Sean Cody: Jax (Southern State Hunk)

hvdude says:

This gets a huge thumbs up! If this guy comes back….

Louisbb says:

He looks gay so I am cautiously excited.
My only complaint pertains to the pubic hair

david david says:

I thought he sorta looks generic until I saw the teaser. This guy needs to return. He’d be a great addition to SC’s roster.

entireleaves says:

Finally. I knew if I endured all those plain, tiny-dicked bores I would be rewarded at some point.

freater says:

BINGO. FINALLY a guy who’s hot, a great bod, with a decent sized dick. Can’t wait to see more of him!

emercycrite says:

Yum.

Ivan Jimenez says:

I can’t wait for him to get really fucked good by Jess, Randy, Daniel, Robbie, Brysen, Jack, Frankie, Derick, Dillian, and Dougie!

mm121 says:

Yum, always love a hung circ’d shaved smoothie.

Cubankid says:

Can I ask you a question? Its kinda personal so you don’t have to answer but i’m curious.

Louisbb says:

Pourquoi me dis-tu cela?

Cubankid says:

I’m also doing a bit of research on this topic. Even though I don’t have a twin or a sibling period I’m still interested on how it all works.

You’re going to have to forgive my ignorance cause I just recently starting researching all of this and it’s still new to me. But I have always wondered why one sibling was gay and the other was straight. For the longest of time I thought every human was born straight and chose those different lifestyles. I was taught at a young age that it was a sin and “those people” were committing sins on their own. Those damn Catholic schools.

It wasn’t until I came out to my progressive friends as bi and reevaluated my way of thinking that I realized that it wasn’t a choice. Also my uncle came out recently and we had a private conversation about how he suffered for more than 30 years with his sexuality. He is actually more masculine then my father which is crazy now that I think about it. He’s the definition of a ‘alpha male.’ That only confused me more which prompted me to look more into this topic.

I read an article on Latimes that stated “For men, new research suggest that clues to sexual orientation may lie not just in the genes, but in the spaces between the DNA, where molecular mark Instrcut genes where to turn on and off and how strongly to express themselves.” I read that entire article and and left with more questions then answers. One thing that did peak my interest though, was the research done by a biologist by the name Tuck C. Ngun. Basically he studied the genetic material of 47 pairs of identical male twins, he identified “epigenetic marks” in nine areas of the human genome that are strongly linked to male homosexuality. He would gone on to say the presence of those distinct molecular marks can predict homosexuality with an accuracy of close to 70%.

That’s pretty much what my co-worker and you said. However I would then read another article from another site that would completely dismiss those claims. Now of course those articles, while well written, weren’t written by professionals in that particular field.

By then that begs the question that u asked about men that are in my position. I have zero siblings but is Bisexual. For that I went online and found this place called ‘Bisexual Resource Center’ their site was very helpful and open my mind to a lot of different things about people in my community. And while that’s nice, you will also have those that call Bisexual being a phase or you’re just gay but too afraid to fully come out. Which can be really confusing for a 15 year old having feelings for his basketball teammate and the cheerleader.

Let’s get dark:
I was feed a lot of stuff while attending Catholic Church. These people even went as so far as saying the reason for someone turning out gay is because they were molested by the same sex. That asinine theory was immediately debunked when I came out to friends at 14. I was never touched by my dad or any of the male adults in my family. I feel like Science plays a major part in ones sexual identity. That can be the only logical explanation to why one sibling comes out gay and the other straight. Yes, I am a believer of a higher power, but no, I don’t feel like that higher power plays any part of ones sexuality.

I do have another question though. Would that same percentage for identical twins be the same for fraternal twins? My co-worker and his bothers are all identical.

My conclusion:
I feel like it’s a lot more then we really know. I feel like we will never fully know the truth. It’s so many different theories and all of those theories are logical. For me, I will continue to look into it and see what makes more sense. I’m majoring in Psychology but don’t know diddly-squat about this. Different fields, but it’s all Sciene and medicine.

I appreciate your feedback. It’s was a lot ( lol ) but I love having conversations that picks at my brain.