"One of your readers left a comment last week that guys should get more comfortable with enjoying sex together. I thought I'd share this.
My girlfriend was afraid of the virus and refused to visit. I respected that but as a result we drifted apart and don't talk much anymore. My neighbor's marriage has fallen victim too as I've heard is getting common. So, we started hanging out commiserating. At one point we bitched about having to jerk off all the time now. Well, that turned out to be the best thing to happen for both of us. We hook up several times a week now for sex. We both admit it's been awesome and we both don't care who knows. Will we both go back to women when this is all over? Probably. Will we give up the man to man stuff? I seriously doubt it, it's too much fun."
I've read numerous sources stating that many relationships have failed over the course of the pandemic. 24/7 togetherness can create a strain if we don't provide one another time apart for personal interests. It's why couples find retirement to be so difficult - at least in the beginning.
As I've indicated to my Faithful reader during our correspondence: The thing about man-to-man sexual encounters is the fact that most (not all, but most) men are able to separate sex from love or intimacy. Love and intimacy are normal emotional responses - and needed for a stable relationship. Sex is a biological response and, for men, a biological need.
Hooking up with your neighbor is an excellent solution. You're both satisfying a need. That you're both not ashamed of it is...well, excellent. It's real-life proof of what Human Sexuality Experts have been saying since Kinsey's famous studies (eventually corroborated by Masters and Johnson). Humans are sexual beings and their orientation - their sexual attraction and arousal factors - do not fall into two strict categories. Rather it spans the spectrum.





























































