A safe, educational space for everything male/male sex related about being a boypussy. Questions from Twitter or from viewers here. From a pussyboy with a Daddy heart point of view and from a caring, empowering place. @PB_Breckinridge on Twitter, so follow there.
Monday, May 10, 2021
Cunting: Memes & my thoughts
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Superiority?
So, I posted this on Twitter awhile back, something I found on the Internet that I felt fit what I Tweet about, which is being pussyboy, which in my mind--- at least-- is a step differnt than just sub. That, at least for me, I see myself more than just a sub. Maybe, a bit deeper into the mindset-- if you will, but the same ideas just off kilter a bit. I't hard to explain as I'm still trying to process what I truly want to say about MY being pussy, which has changed my first post here on the topic.
Anyway, I got a reply back:
I don't mean to be disrespectful. But I've spent my entire life with that inferiority issue, due largely in part to being overweight and "average." I refuse to be humiliated and shamed just because I don't look like a mainstream porn star. Yet likely perform better than some. I guess this is why I make a lousy sub. I love servicing men, and I take great joy in doing it. I am known for putting the needs/desires of others first. But I am not inferior. As a matter of fact, a skilled "inferior" can have a great deal of control over the "superior" one.
Ok, this is just MY TAKE on this issue. Superiority in my thinking is he has achieved something I never will... MACHISMO! A strong masculine pride. I'm far from masculine. I've been accused of, in the past, of being far too sissified for my own good. Uh, yup. Bingo, you win a prize; and you know something I'm damn proud of it too. I'm gay! I love sex with men! I take it up the ass as much as I can get it. I rarely ever top; I can actually count the times. I view my "hole" as pussy. I call it that, and I enjoy... believe it or not... being emasculated because I've never fully seen myself as a man. I certainly don't see myself as a woman either, I'm unique. Third gender if you will, as Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld wrote and spoke about in the 1890's to 1930's. A male, with a feminine soul.
I wasn't meant to top other men. I knew this very early on, like at fifteen or so; But I knew very early on I was different. The word gay came into my life at thirteen when the bullying started, but it also made everything click. Oh that is what this is. I'm also the type that makes a great housewife. Actually the military came in with one of those tests of what you can do based on a myriad of things and I was told I could be a housewife, or a secretary if I APPLIED myself to do that <lol>. I'm also the type to blur gender lines; like wearing high heeled shoes wearing a man's suit or wear makeup as a man. But I've always been like that. It doesn't make me less just different. Different is good for if we were all the same life would be boring as fuck!
But, societal norms say that does NOT qualify as "manly" before. My response is fuck that! Why do I have to fit YOUR norms? I don't. Not now. Not ever. I'm happy being male, happy being a sissy, happy being a #girlboy, happy being seen as effeminate. I'm truly me and aren't we all suppose to be that way? Our own true selves.
Now on to another issue.... I'm 54 fucking years old! In gay life that's like 350 years old. I've always been average. Always. And as I age, it's still true. But what percentile of our population fit that stereotype? I think it few and far between, with average guys making up the bulk; but we are forced feed this societal norm of male beauty, masculinity, youth, ruggedness and other bullshit that we for MANY reasons buy into it. In all of my years of having sex with men, the vast majority are just average... like me. I've had a few real "head turners" in my day but they are very few; and the older I get the less it happens. Old in gay life seems to represent undesirable but yet last year when I did research into aging and being gay 60% of our LGBTQIA+ population is OVER 50 years old! Where is that representation? Where is that gay porn? Where are those models and images--- you get the idea. No where because aging for society is undesirable as well. Honey we all, for the most part do it. As my Gram used to say it beats the alternative!
I'm going to be brutally honest here. I've suffered from body dysmorphia my entire life when it comes to my weight, and no matter what I weigh it is 3000% worse than reality! From being anorexic at 105 pounds--- I stand 5ft. 10 in. by the way--- to obese at 280 pounds. So I get the issue big time. In the last year and a half I went from 280 to 180. I look amazing! I feel better too. But I worked my butt off. But, if I get back up there I know now I'm comfortable with my self image--- finally--- no matter what I weigh. Health is a different issue for me, anyways but that's another post <lol>.
I think, at least for some of us, that are subs we might long to be the things we are not; but true happiness comes in knowing who you are, what you are and what you want. Accepting it, embracing it, and finally celebrating it!
I think our journey's in life are uniquely our own. Our struggles, trials, triumphs, tragedy's, successes, failures or whatever are also uniquely our own as we individually handle these issues differently. The paths we choose are different. The results are different. It's all different. But, I also think we can all learn from each other if we just listen.
Superiority and inferiority is a societal pressure. Somebody, always has to be better at something, or so it seems. But I'm not one that advocates shaming, belittling, bullying others EVER! Differences just make us different nothing more.
