If you HAD to have gay sex, what gay stereotype would you choose to have gay sex with?

Question

"The Jock"

If you HAD to have gay sex, what gay stereotype would you choose to have gay sex with?

The jock is usually a muscle bound, straight acting gayman who is into sports and always wears a jock strap.

"The leather gay"

Leather gays are a type of gayman who are very rare these days due to gayness becoming so mainstream. However they still exist and are usually leather clad men who characteristically practice BDSM and often have a slave.

"The bear"

A bear is pretty much a gayman who is very big, hairy and has a full beard. They usually have very effeminate voices which come as a surprise.

"The Twink"

Twinks are young, slim or athletic pretty boy gaymen.

"The femboi"

Femboi is a type of gayman who is not trans but probably will be one day. They wear female clothes but don't actually claim to be female yet. They usually have very annoying, diva type personalities.

"The Daddy"

The daddy is a gayman who is older and wiser, usually looks after himself and is good to his often younger boyfriends who he financially supports only to be cheated on because his younger boyfriends lust for other younger men.

"The Ladyboy"

The ladyboy is a gayman who is trans but never intends to get the chop. They prey on straight men and take their money.

Girls can answer as if they are guys.

DJ1991 · Answer

The JOCK, YUMMY

Wharton24 · Answer

I've had gay sex with a few stereotypes and the best for me was definitely the jock.

Libertycityguy · Answer

Jock.

AimeeKyle · Answer

Hard to pick one specifically but can narrow the list down. I could probably do the Jock, twink, daddy or ladyboy. (I absolutely could not do the leather guy, the bear, or the femboi)

Pete671 · Answer

The twink, prefer to have a ladyboy but that's not really gay sex,,,

WildButterflyKiss · Answer

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