hmsindecision:Can you tell this person’s gender identity in this diatribe? Does it make a difference
hmsindecision:Can you tell this person’s gender identity in this diatribe? Does it make a difference? The amount of men who have called me some pretty shitty things for not having sex with them sounded just like this. Didn’t I want a “real cock”? Everyone who compares a strap-on to a dick is just proving how little they know about lesbian sexuality at all. They know less than nothing about us other that what they see in the mocking porn made for straight men. Do they understand that even if we aren’t actively repulsed by their genitalia, it’s not a vulva and it never will be? That’s what we want. That’s what lesbians like in bed. If a woman ever used a strap-on on me, it wouldn’t make it the same as a penis. Especially when I ate her out afterwards.I know it doesn’t really matter but I kind of wish it was at least more common knowledge that not that many lesbians use strap-ons “on a regular basis”, if at all, and even when we do, most lesbians (I would assume the vast majority) shy away from getting anything that actually resembles a penis. Penises are ugly! I’m sorry! ‘Realistic’ looking dildos are laughably stupid looking (some of them even have fake balls lmao!!)Anyway, lesbians aren’t numb inside, so if we enjoy penetration, that has nothing to do with wanting a man’s (or trans woman’s) cock inside us. You may say a cylindrical sex toy is “phallic” but I guess you could also be saying the inside of our own vaginas are “phallic”. Which is some pretty penis-centric bullshit. Wearing a strap on doesn’t magically turn a girl into a guy, or a lesbian into a straight girl (and for guys who like to be pegged by their gf, it doesn’t make them gay or their gf a man either!!)And yes, like @hmsindecision mentioned, at least with a strap on you can remove it, throw it aside, and start in on an even more exciting and pleasurable act. -- source link
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