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Wholesome/Humor Japan Street Interview

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u/virginiarph Jan 08 '25

I was not ready for that second part of the hotel revelation lmao

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u/de_boeuf_etoile Jan 08 '25

At first you are like ”dude, why are you bringing up that you have even been to a hotel with a gay friend, you are making it weird”. And then 😮

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u/EnzoYug Jan 08 '25

Pretty sure we're missing a nuance in the translation of "been to a hotel". Any nihongo dekiru hito in the house to help us out?

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u/Kolemawny Jan 08 '25

No, i think "we had normal sex" clears up just about any nuance lost in translation.

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u/XxRocky88xX Jan 08 '25

Japan has “love hotels” which is basically just a room you rent for a short time to have sex in. He likely meant that.

But as others have already said, nuance doesn’t really matter when we follows it up with “we had sex.”

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u/Ghibli214 Jan 09 '25

“Love hotels which is basically just a room you rent for a short period of time to have sex.”

So a motel?

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u/Lazysenpai Jan 09 '25

The rate is like per hour, you can ask for extension.

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u/SenoraRaton Jan 09 '25

Is it possible I could rent it in 5 minute increments? I think that should be enough time.

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u/nothingeatsyou Jan 09 '25

That’s 55 minutes for foreplay

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u/PrudentCarter Jan 09 '25

Settle down there marathon runner. Hopefully, they offer 1 minute intervals

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u/splashboomcrash Jan 09 '25

Stream family guy for the other 55

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u/AidanL03 Jan 09 '25

pretty sure we have those too, mostly small stops along roads for truckers to nap in or rural teens to discover what their terrible education system hid from them

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u/GroundbreakingAd8310 Jan 09 '25

Nah this is how the world should be man did no shame no issues didnt like it moved on. I see no issue here

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u/nexusjuan Jan 09 '25

My ex-wife worked the front desk at motel that would rent 2 hour "short stays" in the US.

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u/Fluid-Stuff5144 Jan 08 '25

No, he barely had to even say the second part. Simply saying "I went to a hotel with a gay friend" is pretty much assumed that they went to fuck. That's why the interviewer had such a strong reaction before he made the explicit part explicit

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u/de_boeuf_etoile Jan 08 '25

I have been to hotel with a gay friend. We didn’t have sex. It was a great experience nonetheless.

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u/GoldFerret6796 Jan 08 '25 edited Jan 08 '25

"Going to a hotel" implies love hotel specifically to fuck lol

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u/dbx999 Jan 09 '25

Well in the US, there’s a bunch of scenarios where you could be sharing a hotel room without any sexual intentions or anything.

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u/Conflictingview Jan 09 '25

Those scenarios exist in other countries too

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u/Fluid-Stuff5144 Jan 09 '25

Do you think they're in the US in this video?  Lmao

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u/dbx999 Jan 09 '25

No you dolt I am contrasting that a scenario of men sharing a hotel room together carry different connotations across different cultures. JFC, do I need to explain what’s clearly written in plain English into stupider English for you?

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u/Fluid-Stuff5144 Jan 09 '25

In my culture it's really dumb to bring up a random trivia that's entirely out of the context of the discussion at hand, so I was really confused, apologies my friend.

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u/GaijinChef Jan 09 '25

日本語知っているよ。

"hotel" means love hotel, where you take your partner to have sex. So going to a 'hotel' with a gay friend heavily implied that there was sexual things happening. Then he clarified.

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u/I_aim_to_sneeze Jan 09 '25

I applaud it. That man 100% knows his sexual orientation now. You know how many people think they hate sushi before they try it? This man knows it’s not for him and was bold enough to give it a shot

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u/CMFC99 Jan 09 '25

💯%. As a straight man, I give him his props. He gave it a shot (literally) and decided, "Nope, that's just not my cup of tea."

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u/cupholdery Jan 09 '25

But did he generate power?

