior of a rectum isn't necessarily the most beautiful sight, either.

[menRsexii]

yea i dont really like looking inside anything. i get kinda squeamish. it just made me remember when we were shown slides of the cervix today in class. sorry to anyone that got offended. it was seriously just a joke.

you make one little comment today and people go haywire... people need to poke fun at themselves every once in a while, lighten up... otherwise this life is going to be alot longer than anyone would want. but what do i know...

[refujiunderground]

yea i dont really like looking inside anything. i get kinda squeamish. it just made me remember when we were shown slides of the cervix today in class. sorry to anyone that got offended. it was seriously just a joke.

you make one little comment today and people go haywire... people need to poke fun at themselves every once in a while, lighten up... otherwise this life is going to be alot longer than anyone would want. but what do i know...

don't get it twisted. i wasn't angry at you or like this

when i responded to your thread. it's not that serious.

[Harke the Boeotarch]

gay guys "pussy panic" is almost as eyerollingly stupid as straight guys "gay panic".

It's more eyerollingly stupid because we're supposed to be smarter than they.

[RazorzEdge88]

yea i dont really like looking inside anything. i get kinda squeamish. it just made me remember when we were shown slides of the cervix today in class. sorry to anyone that got offended. it was seriously just a joke.

you make one little comment today and people go haywire... people need to poke fun at themselves every once in a while, lighten up... otherwise this life is going to be alot longer than anyone would want. but what do i know...

I don't see anyone going haywire.

[HunterM]

Do you like kissing guys? Here's the inside of a hot guy's mouth...

[sixthson]

do you like kissing guys? Here's the inside of a hot guy's mouth...

boing!!

[borg69unimatrix]

Id have to agree with this.

However, to comment on the cervix pictures, I wouldn't want to see anyone's insides either.

BUT....I would like to see what my cervix looks like... Hmmmmm.

I've seen inside your finger!

[blackbeltninja]

BUT....I would like to see what my cervix looks like... Hmmmmm.

Pictures please!











What?

-d-

[ravenstar]

Seeing a cervix made you realize you're 100% gay? Okay. lol .

It was seeing a penis that did it for me

I've never understood this whole "eww lady parts" nonsense. Without them, none of us would be here.

[MissAnne]

I've seen inside your finger!

LOL, Ew, I know !

[TheSpectatingLoner]

get over it, breh. it's where you come from.

/thread

I am so OVER this nonsense from gay men.

[FPNY]

Is there a gynocologist in the house? ......prolly not

[JWaggy]

in my human sexuality class today, my teacher had the nerve to show us a slideshow called "my beautiful cervix" ... basically, a woman, wondering what her cervix looked like, took a months worth of pics inside herself. no offense to women, i think they're so beautiful, but those pictures totally made me realize that im 100% gay. those pictures were hard to take, especially when the bleeding came...

I'm surprised you had the nerve to take a human sexuality class with your level of shrewdness.

[animalius]

get over it, breh. it's where you come from.


btw, why do some gay men feel the need to act extra insecure when they're shown a woman in a sexual light? yeah, we know that you're not turned on to it. you're gay. we get that already. no need to constantly validate to yourself and others around you that you're gay. we know already.

Well, it's not insecurity that we are expressing at times. It's the fact that we live in a culture where we are constantly exposed to the vagina and boobies. In that human sexuality class, why not show them about some guy's exploration of his penis?

Or look at those porn movies on cinemax. Why always boobies and vaginas and never penis?

And among some circles, the erect penis is demonized.

[JWaggy]

Well, it's not insecurity that we are expressing at times. It's the fact that we live in a culture where we are constantly exposed to the vagina and boobies. In that human sexuality class, why not show them about some guy's exploration of his penis?

Let me correct you there. If you live in the US, you live in a culture that has both institutionalized shaming of women all while holding them to a standard of unhealthy sexualization. It's a disgusting dichotomy. And I can't believe that you see that any differently. Women are taught (even by their own mothers) that parts of their bodies are gross, unclean and should be hidden away, while at the same time taught that other parts of their bodies are what defines them as people. The vagina in American culture is not an object of over exposure, it's a dark secret (that everybody knows about) that must be scrubbed sterile. And as far as breasts go, women are to believe that their breasts are a'okay, but their nipples are something to be ashamed of. Give me a break with your bent assessment of our culture. Our culture caters to straight men, dick included. And whether or not the human sexuality class covers male sexuality and genitalia is completely beside the point (and who's to say they haven't?).

