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Prodigal_Son
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Not trying to win. 
I think you’re right that those things we find lacking in ourselves often show up in our attractions. For me, here’s how this works: after I was six, I didn’t really have a dad, and I didn’t feel like anyone showed me how to be a man. When puberty hit, my deepest desire was manhood. So my attractions manifested themselves, mostly, as attractions toward men (or images of men, but that’s the same thing).
I wanted to be a man, so I wanted to possess a man. Sexual desire, for men, is the desire to HAVE someone.
I wonder: what was it that you saw in white men that you longed for? Surely it wasn’t just the skin color.
I think you’re right that those things we find lacking in ourselves often show up in our attractions. For me, here’s how this works: after I was six, I didn’t really have a dad, and I didn’t feel like anyone showed me how to be a man. When puberty hit, my deepest desire was manhood. So my attractions manifested themselves, mostly, as attractions toward men (or images of men, but that’s the same thing).
I wanted to be a man, so I wanted to possess a man. Sexual desire, for men, is the desire to HAVE someone.
I wonder: what was it that you saw in white men that you longed for? Surely it wasn’t just the skin color.