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When childhood friends Matt Damon and Ben Affleck won an Oscar for writing 1997′s “Good Will Hunting,” the two Boston natives also became fodder for the Hollywood rumor-mill. Stories speculating the actor-writers were in a homosexual relationship together began to circulate. It is a topic that Damon has apparently never addressed until now. The 42-year-old actor, now married with three daughters, recently expressed sensitivity around the longtime rumor in an interview with Playboy: I never denied those rumors because I was offended and didn’t want to offend my friends who were gay—as if being gay were some kind of f—-ng disease. It put me in a weird position in that sense. The whole thing was just gross. But look, there have been great signs of progress—the fact that Anderson Cooper and Ellen DeGeneres can come out so beautifully and powerfully, and it’s a big f—-ng deal that it turns out nobody gives a sh–. If Liberace were alive today, everybody would love his music and nobody would care what he did in his private life. Like with Elton John. Damon stars in Steven Soderbergh-directed HBO biopic “Behind the Candelabra” as Scott Thorson, Liberace’s longtime lover. Damon recently said his costar Michael Douglas, who plays the famed television and Las Vegas entertainer who lived his life as a closeted homosexual, is “a wonderful kisser.” The “Bourne Identity” actor never seems to have shied away from such roles over his career. He recalled speaking to Heath Ledger before he died about filming passionate kissing scenes with Jake Gyllenhaal for 2005′s “Brokeback Mountain” — a film in which Damon was originally set to star. Damon revealed that he and Joaquin Phoenix were at one point in talks to play the leading roles in the Oscar-winning film, tossing the idea around with director Gus Van Sant. (It was eventually helmed by Ang Lee who won an Academy Award for directing.) But since he had just done “The Talented Mr. Ripley” and “All the Pretty Horses,” Damon wanted to wait on “Brokeback” a few more years. “I just did a gay movie and a cowboy movie. I can’t do a gay cowboy movie now,” he recalled telling Van Sant. “The right actor got the part. Heath Ledger was magnificent,” Damon added. And when it came to those kissing scenes, the late Ledger told him, “I needed to just go for it. If you can’t do that, you’re not making the movie.” Ledger’s advice served as inspiration to Damon as he made “Candelabra.” He has some pretty passionate scenes with Douglas and at one point straddles and kisses him in a chaise lounge. “It’s not like I kiss him just once. We drew it up like a football plan,” he told Playboy. Damon also has many nude scenes in the film — something he doesn’t typically do. “This movie’s not going to be for everyone,” he said, adding that he and Douglas have a lot of gay friends so, “we were not going to screw this up or bulls— it.” Damon went on to say the film covers the intimacy of their relationship and portrays a marriage “long before there was gay marriage. That’s not an insignificant thing.” Damon also stars in the upcoming “Promised Land” with John Krasinski – a film the two actors co-wrote. Out in limited release on December 28, “Promise Land” is directed by Gus Van Sant.

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Hello I'm Chris an I'm looking for friend that share the same interests as me an looking to find some one who plays xbox if u have xbox and xbox live and if u have room on your friends list and if u have the same interests such as call of duty please grop me a friends request and let the games begin My xbox gamer tag is .................................. ( HAZE 420GENERAL ) I look forward to the game

Anyone enjoy sex outdoors as much as I do? Even jacking is more fun outside. I rubbed one out while nude sunbathing in my yard yesterday...ah, so warm and nice. So what's the word?

So I've browsed the blogs online and decided I might as well make up my own an make them fun! So tell me, what's your favorite underwear brand? Or if you don't have one, imagine a pair on a boy that would drive you crazy lol ;)

I came back to the East Coast and I finally got what I wanted. I had a "friend" pick me up from the airport. On the way back to my dorm, I felt him and he jacked me off a little. After I got settled in, we went at it in my room, and we 69'd and I fucked him! After he left, I took a nap because I barely slept during my flight and got up a few hours later for my Fuck-A-Thon at the gloryhole. At first, it was hard to get people to notice me there, but after a while...guys were all over me. I remember a black guy first, where I saw him in a booth alone and then joined him...where we ended up kissing, blowing each other, and him fucking me. Then, I got a chance to suck, fuck, and get fucked by a Latino. After him, I took a little break and looked around other gloryholes. Apparently, people have gotten desparate enough that they made tiny holes on the doors so that you can roughly see inside them. With that luck, I ended up seeing two older white guys fuck each other, the first black guy I was with fucking a Latino, and then that Latino fucking another guy. It got me so off that I actually jacked off with everyone watching...awkward. Anyways, after that, I had the chance to blow a Latino-looking dude and he came for me. Right after him, another black guy came and I blew him. Man, was he huge! I say, almost a FootLong! He ended up coming for me too. Between all of that, plus me being a "Peeping Tom," I was about ready to bust. What made me go overboard was a black guy who had a nice cock. I blew him for a little and then he wanted to fuck...so we went in a private booth and he fucked me so rough that he made me cum all over, resulting in him coming inside me.....Oh, and all of the guys from last night skull fucked me while I was sucking their cocks...I have to say....BEST HOMECOMING EVER!!!!!!!! XD

<p>The right time to start talking about defloration?</p>

<p>He probably deserves it after all those years of gift giving.</p>

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<p>Here's another one for you guys.</p> <p>When I was single I pretty did what most of you do, shared pics and some vids with guys whom you could trust and enjoyed what you did and looked like and all; not so much now of course. With them I was never worried that I'd up on Tumblr or Reddit or even here, cuz we're friends first and foremost and we respect each other.</p> <p>Thing is, I'd never upload myself, faceless or whatever, to a site like this one because you know it'll just get shared to the ends of the earth and beyond.</p> <p>So, my question is - to those who upload themselves and to those who don't - why do you do it? How do you deal with it? And so on. And I am aware some guys have had issues with this from reading past blogs, so I know shit happens and all.</p> <p>

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<p>They say that boys with acnes on the faces masturbate to much. Is it true? I like boys with acnes. Anyone else?</p>

<p>How do I cancel my membership?</p>

<p>400 days have passed since i became a member.