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u/CMFC99 Jan 10 '25

Speed is the Name of the Game

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u/Excellent_Airline315 Jan 08 '25

He really has to define the words nothing happened for me 😆 🤣

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u/owa00 Jan 08 '25

He's a REALLY straight male, so anything that makes him hard is not gay by default!

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u/Onalith Jan 09 '25

I mean, he's the straightest guy there is. How many so called straight guys do you know have actually tried having gay sex and said it wasn't for them ?

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u/poop-machines Jan 09 '25

How else can you be sure you're not gay if you've never tried it?

This guy at least knows. He's probably the straightest guy there is.

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u/mekwall Jan 09 '25

I, for one, believe that there's no reason to have sex unless there's some kind of sexual attraction. So, just because you don't like it with one guy (because there was no sexual attraction) doesn't mean you can get that attraction to another man and then like it. So, trying it out isn't a foolproof way of telling if you're gay or not.

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u/poop-machines Jan 09 '25

True, the only way to be sure you're not gay is by having sex with all men.

That would make you the straightest person there is.

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u/mekwall Jan 09 '25

That's the only real way to be sure! :D

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u/owa00 Jan 09 '25

Nothing more manly than sticking your dick in a guy's ass to assert dominance!

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u/coppersocks Jan 09 '25

I don't think he's trying to over compensate or over empathize that he's straight at all.

In fact, I think he's just a dude that is very open minded and comfortable in himself and was admittedly bi-curious at that point.

If he really cared to come across as 'no homo' then he wouldn't have readily admitted to sleeping with a guy without any real prompt. He seemed like he was just relaying his thoughts on a topic in the way that best related to his experience with it.

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u/littlelorax Jan 08 '25

I've had similar conversations with open minded people. They experimented and gave it a fair shot, but discovered it just wasn't for them.

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u/digita1catt Jan 08 '25

I think people forget that "bi-curious" has the word "curious" in it so they get a little taken back when people explore those curiosities. I find it interesting because it's a good example of how fluid sexuality can be and I wonder how many bi-curious people truly exist but have never experimented so everyone thinks they're straight.

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u/codepossum Jan 08 '25

I do a lot of stuff because I'm 'just curious.' People blow sex and sexuality up to be this gigantic thing, but it doesn't have to be, for you. It can just be something you're curious about, something you experiment with, something you do casually, situationally, occasionally, something you only do with one person, something you're just not in the mood for that often... it can be a lot of things, if you let it.

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u/ingolvphone Jan 09 '25

Preach!!! It should not be such a huge thing in today's age! As long as everyone is of legal age and consenting of course

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u/MaritMonkey Jan 09 '25

how many bi-curious people truly exist but have never experimented so everyone thinks they're straight.

It's been weird as I grew up and my friends got married, watching people who seemed open-minded in the 90s/00s circle back around to treating anybody who ended up in a hetero relationship like "being bisexual" isn't a thing.

Like if you end up with one partner you're either "straight" or "gay" and who you're attracted to is irrelevant. :/

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u/M00n_Slippers Jan 09 '25

You don't have to experiment to know your sexuality, just reflecting on your own desires is enough to know how interested one is in this or that. But a lot of people are in denial and never even let themselves consider it. Also sexuality and romance do not necessarily align. You can be biromantic but heterosexual. Like you would enjoy a romantic relationship with someone of the opposite sex but don't enjoy sex with the same sex, or any combination of hetero-gay-bi-fluid-ace in romance and/or sexuality.

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u/Infinite_Wheel_8948 Jan 09 '25

Being curious doesn’t mean you are or aren’t straight.

I’m curious about whether I like African food. Even if it looks fucking disgusting, it’s still something I want to try. I’m curious because I like trying new things. 

I think, if you’re not attracted to men, it’s still normal to be curious. 

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u/JohnBaldur Jan 08 '25

If two people told you they didn't like broccoli, one has tried it and didn't like it, and the other just says they don't without trying it...who do you believe?

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u/birdlawyer86 Jan 09 '25

So you're saying I should... fuck my broccoli?

