In article <4ad22804$0$320$bb4e3ad8@newscene.com>, Uri <aga@d.com>
wrote:
> NP-f31 <dudewiththe(REMOVE)hair@hushmail.com> wrote in
> news:8btvc51s9agfbk8vl9c9vus8hle3fm9kld@4ax.com:
>
> > I just came back from a High School football game. My youngest son is
> > in Middle School now and I took him to the game so he could hang out
> > with his mates. So, I was on my own for much of the game. :/
> > I only took marginal interest in the game, to me the real show was in
> > and around the stands. I've thought about this before when my older
> > son was in High School and I would go to see him play. High School
> > football games are really sexually charged. It's true, all those
> > pheromones get the kids stirred up; and watching as a boylover, I can
> > see how the chemistry affects the atmosphere. There are all types of
> > people at the game from grandparents and parents, to teachers and
> > students and of course the little brothers and sisters. It's a great
> > place to people watch and boy watch.
> >
> > The adults pretty much watch the game or talk to friends and the
> > little baby siblings and toddler siblings play with toys in the
> > bleachers. The administrators march back and forth policing the kids.
> > But the kids I saw tonight are all really good kids. In some schools
> > in this city there are killings at HS football games. Nothing like
> > that here, these kids almost all come from privileged homes.
> >
> > Of course, the kids are completely tuned in to one another. They only
> > watch the game when there is a big play. The students dominate the
> > middle section of the bleachers, The upperclassmen stand in segregated
> > groups. Popular guys stand in a group near the popular girls and there
> > is much interaction, but it is unfocused. Teen couples tend to stay on
> > the periphery and are intimately focused on one another, there is a
> > lot of snuggling and hugging; and in the darker areas around the
> > concession stand or in corners there is a little kissing going on. The
> > close proximity of the groups tends to act as an aphrodisiac and a
> > mass sexual energy is created that they all feed on. You can see it in
> > their dilated pupils. They actually get a sexual high. I never saw
> > this when I was in high school, I was on the field, but it was
> > palpable tonight.
> >
> > Older middle school boys, like my son, are trying to act like the
> > upperclassmen, they stand in groups near the older teens and they are
> > tuned in and watching how the older teens interact. They vacillate
> > between the urge to fit in with the cool older kids and being more
> > playful and active like the younger boys. I saw my son trying to talk
> > up an upper school girl. She was pretty and blonde, just what he
> > likes, and she thought he was cute and sweet, but in a little brother
> > sort of way. I think that was okay with him. He already has a
> > girlfriend that goes to a different school. It was a lot of fun to
> > watch from a discreet distance as he and his friends seesawed from
> > Middle School cool to hyper preteen, dancing to the rhythm of the
> > drumline or breaking into a snatch of song as a group. He has some
> > great friends and it was informative to watch them in their element.
> >
> > The prepubescent and pubescent boys were the most interesting to
> > watch, the 5th and 6th graders. The pheromones in the air affected
> > them most of all. They were crazed and active, running around chasing
> > one another. The sexual energy was turned on one another as opposed to
> > the opposite sex and they didn't know how to deal with it. Most of
> > them had a glaze of sweat on their faces, their hair was disheveled
> > from running and wrestling. When I caught their eye from time to time
> > I saw a disconnected joy on their faces, like they were buzzing. More
> > than once a boy would catch my boy smile, stop, stare at me in wonder
> > for a moment and then smile back and say, 'Hey' before he ran off. It
> > was if they had to clear their heads to focus directly. They were
> > stoned on pheromones and they didn't know it. It was hilarious to see,
> > especially knowing that they're out of control and don't know why.
> > They panted and yelled to one another in their high pitched, excited
> > voices. The real action was in the line to the concession stand.
> > That's where they all jumble together, jostling one another, me and
> > other patrons in line. I was with my kid and some of his buds. They
> > were all crowded around me and they were talking about other kids.
> > "Hey, there's JT. JT!" "Sara is really nice, but her sister is stuck
> > up." My son's friends talked me up too, much to the embarrassment of
> > my son. When I bought them all a snack I got to be cool to him too. By
> > that time the pheromones were getting to me too and I really began to
> > consider what was going on around me. The boys my son's age are super
> > attractive and relatively safe, so they got a lot of hugs from older
> > girls. The older girls stayed away from the older boys unless they
> > were very close friends (in which case there was a lot of hugging). So
> > my kid got some hugs. He's good at that because he has an older sister
> > and he's always hugging her friends. It was then that I realized that
> > this is how these young people had safe sexual encounters.
> >
> > Which brought me back to the 5th and 6th graders. Not having an outlet
> > they were taking out sexual aggression on each other. Wrestling,
> > jostling, touching, there was a lot of physical contact. It was
> > non-sexual, but there was a lot of it. And then I noticed how
> > frequently this age group adjusted themselves. It was a totally
> > unconscious action, but I saw it over and over. I guess you have to
> > know what to look for to see it. This time of year, before it gets too
> > cold, is perfect for some of the most interesting boywatching of all.
> > Support your local team!
> >
> > My son took a long time to calm down when we got home. In fact, he
> > said he 'needed' to wrassle (what he calls beating the crap out of
> > each other). It worked and he crashed hard in front of the TV where he
> > is now sound asleep. I would be interested to know if anyone else has
> > noticed this phenomenon.
> >
> > Doc
> > NP-f31
>
> Very idyllic story of posh boys and posh parents. Idyllic and vulgar,
> pretty suitable for the american sensibility. The life of a pedophile is
> not the life of a family man, would you consider it?. It explains however
> your paternal attitude to the little and crazy group of people you have
> here. Bad education for them, and quite annoying, I would say. Of course
> that your bitch y-not revere you and your attitude, cause somehow he
> allways thought, like you, that he was better than the common pedos.
>
> yours,
His?
Please define "common pedos".
I'm asking, because I can't accurately define it myself.
I think you assume all "pedos" are just like you. We aren't. Some are
American. LOL
I see that "pedos" come in all shapes and sizes, work in all kinds of
occupations, and are just as stupid and just as intelligent as everyone
else. In other words, we are people who have different sexuality than
the majority, and have no other distinguishing differences.
Doc IS a family man, and has a wife and children. Why do you think this
is bad? He doesn't have sex with children, so his sexuality doesn't
have anything to do with how he lives, works, and raises his children,
successfully. We in the fort know this because he's been exposed here.
We know his real name, where he works, and where he lives.
There have been other BLs (pedos who don't hurt children) who have
posted here, who have been fathers. Good ones, I think. Why would you
deny them this, our human justification for existing, the most
important contribution we can make to the continuance and advancement
of our species? And the most personally rewarding? Jealousy?
By definition, parents are paternal. Should we be surprised he brings
it here? LOL He could be worse, like depressed petulant you.
Doc posted what could be called a "slice of average suburban
middle-class life" in America, quite accurately. His interpretations of
his observations were interesting, and on-topic for this newsgroup. I
see no justification for you to bring Y Not into this, or for you to
behave in this uncalled for derogatory manner. Has life hurt you so
much, you need to see others hurt as well, to keep you company in your
misery? I feel sorry for you, but that won't stop me from making fun of
you in the future, if you do this again.
Maybe Mover again. Or not. LOL
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