Saturday, November 21, 2020
Tips to further bring out the dominant side of myself to be a better Dom/Daddy.
Do have any tips to further bring out the dominant side to be better for the bottoms I have in the future?
Boy, do I. Like many gay men, I knew very early one I was "different". Being born in November of 1966, I was at the cusp of the very gay liberation movement, and being gay was something fairly new to the mass public, and so was the pride so many felt in being such. I grew up in a very rural, very small town in Northeast Ohio that in 2010 had a population of 2,801--- mostly very conservative, or Amish & Mennonite. Gay was not a thing where I grew up. There were no role models, and the ones on television in the 1970's were mostly negative. I didn't even hear the word gay until I was 14 years old, when I was being bullied for being "assumed" as one---- "the faggot, fairy, and queer". That term, faggot, for nearly all of us, within the LGBTQIA+ community carries very deep, very painful memories and many of us hate the word to this day.
Others though like myself began to embrace the term "faggot" in the 1980's with the creation of Queer Nation, a very vocal activist group pre-ACT UP demanding our rights as queers/faggots. Taking a negative word and making it positive. Which many communities across many backgrounds have done.
A. I bring all this up because I see myself as a faggot, and in my mind there is a difference in being gay and being a faggot. Faggot means, for me, not the norm socially, morally, spiritually and sexually. Especially sexually speaking for the purpose of this post. Faggot, for me means, not necessarily being built to to have a long relationship with another man, although I've been in two of them--- and certainly not a strictly monogamous long term relationship with a man. Neither of mine has been from my point and without "my husband" knowing of my infidelities. My being, as a faggot, revolves around being of sexual service to MEN plural. The more men, the happier I find myself. It's just how I work. Yes, my heart still loves, and would I leave----no, but I also understand my needs. Being a faggot, for me, means being a slut cum dump. In those moments, having a dick up my boy-pussy is when I'm FULLY alive and only then.
At ten though I knew already I was attracted to guys.
I bring this up because, I at even ten, and a virgin, KNEW I was submissive in nature. I grew up with a verbally, emotionally, & physically abusive father, and as a mama's boy, and around very emotionally strong, yet abused women. That this behavior was what was normal & to be expected. Walking on eggshells, if you will, your entire life. Wanting his approval, never getting it, or even a fraction of it. I knew at fourteen, that when, or if, I ever had sex it had to be with a man, and I WAS going to bottom for him---- it didn't happen till I was eighteen, and I was very fortunate that he was so loving and caring in the process he became my lover, which I write about on this blog. He was older than I was, he came out at 16 in 1950 in Brooklyn, NY to his Orthodox Jewish family who disowned him and threw him into the streets.
He was where I got my initial thoughts on what to expect from a dom/daddy. He was my "Daddy", and even though he died in 1988--- I still see him as my Daddy. Years later, I'd have the chance to have a second "Daddy", even though we never acknowledged that role or used that term. But he cemented my ideas, after a 10 year relationship on what truly the term means for me. Hopefully, this resonates with you.
1. The term "Daddy/Dom" for me means, of far greater worth or value than myself.
That might sound odd at first, and I'm not saying I'm less than by any means; but what I am saying is he is the things I strive to be, but know in my depths I never can be, and especially without him present in my life. There's this idea that we submissive's are seen as "pathetic" or "losers" or even as "weaker"; but that's nonsense in my opinion. There are just things we know we can't be, or do; it's part of our very genetic make-up, if you will. We might be male, but many of us, especially myself do not see ourselves as men. No matter how I old I get, I'm still just a boy. A state of growing, learning, accepting, needing approval. And for me that's ok. It works for me.
A. Some of us don't even see yourselves as boys, myself included, not quite girls either in some ways, but we see ourselves as only our pussies. Notice I said pussy here, not asshole; for we don't see ourselves as having an asshole, but having a pussy. See my post on being a pussyboy for more. Not every bottom guy though see's himself as being pussy. Being pussy is, in my thinking, more submissive in nature, more passive, we crave/long and thrive in getting fucked, we strive to please a bit more, and some of us are a bit more "feminine" in nature and thinking. For me it's not a kink or a fetish it is WHO I am. Being his gurl, is who I am and I want to be the best damn gurl for him I can be. Being his gurl, is how identify, and for me it does mean a bit feminine, but not all girlie-boys are that by any means. I've seen many a jock-type call himself Daddy's girl, and I find that very erotic.