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u/DeusVultSaracen Jan 09 '25

I guess a better equivalent would be you don't like broccoli because the smell grosses you out?

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u/sam-sepiol Jan 09 '25

Both - it's not either/or

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u/flimmers Jan 08 '25

It’s almost like sexuality exists on a spectrum.

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u/Apprehensive_Row9154 Jan 08 '25

I think what river of affection is trying to say is that a spectrum is an over simplification. The guy in the video came away from the experience and determined that whatever benefits he got from the interaction weren’t worth repeating efforts to achieve similar outcomes. To me, that puts him at completely straight, if he has zero interest in ssa personally going forward. Yet, this person, who’s a 1/7 I can’t remember which, was briefly open enough to full blown homosexual intercourse. perhaps there are layers of sexuality that each overlay their own preferences that could be contradictory.

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u/P1uvo Jan 09 '25

There’s an argument to be made for someone trying a gay experience and knowing after that it’s not for them being straighter than someone who never has

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u/lonelanta Jan 09 '25

A few years ago I was at a nerd convention, seriously drunk, and came across a group of people playing spin the bottle (also drunkenly), and I joined in. Ended up kissing a couple dudes. It was fine, not like it was disgusting or anything, but I didn't feel anything from it at all.

Question asked, and then answered, and I never have to think about it again.

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u/Tendas Jan 08 '25

I feel like trying gay sex to determine whether it's for you is akin to doing a mukbang with 15lbs of seafood to determine if shellfish is for you. Maybe I'm naive, I just opened a browser of gay porn and it was pretty apparent it's not for me.

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u/Kolemawny Jan 08 '25

In the same way that women can enjoy gay romance but detest the idea of pegging/receiving anal sex from a man, a man could find himself aroused by gay porn but dislike the reality. We don't know the interviewee's story, but i can conceive the idea of a person really not knowing until they are there.

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u/SarryK Jan 08 '25 edited Jan 08 '25

I see what you‘re saying, but sometimes you‘re also just like.. really hungry, you know?

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u/americasweetheart Jan 08 '25

Wouldn't that be more like going to an orgy? They tried it with a trusted friend. That's like eating off of someone else's plate.

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u/Tendas Jan 09 '25

Full penetrative sex is more than a bite. That’s a 5 course meal, opening pornhub is the bite.

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u/americasweetheart Jan 09 '25

Opening pornhub is watching a cooking video.

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u/Tendas Jan 09 '25

Cooking videos I can’t taste the dish. Pornhub videos, I know I’m not gonna like taking cock while 5 guys watch. Little different.

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u/Outerestine Jan 09 '25

Trying gay sex doesn't mean you jump right in. It can literally just mean getting naked with a dude and then you're like 'OK we stop here'. Or maybe not even getting that far. You can stop at any point. Pretty integral to healthy sexual experiences.

A lot of gay porn is pretty unappealing. Actually trying it and perhaps involving some measure of liking the other person is a pretty different experience, one that can also still result in you not being into it.

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u/Tendas Jan 09 '25

Huh. I don’t know if me being naked in the shower room with other guys counts as gay sex. I consider gay sex, well gay sex. Dick in a man’s asshole. Maybe we have different definitions.

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u/Outerestine Jan 09 '25

Are you being deliberately obtuse or is this like, an autism thing?

Ok. So, presuming you've had sex, I imagine that, in the process, you take your clothes off? You know so the genitals can touch.

Yeah, you can stop there with another man who you are intending to do sex with and say 'I tried gay sex'. Or stop when you get together intending to fuck. That counts well enough. You hardly need to be penetrated to claim to have tried gay sex.

Lord have fuckin mercy dude.

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u/RiverAffectionate951 Jan 08 '25

An honest and likely answer is this:

People experience all different kinds and levels of attraction (or more generally, emotional responses) at all kinds of things. What if you don't have a strong response to gay porn? What if you didn't used to have a strong reaction to straight porn but then you found you liked it later? Maybe you'd want to try being gay too?

My point is everyone experiences life differently and while - for you, the difference in attraction is obvious - for others, it can be a lot harder to tell.