Or look at those porn movies on cinemax. Why always boobies and vaginas and never penis?

Any ignoramus can watch softcore porn on cable tv, but it takes a certain kind of fool to think it represents any aspect of society, let alone the whole of it.

[animalius]

Let me correct you there. If you live in the US, you live in a culture that has both institutionalized shaming of women all while holding them to a standard of unhealthy sexualization. It's a disgusting dichotomy. And I can't believe that you see that any differently. Women are taught (even by their own mothers) that parts of their bodies are gross, unclean and should be hidden away, while at the same time taught that other parts of their bodies are what defines them as people. The vagina in American culture is not an object of over exposure, it's a dark secret (that everybody knows about) that must be scrubbed sterile. And as far as breasts go, women are to believe that their breasts are a'okay, but their nipples are something to be ashamed of. Give me a break with your bent assessment of our culture. Our culture caters to straight men, dick included. And whether or not the human sexuality class covers male sexuality and genitalia is completely beside the point (and who's to say they haven't?).



Any ignoramus can watch softcore porn on cable tv, but it takes a certain kind of fool to think it represents any aspect of society, let alone the whole of it.

Shaming? Give me a break. The vagina is anything but a deep dark secret. You can find it everywhere. Human sexuality class. Cinemax. Go into any gender study department and you will find pictures of them on the walls. Go into any modern art gallery and 90% of all the nudity are of women.

Go onto nudist discussion websites and ask about the erect penis. People there will come down on you with a vengeance. Even among nudist communities, boys are taught from a young age that the erect penis (a perfectly normal part of male biology) is evil.

If the vagina is some deep dark secret, then the penis is like hell fire. I am constantly reminded (mostly by women) that a part of me is evil.

[freefall]

@OP: then you, Mister, have never seen a cervix before. It's actually pretty!


Now, if you're talking about vagina...

Do you like kissing guys? Here's the inside of a hot guy's mouth...

OMG do you have chronic tonsilitis?

[JWaggy]

Shaming? Give me a break. The vagina is anything but a deep dark secret. You can find it everywhere. Human sexuality class. Cinemax. Go into any gender study department and you will find pictures of them on the walls. Go into any modern art gallery and 90% of all the nudity are of women.

You're being disingenuous. The "everywhere" you just described were a relatively niche department and set of classes in most major universities whose whole advent was begotten because of women's suffrage, a single cable television channel, art galleries (supported and contributed by a very small sample of the general population, most by people who themselves are representative of oppressed groups of people [LGBTQ, women and racial minorities]), and nudist discussion websites (???).

If we want to talk about everywhere, let's talk about advertisement. Let's talk about film. Let's talk about pop culture. Let's talk about history. Let's talk about religion. Everywhere we turn we see the products of vagina shaming--women believed to be filthy because of their vulvas, vaginas, cervixes, fallopian tubes, ovaries and all the processes that occur because of these parts.

Now that's not to say that society isn't oppressive when it comes to human sexuality as a whole (including men and women, penises and vaginas), but if you take an honest look, you'll see what I'm talking about.

If the vagina is some deep dark secret, then the penis is like hell fire. I am constantly reminded (mostly by women) that a part of me is evil.

Sounds like more of a reflection on the shitty people you keep in your life than a reflection on society as a whole. (Straight) Men are allowed their erections and sexual appetites--women are most surely NOT.

[MissAnne]

Let me correct you there. If you live in the US, you live in a culture that has both institutionalized shaming of women all while holding them to a standard of unhealthy sexualization. It's a disgusting dichotomy. And I can't believe that you see that any differently. Women are taught (even by their own mothers) that parts of their bodies are gross, unclean and should be hidden away, while at the same time taught that other parts of their bodies are what defines them as people. The vagina in American culture is not an object of over exposure, it's a dark secret (that everybody knows about) that must be scrubbed sterile. And as far as breasts go, women are to believe that their breasts are a'okay, but their nipples are something to be ashamed of. Give me a break with your bent assessment of our culture. Our culture caters to straight men, dick included. And whether or not the human sexuality class covers male sexuality and genitalia is completely beside the point (and who's to say they haven't?).