2. We accepted, not chose, that we are submissive.
I never dated girls in high school, never kissed a girl other than my mother, grandmothers or aunts, never saw one naked till I was 26 yrs. old--- but that's a story for another time. I knew I never would marry a girl, or never had ANY desire in the least to have sex with a girl. I knew things were going to be very different for me, and leaving podunk nowhere was my key to that life. My first sexual intercourse with a man, when I was "cunted" (which I write about this term too on my blog in other posts) cemented my thoughts and that I was right in wanting to be a bottom gay guy. I desperately needed approval, of any kind, from a man---and by god my getting fucked by them in my mind said they not only approved of me, but wanted me sexually, even if just was that one fuck. It only needed to be once; their fucking me and yes, their breeding me was their stamp of approval especially the breeding part. His breeding me, in my thinking, was he thoroughly enjoyed my pussy, that it went beyond meeting his needs, and his breeding me was his thank you.
Acceptance of myself as a submissive faggot cum-dump didn't come easily, but once it did the floodgates opened, and I dove into the deep end of gay sex, and gay sex clubs, and orgies. Acceptance, brought out my inner whore, and my first lover encouraged me to be that whore, thankfully. By the time I was twenty-one I had been fucked by over 400 guys. But acceptance brought new awareness to: that I loved anonymous sex. That anonymous sex with complete strangers fulfilled me in ways, other gay sex couldn't. That random men in gay sex clubs not only found me attractive, but wanted to fuck me, and in their anonymity approved of me by fucking me. That being naked, ass up in a room, in a sex club, I could draw a man into my room gave me confidence I never have and still does. Hopefully this makes sense for you the reader. I could write about this more at length, but I see it as a different post.
A. For the most part, as submissive's we choose who we serve, how we serve, as well as why. Can we serve YOU fully with out you understanding our submissiveness and going along with it, can being dominate really work if we are not into it? Not in my opinion, because it's a give and take process. Without us giving our submissiveness and without you understanding what we are giving and why, the whole thing just kind of dies. With that said, I think most good dominates know this, as well as appreciate it and us. Most dominates also try to build us up in ways that encourage us and reinforce for us that we can be even more submissive to them---beyond going ass up. For many of us, myself included, it is way more than just being fucked. Any bottom guy can get fucked, but once again not every bottom is submissive. Being submissive for us fulfilling and rewarding. Being submissive for HIM can involve many things, and that in itself should be a separate post.
3. Being a good dominate/Daddy also means, in the long haul: a shoulder to cry on when we need it, a teacher to broaden our thinking, as well as bring us into being fully ourselves, a role model of what it means to be "a man" in a world that sees that role vastly different than we do, a father figure in our moments of turmoil, a disciplinarian when it is required, a lover in our moments of loneliness or sadness, our council when we need advice or input, and a good sex partner. Being a dominate/Daddy also means caring, loving, affirmative, passionate, compassionate, being emotive, communicative, adventurous and supportive. Being a dom/Daddy is way more than sex.
A. Having other doms/Daddy's as friends and role models I think is a great idea especially for beginners as they can be the ones you can turn to in moments of uncertainty of what, how, or even why you should react they way you do versus what could be expected. I think there are certain stereotypes of dom/Daddies that are viewed as negative, in nature, and I think those moments are the rare exceptions and not the norm--- especially in BDSM scenes.
4. A good dom/Daddy is and understands the key to good communication. He fully listens, by that I mean he's not thinking, while your talking, of what he is going to say next but is invested in every word you say. But communication is also much more than just verbal. It is being able to understand eye contact, body language and silent cues that so many people today miss because they are not full invested in anything let alone another person. How can a good dom/Daddy know that he is fucking you right? Non-communicative language here is the key. A BDSM scene is going well, non-communicative language and spoken words. You get the idea, hopefully. It's also a process that doesn't happen overnight and takes real work for both parties. I'd add in here the use of "safe words", that the action/actions have gone awry and aren't working, you say that word and the dom/Daddy knows to stop instantly.
5. A good dom/Daddy is sexually adventurous, and helps his boy/sub see that it can broaden their sex play. From piss play, bondage, flogging, fisting, exhibitionism, cuckolds and beyond. The world of gay male sex is to be explored. Is everything for every one, No it's not, but you may never know if you aren't willing to try. Granted we all have our boundaries of things we will never do, and that does need to be acknowledged. Besides, plain ole vanilla sex gets boring quickly.
Finally I think that being a good dom/Daddy or a good sub/boy requires the other party, you got to have each other, to really make it work. Like any good relationship it takes real effort, and doesn't just happen. I hope my tips helped and if you have any you'd like to see added just let me know and I'll be happy to revise the post.
Tuesday, October 20, 2020
Training Manual for fags and/or Alpha's
I
recently got this question on Twitter:
"Mate is there such a thing as a training manual for faggots? Or something which alpha lads can read to educate them about the differences between alphas and fags?"
So, I'm going to start with the easiest answer first; which is follow my Twitter @BBbttmwhore53 as my feed is all about being a pussyboy, from my perspective as one. Meme's, storied gifs, and retweets I feel fit my theme for Twitter. Guys seem to love it, and I love doing it. Everything about being a pussy boy without the shame, guilt, fear or the degrading aspects that some view us as worthless. It's all positive, reinforcing and hopefully encouraging.