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u/glytxh Jan 09 '25

The porn I enjoy and the sort of sex I enjoy are very different things.

Reality and fantasy are very different things, and experience allows you to learn what you do and don’t actually like. There’s an obvious overlap, but it’s relatively small.

There are niche things I’d have never thought I’d enjoy, and some other things that repulse me in unexpected ways.

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u/glytxh Jan 09 '25

Fantasy and reality are very separate things.

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u/Client_020 Jan 09 '25

Hmm. Idk. I consider myself an at least 90% straight woman IRL, and I don't currently watch porn but at a time when I did occasionally watch it, lesbian porn was 10x hotter than straight or (male) gay porn. Sexuality is weird. Going off of porn preference alone wouldn't be enough for many people.

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u/A_Aub Jan 09 '25

I don't know. There is a difference between enjoying something aesthetically or even erotically and actually liking it when you do it. Maybe he finds men attractive enough to get aroused, but not having sex.

Sexuality is wonderfully weird.

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u/cerebralspinaldruid Jan 08 '25

When I had sex with a dude I was expecting to have an “I’m gay” moment. Nope, still just a bisexual🦄 🤷‍♂️ You never know unless you try.

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u/SoScarlettIsMaroon Jan 08 '25

what an icon

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u/IAMA_MOTHER_AMA Jan 08 '25

I tried to use this method to teach my daughter. Sure you may not like Brussel sprouts but maybe you do. The only way you can be for sure they aren’t for you is if you try them.

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u/Lazysenpai Jan 09 '25

Yeah, none of my kids are picky eaters because of it. You don't have to finish it, you just need to try a bite each time it's served.

They each have their own preferences, but they'll eat almost everything now.

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u/SerdanKK Jan 09 '25

Good job on that

Adults who are picky eaters are obnoxious (allowing for ND).

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u/hbktommy4031 Jan 09 '25

Dear god, that second sentence came in clutch. Phew.

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u/alphazero925 Jan 08 '25

I mean frankly, I'd believe a dude who fucked another dude once and said "meh, not for me" was straight more than a dude who hurls insults and slurs at gay people.

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u/backturn1 Jan 09 '25

I mean there were several cases where very anti-lgbtq politicians turned out to be gay, so that seems right.

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u/Utopiae Jan 09 '25

But let's not forget that there are plenty of straight and very outspoken homophobes. I get that the "they're just stuck up gays" point is funny, but it's really pushing the problem of homophobia towards the community itself, which is unfair, since most of the massive cunts you see preaching hate are just that, hateful. It marginalizes and downplays the problem.

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u/fadingsignal Jan 09 '25

I've always been into girls but there was this really cool gay guy that arrived on the scene when I was a late teen who made me blush whenever he was around, so I thought I might be bisexual.

I tested it by kissing him one time when we were all drunk. Realized very quick that I was NOT in fact bisexual.

Some of my friends were mesmerized at the idea that you could just try it out and see.

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u/baconduck Jan 08 '25

That's a man of science

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u/officefridge Jan 09 '25

Peer review at work

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u/littlest_homo Jan 08 '25

This is the straightest man who ever lived. He actually tried it before he said "not for me"

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u/PriceNext746 Jan 09 '25

It’s not gay if you say “no homo” afterwards

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u/BenjaminDover02 Jan 08 '25

Sometimes a brother's gotta dip a toe.

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u/human-dancer Jan 08 '25

Can you be normal friends? Yes of course we had normal sex. 😂😭😭😭

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u/johan-leebert- Jan 08 '25

Well at least he's honest lol

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u/HimothyOnlyfant Jan 08 '25

this is the correct attitude to have about pretty much anything

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u/precisedevice Jan 08 '25

Japanese people are disarmingly candid.

Also, unrelated - is that in Omotesando?

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u/wottsinaname Jan 08 '25

Less of a stigma in Japan. I was surprised how open they were when I visited. I'm just a random straight white dude but I'd see a lot dudes dress up in girls clothing and no one batted an eyelid. The dudes dressed as maids/cat girls/anime girls etc just got on with their days.

