My boyfriend was masturbating while stroking our pet cat

Email Dan

I have an awesome relationship with an awesome guy. He loves me and takes care of me. I’m GGG and he’s vanilla. I only draw the line at poop, animals, and children. But he’s never asked me for anything other than vanilla sex. Which is why I don’t know what to do. I went downstairs late the other night, and he was sitting on the couch masturbating while stroking the cat, which was sitting on his chest. The cat was sitting on him, Dan, while he was yanking himself. I don’t know if he saw me. I went right back upstairs and went to bed. In the morning, he acted like nothing happened. Now I don’t know what to do. Confront him? Get him help? Get rid of the cat?

> Can’t Analyze This

Pets want to be petted, and some pets are pushy about getting their pet on. Bearing that in mind, CAT, I want you to pick the two likeliest scenarios out of these four options:

A. Your boyfriend is attracted to your cat.

B. Your awesome boyfriend—unlike so many other boyfriends—is capable of doing two things at once.

C. Your boyfriend fantasizes about fucking the Almond Roca out of your cat’s ass.

D. Your awesome boyfriend needed to rub one out and he was considerate enough to slip out of bed and go downstairs—so as not to wake you (he’s awesome like that)—and there he was, lying back on the couch, concentrating on the task at hand, when the cat jumped up on his chest.

Now, you were there, CAT, and I wasn’t, which means you’re in a much better position to judge. But I think B and D are the likeliest scenarios: your boyfriend was having a wank when the cat jumped on him, for a few moments he divided his attentions between stroking the cat and stroking himself—those moments you were unlucky enough to witness—and at some point he pushed the cat off his chest and turned back to the task at hand.

But, again, you were there, CAT; I wasn’t. So did it look like your boyfriend was masturbating about the cat, with the cat, or at the cat? Or did it look like your boyfriend was masturbating in the immediate vicinity of the cat? These are questions that only you can answer.

And here’s a question that only your boyfriend can answer, CAT, and I think you should put it to him: “I came down the other night and you were beating off with the cat sitting on your chest—what was that about?”

And here’s the answer you’re likely to get: “I was jerking it and the cat jumped up on me and I petted her for a minute mid-wank—but I didn’t want to lose my hard-on and have to start all over, so the part of my brain that regulates higher boner function instructed my right hand to go into erection-maintenance mode. But I wasn’t perving on the cat, honey, I swear.”

Your awesome boyfriend will say that even if he was perving on the cat, CAT. But if he has the decency and good sense to lie to you about it, you should have the decency and good sense to pretend to believe him.


I’m a 25-year-old straight male who’s into big-dick porn. I’m not into the dicks per se, Dan. It’s the domination and dirty-talk aspects of big-dick porn that turn me on, i.e., hearing a woman say things like “That’s huge!” “Stop!” “You’re too big for me!” I’m not too bad off down there, but I want more. Significantly more. Do you have any recommendations on enlargement techniques? Pumps, pills, whatever? I have a partner who is sub and very GGG. I would really like to be able to play these fantasies out, but I know nothing of the feasibility.

> An Enlarging Problem

There’s nothing you can do to make your dick bigger. Pills only waste your money, pumps only bruise your dick. (Yes, a pump can make your dick look a little bigger, temporarily, but your temporarily bigger dick will also be a whole lot softer, AEP, and what’s the use of that?) Your only options for safely exploring your big-dick fantasies are strap-ons (“Not Just for Dykes Anymore”) and “cock extenders”, i.e., hollow dildos that a guy can wear on his dick. You’ll find a nice selection of cock extenders here: tinyurl.com/cockextend.

Finally, AEP, I trust that you stop when your girlfriend—or any woman—says “Stop!” unless you and your partner have pre-agreed to a safe word that (1) isn’t stop but means stop and (2) allows her to scream “Stop!” to her heart’s content.


I agree with almost everything you say, Dan, but I have one complaint: you have made several comments over the years bashing meth users! I know, I know—meth has a bad reputation. But people used to say that smoking pot caused insanity! Don’t believe the hype! Being a meth addict is not good, but occasional use never hurt anyone. I only do it maybe five times a year, and unlike what you see in anti-meth ads, I’m not crazy, I don’t have holes in my skin, and I’m not a junkie. Instead, I’m a straight-A female student from a wealthy suburban family. You know when I really like to get some meth? Around finals, so that I have lots of extra time to study. Stop bashing meth, Dan!

