Hi Jake,Total bottom here and I carry no “bottom shame.” It’s always just been my preference and I don’t give into homophobic notions that there’s something “less than” about being the receptive partner in the bedroom.
That said, I came across an article that did make me question something…The author was saying that if you only have sex from behind (a.k.a. “doggy style”), you’re actually not engaging in “real intimacy” with your partner.
They went on to imply that when you’re looking the other direction, you might as well be having sex with “anyone,” and it’s purely about the physical act, and nothing to do with the person who’s giving it to you. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.Needless to say, being on all fours happens to be my all-time favorite position, so this has thrown me for a loop.
I never really thought I was afraid of intimacy, but am I? Is there something damaged about me for enjoying being taken from behind? Reflections in the Rear-ViewDear Reflections in the Rear-View,As the old saying goes, “Don’t believe everything you read.” While often conflated, sex and intimacy are actually not the same thing.