I also run a list on my Twitter called: "Training accounts 4 fags" twitter.com/i/lists/1282439061043589120 which are accounts I feel support my ideas about being the proper pussyboy/sub and support the idea that we are not worthless. There are 190 Twitter accounts associated with that list
Next is this very blog, granted it's new but I talk at length, in greater detail about my thoughts, my experiences, my perspectives of being boy pussy and everything I can up with or answer from followers, like you.
@TeachingSubs on Twitter takes the attitude: "Conditioning a sub takes hard work and dedication. After enough conditioning the sky is the limit! Dominate your submissive and it will surrender itself." A very clear homoerotic account.
@HeirachyPcast on Twitter: "The podcast dealing with human Hierarchy truth. He also runs a website called, "Fags Worship Alphas" http://fagsworshipalphas.com/ He's also written a book, "May I Serve You Sir" by Sam Duncan. Both the Twitter and his blog are very homocentric.
These were found with a fast search on Amazon. I'd read the reviews/comments before purchase.
"Ask the Man Who Owns Him" by David Stein available at: https://www.amazon.com/Ask-Man-Who-Owns-Him/dp/098236931X/ref=pd_sim_14_1/139-2511822-0887204?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=098236931X&pd_rd_r=c895ca95-8fb3-4b49-b9b2-c083fd31d912&pd_rd_w=9YC1w&pd_rd_wg=o9mrg&pf_rd_p=d338b989-51db-4d99-9bd8-988f67d205eb&pf_rd_r=CPRE8KTHDGEN555WS0R1&psc=1&refRID=CPRE8KTHDGEN555WS0R1
"Slavecraft: Roadmaps for Erotic Servitude" by Guy Baldwin at: https://www.amazon.com/Slavecraft-Roadmaps-Erotic-Servitude-Principles/dp/1881943143/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/139-2511822-0887204?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1881943143&pd_rd_r=b0221b4a-756b-46f8-a4f8-36a91726cea6&pd_rd_w=0MZLC&pd_rd_wg=OnQOJ&pf_rd_p=ce6c479b-ef53-49a6-845b-bbbf35c28dd3&pf_rd_r=VJYQM7GF6JFAKZJ0MT01&psc=1&refRID=VJYQM7GF6JFAKZJ0MT01
"The Ties that Bind" by Guy Baldwin at: https://www.amazon.com/Ties-that-Bind-Leather-Commentaries/dp/1881943097/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/139-2511822-0887204?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1881943097&pd_rd_r=c2e6e696-5287-40cc-815e-3d0eda47175f&pd_rd_w=QoYpR&pd_rd_wg=iUqII&pf_rd_p=ce6c479b-ef53-49a6-845b-bbbf35c28dd3&pf_rd_r=4S1XCZPF7FY54P6PCJSR&psc=1&refRID=4S1XCZPF7FY54P6PCJSR
"The Master's Manuel" by Jack Rinella at: https://www.amazon.com/Masters-Manual-Handbook-Dominance-1994-08-01/dp/B01FIXDVF4/ref=pd_sbs_14_5/139-2511822-0887204?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01FIXDVF4&pd_rd_r=c9d4c6d8-03a7-458c-80c1-6aabe675c4a0&pd_rd_w=fpfjq&pd_rd_wg=6ppbr&pf_rd_p=b65ee94e-1282-43fc-a8b1-8bf931f6dfab&pf_rd_r=7JWYVKMM40H7RGF27GBN&psc=1&refRID=7JWYVKMM40H7RGF27GBN
"Dom's Guide to Submissive Training" by Elizabeth Cramer. However with a "straight couple on the cover I'm not sure if she covers gay thinking. Link found here: https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Submissive-Training-Step-step/dp/1494236257/ref=pd_bxgy_img_2/139-2511822-0887204?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1494236257&pd_rd_r=dc02fefd-70ab-477a-9629-92d68e4fbf6e&pd_rd_w=mJuS0&pd_rd_wg=vprrc&pf_rd_p=ce6c479b-ef53-49a6-845b-bbbf35c28dd3&pf_rd_r=YPZJ5FT2B2GZ3F3SJ5DT&psc=1&refRID=YPZJ5FT2B2GZ3F3SJ5DT
I'm sure this a scratch on the surface, but it's a beginning. We all start our journey's somewhere, someway; and what is so wonderful about it is that our journey is uniquely and wonderfully our own. Now two journeys are the same, and that is ok! We all wouldn't want to be the same. Be open minded, be adventurous, journal your thoughts-feeling-emotions-fantasies-experiences, be bold, be courageous and finally slowly find yourself. Your gut will tell you, you're on the right path. That's how it all started with me and discovering the word pussyboy at 54 yo years old. So anything is possible. Good luck!
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