What if you don't like Butch Cock?

crashhere4eva · 09-26-2011, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by apretty

Hi, Dreams isn't like that--You are making a lot of needless assumptions.

This is just a thread and if you don't think it applies to you then don't post in it.
The other option is to post in this thread a bunch and make it all about you:

Dreams directly stated in the BC thread she was going to make this thread for me. So, I am not assuming anything. She said it in her own words in black and white.

princessbelle · 09-26-2011, 10:09 AM

So yeah back to topic.

I happen to love BC. However, when i first came out to myself as a lesbian, oh so many moons ago, I didn't like it at all. Or should i say i didn't like the "idea" of it. Maybe i was going through the acceptance phase and i just didn't understand it. It felt male to me. I was shocked the first time i even knew it existed. Call me green, i sure was. I didn't make the connection it was part of my partners body. Now it is a no brainer for me and "it" just totally is part of my partner's body, no doubt about it.

It took a few years to wrap my head around it. I can certainly understand why some people may not like it at all. To each his/hys/her own for sure.

Curious if any one else went through anything similar?

Now i love it and can't imagine life or a relationship without it. But it was a journey.

1QuirkyKiwi · 09-26-2011, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by princessbelle

So yeah back to topic.

I happen to love BC. However, when i first came out to myself as a lesbian, oh so many moons ago, I didn't like it at all. Or should i say i didn't like the "idea" of it. Maybe i was going through the acceptance phase and i just didn't understand it. It felt male to me. I was shocked the first time i even knew it existed. Call me green, i sure was. I didn't make the connection it was part of my partners body. Now it is a no brainer for me and "it" just totally is part of my partner's body, no doubt about it.

It took a few years to wrap my head around it. I can certainly understand why some people may not like it at all. To each his/hys/her own for sure.

Curious if any one else went through anything similar?

Now i love it and can't imagine life or a relationship without it. But it was a journey.

For many years I felt the very idea of any c*ck was repulsive, after all I'm lesbian - it wasn't until I was living in Norway, close to family, that I was gently introduced to it by the Butch I was in a relationship with. It was a gradual process for me of exploring and releasing my self imposed 'ideas' about it and understanding the energy of my partner.

Oh boi! Did I learn a lot about my myself sexually, lol!

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princessbelle Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: femme Preferred Pronoun?: femme ones Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Tennessee Posts: 6,100 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 29,380 Thanked 30,496 Times in 5,198 Posts Rep Power: 21474858	So yeah back to topic. I happen to love BC. However, when i first came out to myself as a lesbian, oh so many moons ago, I didn't like it at all. Or should i say i didn't like the "idea" of it. Maybe i was going through the acceptance phase and i just didn't understand it. It felt male to me. I was shocked the first time i even knew it existed. Call me green, i sure was. I didn't make the connection it was part of my partners body. Now it is a no brainer for me and "it" just totally is part of my partner's body, no doubt about it. It took a few years to wrap my head around it. I can certainly understand why some people may not like it at all. To each his/hys/her own for sure. Curious if any one else went through anything similar? Now i love it and can't imagine life or a relationship without it. But it was a journey. __________________ ~ I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. ~ Maya Angelou