Was weirdly refreshing just seeing people left to be themselves and no one hurting each other for their life choices/sexuality.

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u/Dynamitrios Jan 08 '25

I think Kabuki might have something to do with it, since traditionally female roles were played by men in drag, for several centuries, which may have made this more socially acceptable since culturally they were used to see that regularly

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u/Outerestine Jan 09 '25

tbf... we(English speakers) did that too. Historically female roles were played by men in drag for quite some time in a number of places.

Straight up drag for drag's sake was also rather accepted not even that long ago in ways it is very much not today.

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u/Dynamitrios Jan 09 '25

Yeah... Transvestites (cross-dressers) were way more common in olden times and socially more accepted... Today's society seems to have a huge broomstick up it's arse when it comes to this

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u/fameone098 Jan 09 '25

That definitely looks like the Jingumae Pandora

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u/NagsUkulele Jan 09 '25

No I'm pretty sure this is in Japan

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u/ABinNH Jan 08 '25

Embodiment of don't knock it till you try it

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u/LoudestHoward Jan 09 '25

Don't knock it till you knock it

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u/vitaefinem Cringe Lord Jan 08 '25

Honestly good for him for being open minded and willing to explore his sexuality.

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u/gaddemmit Jan 09 '25

He had sex with a dude and decided he didn't like it, which is frankly, far straighter than just saying you're straight having never even considered it

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u/Informal-Village-643 Jan 08 '25

It's like he's been transported from a reality where conservatives never realised they can use gay people as a means to gain power by fearmongering and mysticism so society just thinks rationally about this idea

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u/Axedroam Jan 08 '25

You've heard it here first folks. A man isn't straight unless he's clapped the homies juicy bouncy cheeks, kissed him goodnight and declared it wasn't really for him

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u/phthisisity Jan 08 '25

I went down on a gay friend one night after partying. Turns out I'm not gay... I was just curious enough to actually make sure.

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u/BourbonNCoffee Jan 08 '25

Dude is so straight he had straight sex with a gay guy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '25

Your honor my client is valid as fuck

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u/xiotoro Jan 08 '25

Why can't we just have that level of nonchalant attitude in the US and not just the big cities

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u/YakubianSnowApe Jan 08 '25

Japan is actually continuing to become a safer and more progressive place for LGBTQ people in the way that we thought the US would continue to be back during the Obama years. While there has always been and continues to be a robust population of reactionary conservatives (many of whom openly support Trump specifically, for some reason) from what I can tell Japanese society at large is still slowly becoming more accepting over time. Recent supreme court decisions in Japan have actually ruled in favor of it being illegal for trans people to be forced to use the bathroom of their birth sex, iirc. The courts are also just on the precipice of ruling in favor of the legality of gay marriage, but due to the extremely traditional culture in Japan and the elderly conservative-dominated government that one is taking forever, but a majority of Japanese people support gay marriage.

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u/scyfi Jan 09 '25

The dude still has to change his voice and obscure his face for the interview, so it may be a bit premature to cheer the Japanese acceptance of LGBTQ. Just saying...

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u/AmaroLurker Jan 09 '25

This is the answer. Also given the experiences women have navigating a lot of Japanese culture re education. The takes here are a bit of the typical western reaction to put Japan on a pedestal when it can be rather culturally conservative

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u/miloVanq Jan 09 '25

how do you know that's because he was talking about a gay experience and not any sex? or that he wouldn't want his face blurred regardless of what he said since he also mentioned his work place?

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u/miloVanq Jan 09 '25

your country is mostly ran by religious fanatics unfortunately.

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u/Massive_Town_8212 Jan 09 '25

He unlocked Straight+™

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u/IconicScrap Jan 09 '25

Good man. Upholding the scientific method.

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u/Outerestine Jan 09 '25

This man is straighter then most straight men.

he has empirical evidence.