<p>I lost my two best friends and only friends a few years ago to me being gay, so I want friends--although I may not admit it. I convinced myself after a time that I didn't need friends because: (a) I'm gay, and people don't like what they don't understand, and look at the people who still don't accept us as a community; (b) I have trouble being a friend, which is what my family therapist said to me years ago; and (c) I may have Asberger's, which is what my phsycologist said to me when I was recently out of college around 2008.</p> <p>It's hard, though, not to want to have friendships--especially from some (guy) I perceive as attractive and popular. Often, it doesn't go well, and I end up looking like a fool. At my job before my recent one, I met such a guy who was like "seeing the face of God" for me he was so handsome. I immediately or soon thereafter friended him on Facebook. Our boss asked me to help some co-workers before going home for the night, which he did for me even though he was in the same room and heard the exact same request. I promptly unfriended him on Facebook to show him how mad I was. I think he noticed, talked to me, and then we were Facebook friends again. I knew that he liked and made dubstep music, so I found out everything I could about it--really just odd facts about artists to get him into making it more. Well, the end result was that he said I was smothering him. We were something of frenemies, according to him. At one point, he wanted to stay away (he also accused me of stalking him online) but I said I didn't want that. I told him I probably had Asberger's, I guess as a way to explain my odd behavior so he might stay--although I didn't explicitly say that was the reason I told him I probably had AS. I also told him I was gay, but not only him. To make him comfortable, I told some co-workers when we were sharing secrets on break. Of course, all this blew up in my face when we had a fight at work. It was really intense, filled with anger and sadness like two lovers having a quarrel. He thought I had a crush on him. But he still said to friend him on Facebook, even if he was only trying to be nice. I had since unfriended him again after one of our spats, but, when I was between jobs, I friended him again, and he accepted.</p> <p>At my new job, I met another such guy (why do they have to follow me everywhere?). He's 18. The other guy was 19, but I find it surprising each time how more seemingly mature they are than me. My mother told me this job was a way to start over, and that I should focus on the job andlet friendship's develop naturally. I normally work with him, so I got to know hi and his buddies. I rapped for him and sat at lunch with him, talking to him and making him laugh. After a long time--longer than at my other job--I finally friended him, along with a few other co-wrokers so it wouldn't seem so awkward. We had received new work uniforms, and, sometime after we got them, I overheard said guy said he wished he could go shirtless under the vest (and the person he was walking with said, "That's so gay."). Then, in response to me saying the same thing, one of his buddies smirked and said that everybody desn't wear an undershirt under their vest anyway. We, of course, have to wear work shirts under the vest (which is what he meant and I obviously didn't pick up on. Shortly thereafter, one of my facebook friends (who wasn't said 18-year-old guy's facebook friend, but was someone we both had worked with once) posted exactly what said guy and I were talking about--only he had the vest zipped up. I shared the pic, and said guy liked it. Needless to say, that prompted me to post six pictures of myself--only I unzipped my vest so you could see my hair and belly button and, on the last photo, nipples. I was not only trying to be funny, but also cool and tough. I also wore sunglasses for my photos and was in an "I want YOU" pose for one. FACEBOOK IS AND NEVER HAS BEEN MY FRIEND; NOTHING GOOD COMES OF IT. The day after, I was fine until said guy accused me of sexual harrassment (which made me less want to talk to him). I explained to him that that wasn't my intention as well as the reasons behind the photos and how I wanted to be perceived (primarily as funny; I left out the cool and tough parts because I thought no one would believe that. I hoped, though, that said guy got the vibe because I told him I thought that's what Army guys (He was in the National Gaurd) liked and that it was a guy thing. The first night or so after, when I obviously had my head down in embarrassment (which I indicated verbally after his harrassment comment) and dejection once I spotted him, he put his hands on my shoulders and said "Ke-VIIIN" in the tough way he always says it. That didn't change. He still talks to me and sat with me once so far at lunch, but I don't feel the same closenes I once did with him. One time, as if in sympathy, he tapped his knuckle on my spine as he went behind me without looking at me--kind of wierd for a sexual harrassment accuser. I didn't lose my job, thank god. Indeed, I sent the pictures to people I thought would be cool with it--more than hiim. I even received some positive feedback from the OP that prompted my photos and another Facebook friend. When said guy and his friends wanted me to remove my pictures as soon as I got home, I thought that I needed to show my sincerity in not posting again and so I unfriended them permanently. I want to be friends, but I'm not sure how he (and his buddies) feel about me now. I have even been called "wierd" in jest by them, so I don't know if they know I'm gay or not. Also, when he saw me after the incident, he said, "Are you still here? Good." I guess at this point I should mention that I told everyone, which is how I really feel, when prompted that I often don't feel good about myself, so maybe he was respondng to that. I also said that I was glad he was at work as well. One night, he even said I deserved a promotion, but then asked me where (what location)

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