Gay male here. It depends on context of course. But yeah I like to see it all. At the very least, it should have equal -ahem- standing with women’s breasts. Neither hidden awkwardly as though it’s something obscene, nor shown off just to -ahem- titillate. I find all body parts potentially sexy, and often clothing can be equally or even more sexy than nudity if done right. So sure, show it, it’s great - or don’t, it’s not important, just don’t make a big deal out of it either way.
I was reading somewhere else someone pointing out that Rowling has written quite a few Harry nude scenes into the novels… I wonder if she’s hoping they will appear on film?
I like both. It really depends on my mood. I’ve seen some men in a suit and tie that got me going more than any nude man I’d ever seen. Sometimes a guy in a jock is what I want to see, other times it’s the full nude.
I’m married to a man who pulls his pants down and does a naked cock flapping dance when he’s excited or happy about something (and we’re alone together). I find it funny or :rolleyes: depending on my mood. Not sexy, not at all.
Believe it or not, one of the things I find sexiest about a man is… his arms. I like lean muscled arms in a sleeveless T or wifebeater. I love to watch men doing something they’re good at. I remember once a sometime lover was driving me home. He was a really good driver, very competent in all situations, and I looked over at his arm as he was shifting gears, and I thought, mmmmmmmm!
You don’t have to say it, I already know I’m weird.
Straight female here. I love to look at male genitals. All sizes, shapes…as long as they aren’t diseased, they turn me on. I love to look at the rest of the body as well. But I have a great fondness for penises. Female genitals look gross to me. But I like pretty boobs, to look at. Not sexually, but they are aesthetically pleasing to me.
No, really I mean with the arms, the hands, the butt, the face, the chest, the thighs, the body, the back…I like men, from top to bottom (especially bottom) but it’s better as a coherent whole, rather than a few pieces.