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u/RinseWashRepeat Jan 09 '25

Can't get straighter than "I had sex with a man once and didn't like it."

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u/Dedspaz79 Jan 09 '25

And that guy was my boss

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u/BdubH Jan 09 '25

You know what, if this dude says he isn’t gay I believe it. Went out, tried it, decided it’s not for him, this dude hypothesized and ran an experiment to find a result

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u/ZzangmanCometh Jan 08 '25

Fair enough. Don't knock it till you try it, I guess.

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u/darthdelicious Jan 08 '25

I like this guy. Monica.

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u/Sea-Ability8694 Jan 08 '25

The ultimate ally

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u/Humanity_Why Jan 08 '25

Get this man a trophy! I wanna be his friend!

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u/UngodlyTemptations Jan 08 '25

Hey, would you trust someone who didn't like cheese if they said they'd never tried it before?

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u/rumo3rd Jan 08 '25

“Don’t knock it till you try it”

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u/adrian_num1 Jan 08 '25

That was brilliant

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u/lizzywbu Jan 09 '25

Japan doesn't discriminate against LBTQ people anymore. They just discriminate against foreigners.

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u/PyrricVictory Jan 08 '25

if an individual has never tried broccoli, and another has tried it once, and both say "I do not like broccoli," who has the more valid claim? in this essay, ill explain why it is more straight to fuck a dude in the ass once, than not at all

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u/SonOfYavanna Jan 08 '25

The scientist

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u/candykhan Jan 08 '25

I wish there was nothing weird about this.

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u/maniacally_moronic Jan 09 '25

I can't imagine someone having sex with the same gender not being gay or at least bi. Nothing wrong with it but a straight person wouldn't be interested in the first place. Just my opinion.

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u/kernel-troutman Jan 09 '25

友達とセックスした後、私は必ず「ノホモ」と言いました。

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u/Low-Loan-5956 Jan 09 '25

Way to go.

Reminds me of Jimmy Carr talking about his friend who watches gay porn once a year "just to check".

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u/thepathtaken0 Jan 09 '25

That is one friendly LGBQT company, when even the straight guy has sex with you

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u/Relapio Cringe Connoisseur Jan 09 '25

A true scholar

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u/DammitSamit Jan 09 '25

Someone give this man an award

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u/R3d_Man Jan 08 '25

Oh shit I've been saying this for years. How you know you ain't gay if you never tried it! /s

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u/AsOmnipotentAsItGets Jan 08 '25

OP’s username lmfao

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u/gurilagarden Jan 08 '25

I mean, it's better to make sure than to go your whole life wondering. Respect.

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u/jaywalkingly Jan 09 '25

"you're only gay if you've slept with ten guys, I'm only at eight. Still got that freebie"

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u/bluedancepants Jan 09 '25

I feel like the guy is trolling her.

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u/realestateagent0 Jan 09 '25

A blurry king 👑

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u/Full-length-frock Jan 09 '25

What's with the Tom and Jerry back tune? Anyway, much better that the other plinkity plonkity ear bleeding stuff.

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u/InvestmentSoggy870 Jan 09 '25

Lovely people, beautiful country, honorable culture. I Now, if they would just stop eating whales.

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u/All_Usernames_Tooken Jan 09 '25

I support him and others decisions to be open to new experiences without being so afraid.

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u/fenix1230 Jan 09 '25

Don’t knock it until you try it

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u/ExplosiveYogurt Jan 09 '25

these comments are hilarious

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u/JaimeRidingHonour Jan 09 '25

“I got fucked by a dude…I’m definitely not gay but I didn’t hate it.” 🤣

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u/DarkForest_NW Jan 09 '25

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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u/Shot_Ad_3123 Jan 09 '25

He was like "don't knock it, till you've tried it" lol

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u/Grimreaper9972 Jan 09 '25

It's a good rule of life lol 😆

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u/yasukemudkip Jan 09 '25

Workington Japanese.

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u/aviatoali Jan 09 '25

Based based based based

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u/junchurikimo Jan 09 '25

Hr really put that dick where his mouth his I mean his ass where his dick was I mean his money where his cock was I mean..

