Me & my friend had a moment while drunk
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Fistly, I AM NOT STATING THE FOLLOWING TO BE BITCHY OR TO INSULT THE POSTER: maybe he didn't like the way he was getting sucked off. Maybe he simply expected to feel more than he did. If so, that is certainly something I would not assert to a close gay friend after he sucked my dick.
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Be as normal as you could. You cannot be sure if he is gay or not or comfortable with you after this, just act normally, be the way you have always been. If he reacts OK and don't want to mention that night, just be his friend, don't push anything further. If he avoids you, stay away from him for a while, give him some time to think. Maybe, just maybe, he wanted to fool around with you but at the time you sucked him, he realized that he had gone too far and he didn't want to ruin your friendship. If he had continued, you would have thought that he wanted to hook up with you.
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Oh gosh what a situation you have there. I've had a couple, though not as intense, that are similar to yours. I would just act normal as everybody else has been advising. I'm sure he's confused or scared. Maybe he never knew he was gay or had the capacity to feel for a guy until he met you. It takes time and the right person, I believe, for a guy to realize his true sexuality or feelings for a person. Keep us posted on how it goes ;D. Good luck you!
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Things that solves everything: Alcohol. Try it again.
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Hello voodoo748,
Don't worry to much about it, THINGS HAPPEN!
I ended up sleeping with my boss (at a previous job) after a night of drinking… Everything was fine after (and the other times we slept together after that
). Oh and yes he was straight with an ex-wife and a 2 year old son, with a girlfriend (now his second wife and the mother of his second child).sgmusuk
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When I was in a similiar situation I thought to myself, would he have sex with me sobe? Suck my cock sober? We ended up watching some porn (bi-sexual), jacking-off ourselves, and passing out. We're still friends.
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he's just confused about a lot of things.
as are you.
talk it out without being chemically-inconvenienced.
a clear head can get you farther than you both think.
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I know this thread is a few months old, but I've also had this happen during the summer. The way I dealt with it was head on, if you're friends then you can talk about it and try and laugh it off which is what we managed to do. I think if worse comes to worse, you could both agree to just forget that it happened and that it didn't really change anything. Still friends at the end of the day and a few drunken activities shouldn't get in the way of that.
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That just depends on how much you value your friendship I suppose.
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its interesting o know everyones viewpoint
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