i would like to have it that when a post is made and answered that there is a way to know if it is a male or female that is answering the post. maybe by there name there should be a F or M. for some answers it will help to know if it is a male or female talking
thanks

Well, you can always just look at their profile to see if they are male or female, although it does take a little longer than what you suggested.

@akari: Some don´t wanna present their gender ^_^

I´m a male

still would be nice to know who is giving advice. a female might be thinking she is giving advice to a female but really a male and vice versa.giving advice from a female would e avice for a female and a male mihght thinkl its for him.justy my 2 cents.

some of the stories lose their momentum when my heterosexual consciousnous rears its head and end up having to click the poster's name to see the gender. it would be nice to know what gender is writing what im reading, so i dont have to be surprised halfway through a reading.

It would be nice...but in general women on boards such as this get a lot of unwanted attention.

I'm from the male type. But it seems there are a lot females too on this board.
Which is nice :D

Of course it would be simple if a man was was called jack and a girl was called jill
but wee don'tlive in a simple world. So it's up to you to decide if the poster is male of female.

If you were to have a M or F, it wouldn't really mean much because I'm sure some would choose neither or both and others would lie, and much confusion would ensue. How's about we just let those who want to self identify do so and those who don't don't need to.

I just read the names and guess :ph34r:

<----------------Male

i kinda like it the way it is :zipped:

Care to take a guess if i am male or female? I'll give you a hint- it's not wifey. We registered as a couple because we won't make the mistake of having two accounts.That's a big no-no. 90% of the time it is me and not her on here, although we sometimes look at the site together. So in conclusion, I don't think the m-f designation would work. Heck, I just imagine that most of the posts are by women (aaahhhh, women)

:lol:

I think that by not knowing the gender, it can sort of add to a story. You start off reading a story, and it's through the eyes of a person who has just started their first bestiality attempt.

You can see through their eyes as they're sizing up their lover, looking at the way their fur shimmers in the faintly setting sun. Sunset's last rays gleam down the body of the animal as the person's eyes wander down below to the dog's member. You keep your gaze on the animal as his tongue snakes out and licks at his own member, the red tip peeking out. The person progresses forward, saliva forming in their mouth as they lick their lips, temptation getting the best of them. In 30 seconds they're petter their dog, moving their hand lower to grip the dog's now throbbing member as they reach for their zipper.

All of a sudden the dog's tongue snakes out as the pants fall to the grass. The person reaches out and pets the dog's head, "That's a good boy, lick your mistress."

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Ahem, I got a bit carried away with writing there, :wub: Do you get the point I'm trying to state though? Up until the final point, you never knew whether the person in the story was male/female, not until that one clue of "mistress". The story built up though, and if a story is done right, you won't lose the momentum, no matter who is on the receiving/giving end with their animal. Hehe, ^_^