This is so true.

A lot of women play into the whole "vaginas are gross" theory. I remember when I was in middle school, I overheard a group of girls talking about their brothers. One girl said something that I thought was completely stupid "Id hurt my brother if he went down on a girl" and the other girls laughed. Then her friend asked her "Well, what if his girlfriend performed oral sex on him.." She said "Oh, well, thats natural..." I was sitting there like "What the hell ? you have a vagina, dont you ?"

LOL, then I had a girlfriend in college, who seemed to be obsessed with sucking cock. I hate to say that, but its true. She did it so much that I asked her what the guys did for her in return and she said that going down on her would be disgusting. I didn't say anything but thought 'thats a pretty good deal for the guys then'.

[refujiunderground]

Well, it's not insecurity that we are expressing at times. It's the fact that we live in a culture where we are constantly exposed to the vagina and boobies. In that human sexuality class, why not show them about some guy's exploration of his penis?

Or look at those porn movies on cinemax. Why always boobies and vaginas and never penis?

And among some circles, the erect penis is demonized.

what does any of what you mentioned have to do with what i said?

[HunterM]

@OP: then you, Mister, have never seen a cervix before. It's actually pretty!


Now, if you're talking about vagina...

@OP,
You just need to hang some colorful curtains along the walls. Add a sofa, a coffee table, and a TV, you could practically live comfortably in there. It's totally well insulated.

[hylas]

animalius, you have a seriously distorted and self-serving view on these issues.

[Scealle]

You knew someone was going to post this:

My initial reaction was

[thatgirl]

I've never understood this whole "eww lady parts" nonsense. Without them, none of us would be here.

Honestly.

Perhaps some people had a bad experience in the womb and are now petrified of lady bits. I dunno. It's really irrational.

@OP,
You just need to hang some colorful curtains along the walls. Add a sofa, a coffee table, and a TV, you could practically live comfortably in there. It's totally well insulated.

You are crazy.

[borg69unimatrix]

I've never understood this whole "eww lady parts" nonsense.

I think it's because coming out is hard enough, sometimes convincing yourself that you're gay, and then a lot of guys constantly have their family asking, "Are you SURE you're gay? Maybe it's just a phase... You'll change your mind someday."

We get into this mindset of being constantly on the defensive, convincing people we're NOT going to revert back to straight, and take this highly defensive, "I HATE WOMEN, They're Gross!" stance.

[thatgirl]

I think it's because coming out is hard enough, sometimes convincing yourself that you're gay, and then a lot of guys constantly have their family asking, "Are you SURE you're gay? Maybe it's just a phase... You'll change your mind someday."

We get into this mindset of being constantly on the defensive, convincing people we're NOT going to revert back to straight, and take this highly defensive, "I HATE WOMEN, They're Gross!" stance.

Hm. It's problematic. But that makes sense, actually.

Also, this sort of defensiveness seems weirdly similar to straight guys who react in a really immature, OTT way when confronted with male nudity. etc

In both cases, it seems like it stems from insecurity.

[borg69unimatrix]

Hm. It's problematic. But that makes sense, actually.

Also, this sort of defensiveness seems weirdly similar to straight guys who react in a really immature, OTT way when confronted with male nudity. etc

In both cases, it seems like it stems from insecurity.

Huh. I never thought about it in reverse, but it does make perfect sense the way (most) straight guys react about gays. Demonizing your biggest fear as a way of admonishing it from your existence. It is peoples' way of convincing others, and themselves of their convictions. Religious people do this a lot too...

[rareboy]

Hey Guys.

Here's our beautiful tunnel.

[JOHN B]

This is what keeps ME away from women's private parts.....


Awesome movie, btw.....dark comedy actually....though you cannot tell by the trailer...lol

[Saybrooke]

That is too weird! XD