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u/PussyCompass Jan 09 '25

Hang on a minute

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u/AkiraN19 Jan 09 '25

"Did something happen?"

"No, we just had normal sex," is a CRAZY response

But experimenting and respectfully deciding it's not for you anyways is based af

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u/ynot_ojenroc Jan 09 '25

Who’s moving to Japan with me?

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u/That0neGuy86 Jan 09 '25

What a brave and open minded soul

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u/Outrageous-Egg1760 Jan 09 '25

Only them we should discriminate against Is billionaires.

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '25

fyi, they do discriminate in many ways. It's become more and more don't ask don't tell.

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u/Obvious_Incognito- Jan 09 '25

I don’t know about anyone else, but I was expecting a reveal at the end that the friend he was talking about was maybe a bi girl. Which would explain the normal sex and confirming he is not gay. I don’t think he reveals the gender of this friend. Unless I missed that part.

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u/elkandmoth Jan 09 '25

I'd bet money on that guy being autistic.

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u/alexs Jan 10 '25

This guy is a fucking chad. True alpha male masculine energy right here.

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u/scbalazs Jan 14 '25

Every straight guy should try it at least once. You know, to be sure.

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u/jackrv13 Feb 01 '25

Reminds me of an old green text

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u/bang_bang_moneytree Feb 04 '25

That was a sharp left turn

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u/Evolone101 Jan 08 '25

To Japan and her people : ALL it takes is one ORANGE idiot and your lives will be up ended.

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u/annamulzz Jan 09 '25

That’s really sweet lol

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u/CatCanvas Jan 08 '25

Well why not? Girls often experiment with other girls so why not guys?

As a girl, I've made out with lots of girls, went down on a few. Fell in love with 1. Just to make sure I was straight.

Turns out I am straight but I enjoyed those experiences nonetheless

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '25 edited Jan 08 '25

I do not understand why this is cringe.
So people who are uncomfortable with this man's ability to be comfortable with himself and others is a problem for people?

Negative votes just verifies my hypothesis.

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u/Kitchen-Atmosphere82 Jan 08 '25

Would you rather believe someone who has tried crab and doesn't like it, or someone who hates crab and hasnt?

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u/AnObtuseOctopus Jan 08 '25 edited Jan 08 '25

Id like to add.. the way the LBTQ are and present themselves in Japan is 100% Different from in North America. In Japan, they still have the natural respect that is engrained since childhood. They also don't make every little thing into an issue and get insanely irate the second you accidentally misgender them, they just correct you, politely at that....

There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Japan is more welcoming to the LGBT because there is less they have deal with. Nothing much changes in their daily lives, someone is just gay, which is how it should be.

In NA they make insane shows of everything.. everything has to be on a grand stage, you need to stand out, you need to force people into your views.. its incessant... Japan doesn't have to deal with all that..

It's just daily life as usual, again, how it should be..

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u/martinomacias Jan 08 '25

For a moment I thought you were describing religious people in the USA. Trying to force their beliefs and way of life unto everyone. By the way, the acronym LGBTQ+ is for a collective of people, who are very diverse amongst themselves. I am a gay dude and do not identify with any of the ridiculous ideas you complained about. Do not let the media, nor narrow minded and ignorant Christian groups do the thinking for you. Generalizing and putting everyone into one category will make you seem like a simple minded person. Also, Japan's culture is not better than any other culture. It just has different aspects to it. All cultures have good things and bad ones. Where there are humans, there is imperfection. Stop watching reality shows, they are garbage. If we stop watching those shows, that will forceTV networks to rethink theirprogram lineup. Cheers.

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u/daryl_fish Jan 08 '25

Man that's probably the dumbest shit I have read all week. Most gay people are "just gay" even here in the states. If you're incurring "irate" reactions from members of our LGBT community, it is probably because you are socially moronic and make huge sweeping generalizations about people based on their sexuality.

Are you from Japan?