> Occasional Meth User

Your pot analogy is a big fail, OMU: different drugs have different risks, to say nothing of different chemical compositions and psychotropic effects. That antidrug crusaders overstated the dangers of marijuana to advance their anti-hippie, pro-incarceration, or blatantly racist political agendas does not prove that meth is safe. Meth, unlike pot, is highly addictive. Although there’s no such thing as a fatal dose of pot, there is such a thing as a fatal dose of meth. And though abusing pot—and pot can be abused—makes a person lethargic and lardy, abusing meth makes a person crazy and dead.

But, hey, why should you take my word about meth, college girl? What do I know about meth? It’s not like I’ve ever used meth, right?

“Most meth addicts started out feeling like meth was the perfect fix to a ‘problem’, like needing extra time to study,” says gay porn star Trenton Ducati. “I started out using meth ‘occasionally’ too. Pretty much all meth users start out that way. And it’s not novel to think your life is in control and that you’ve got it all together—everybody who gets addicted to meth thinks that.”

Trenton says that people who use meth—even occasionally—are the worst judges of whether they have a meth problem.

“Meth wound up taking me places that I’m sure OMU doesn’t want to go,” Trenton says. “There is just no way to use meth safely. Even if she is not willing to listen to those who’ve come before her—and it sounds like she’s not—she could at least refrain from promoting a drug that has ruined so many lives.” (Gay-porn fans—particularly fans of behind-the-scenes pics of porn shoots—can follow Trenton Ducati on Twitter: @TrentonDucati.)

And maybe you didn’t learn the word sophistry when you were cramming for the SATs, OMU, but you might want to look it up. It’s never too late to expand the ol’ vocabulary—or to put down the meth pipe.


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Comments

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Apr 4, 2012 at 8:12am

Oh that's handy he can goo in the fur and not have to waste any keenex!

catluvr

Apr 5, 2012 at 3:32pm

One answer not considered - cats have mind control power - they can make you do anything in the middle of the night and not remember it in the morning - the Egyptians and Japanese already know this !!!

Island Girl

Apr 6, 2012 at 7:24am

maybe he wanted a little pussy for a change

Plum Duff

Apr 6, 2012 at 3:24pm

There is a way to use meth relatively safely. DO NOT SMOKE IT. Simple.

My wife and I used meth on a casual basis for a few years. Ingested orally. It enhanced our sex life. We don't use it any more, it was just too hard on our bodies over time. So we gave it up. But for a while, it was a turbo charge.

We still hold our jobs, we still have all our marbles, and we still have our health. Like any hard drug, it's hard on your body, maybe the most damaging of all hard drugs. But we weren't stupid about it.

It's very true that most folks who use it get in trouble with it. It can definitely waste your body and your life, no question. But if you're not predisposed to addiction, the risk is less. And if you're smart about it, you can avoid the dire consequences. Would we do it again? No way.

It IS dangerous, and can be harmful. Same can be said for alcohol, cocaine, or speeding in a Ferrari.

The reasoning I'm posting is, ppl like Trent Ducati who say "there's no way to use meth safely" are not accurate. Their experience may bear out those conclusions, and I'm not going to argue with that. Their observations are valid.

For THEM. And for many others, I have no doubt.

The only reason I post this is to refute the above claims that there is NO WAY to use safely. We are living proof to the contrary. I am certainly willing to accept we are exceptions, not the rule.

But are Dan and Trent willing to accept the possibility that OMU might not be totally wrong?

Jaimie

Apr 10, 2012 at 3:26am

hahahahahaha

Druggie

Apr 10, 2012 at 12:33pm

You're quite right Plum Duff. Vapourizing meth is light years away from taking it orally in terms of potential harm.

Desoxyn is a prescription meth pill that is prescribed to kids with ADHD just like Adderall and Dexadrine (dexamphetamine).

There is a bit of a terminology problem though, in that generally when people say "meth" they mean the kind you vapourize. Meth pressed as pills is simply called "speed" on the street, and users probably won't be able to tell the difference between a few varieties anyway.

Is it harmless? No. Do university students regularly take it to help them study and get assignments done? Yes. It is a lot safer than vapourizing it.

There's a reason why prescription meth pills exist and prescriptions of meth for vapourization do not.

S.

May 16, 2012 at 12:07am

I was shocked to read OMU's letter. It's clear to me that she has never cared about someone who has been addicted to drugs - otherwise she wouldn't so brazenly advocate drug use in any capacity.

Of course there is always the possibility that you will do meth a few times a year and be fine, but why risk it? In my opinion, the risks far outweigh the benefits. Using meth to help you study sounds like a total excuse - didn't she ever learn that sleep consolidates memory??

Relying on a mind-altering substance is never a good idea, because that is how you become disillusioned with your real life and start to need the drug more and more.

I'm not a supporter of the "war on drugs" etc, but I have witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of drug use, and I can tell you that it's not only stupid, but extremely selfish.

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