How I lost my virginity

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Losing your V plates, popping your cherry, being deflowered, there is a big expectation that when one loses their virginity that it’s going to be like the movies, all roses and chocolates with big explosions in the sky like the fireworks over Sydney Harbour during New Years.

The reality is, it’s not always like that. Same Same’s Brisbane editor Chad St. James tells his story below…


I’d like to say my first time was perfect. It was anything but.

Let me share a story with you. I was a bit of a cliché romantic, I believed in saving sex for that special someone. You know, get married, consummate on the wedding night, sharing that first time with that special person that I was going to spend the rest of my life with.

The problem was, I thought that special person was going to be a girl that I had dating for a few years. On the night that I had a ring in my back pocket, rather then a proposal I told her I thought I might be gay. So needless to say that had put a big stop sign on that relationship.

At the age of 21 I was left with the harsh reality that I was gay and it was illegal for homosexuals to get married, suddenly being the cliché romantic was no longer an option, sooner or later I was going to have to try it, and that came in the form of a guy who for confidentiality’s sake let us call him J.

We were introduced through some mutual friends, and we hit it off pretty well, we shared a fondness for Buffy and movies in general, and working at the Byron Bay cinemas, I had an endless supply of free tickets, so the two of us decided to see Spy Kids 3D.

After suffering the boredom of one of the worst movies of all time, it worked in my favour. We went back to J’s and had a spliff. Problem number 1. I do not recommend, your first time being under the influence, you should always be in control of what you’re doing.

He said he had a bit of a sore back and that was his subtle hint that he’d like a massage. Being talented in such things, I complied with his needs and it wasn’t long before he turned around and asked if we wanted to have sex. Thinking that I may as well try it, and why not with a hot 19 year old, I said yes.

I’ll be straight up with you, the most I had ever done with someone was kiss which brings us to problem number 2. A little bit of education into the gay sex life can go quite a long way. He said he wanted to top me. At first I thought it may have been some kind of fetish, he then proceeded to explain to me the difference between topping and bottoming. He had never topped before and well since I had done neither, I thought why not experience something new together.

It was then that I discovered lube and that gay sex wasn’t as easy as just sticking it in. I also discovered that people who are predominantly bottoms don’t make the best tops and it is highly advisable to be positioned in a way where your head doesn’t keep hitting against the bed head. What was even more awkward then the pain shooting through my body was the sound that he was making that rather resembled a grunting pig.

It was quite the unique experience. Half an hour after I had gotten home, J had called me up to inform me he was getting back with his ex-boyfriend. I now had my L plates on, and I realised that day that there was definitely a lot to be learnt in regards to gay sex and gay interaction in general.

Some people like to sleep around with as many different people as possible while others prefer to save that kind of intimacy with someone of meaning. I guess what I’m trying to say is, if you feel that your first time should be with someone special, then save it for that person.

Your body is your temple and at the end of the day, too much worshipping might leave it in ruins, so preserve it for the worthy.

P.S. On a side note, the sex does get better.

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subtlygay said on the 14th Oct, 2011

This is my story.

I have lived with a secret for the the past 34 years. I have had a skeleton in the closet that every so often steps out and haunts me. It has caused me a great deal of depression and mental anguish over the past 34 years and i finally want to put it to rest.

This is my story.

When I was a very naive 14yo boy back in 1977 I was sexually abused over a period of 3-4 months by a male employer in his 40's.

I was coerced, groomed and coached by a paedophile to perform sexual acts with him. I trusted him as he was my employer and i wanted to keep my part time job.

He also told me he would give me extra money if i did things with him. As i said i was a sexually very naive young teenager at the time.

When I finally worked up the courage to tell my parents about what had been happening, my parents took me down to the Police Station to make a statement.

I was led into an interview room and my parents were asked to wait outside and I told my story to a police officer and made a formal statement.

The outcome of it all was that the predator was charged and I believe pleaded guilty.

Also incredulously because I had engaged in an act of sexual penetration on him I was also charged with a count of buggery.

I have never been able to comprehend and understand how a victim of sexual abuse as a minor could possibly be also charged with what was a criminal offence back then.

I had to go to the Victorian Children's court and face a magistrate and plead guilty and admit to him that what I did was wrong even though i did not understand what the charges actually meant.

How can a 14 yr old boy be actually supposed to know what buggery is and that it was wrong and a criminal offence.

I received a 12 month good behaviour bond with no conviction recorded.

To this day I have never been able to understand why I was charged with a criminal offence when I was a naïve victim.

My parents in all good faith and doing what they believed to be the right thing at the time, after the whole police station business and court experience never discussed the matter with me again until the night of my 40th birthday.

On the night of my 40th birthday my Mother confided in me and apologised to me that one of the greatest mistakes she had ever made as a parent was the fact that she did not take me to get counselling way back when I was 14 years old.

She said she spoke to the police involved at the time as to whether she should get counselling for me and was told by the police it would not be necessary because i would forget about it all in time.

Back in 2009 I asked a former Human Rights Lawyer the question of what was the law in relation to homosexual acts way back in 1977 and how could it possibly be that a naive 14yo boy who was coerced and coached by a paedophile, end up being charged with a criminal act of buggery himself?

He replied,

“When I read your story, and cast my mind back to 1977, I wept. The terrible injustice that was so wickedly inflicted on you so clearly epitomizes the evil that we were campaigning to put an end to."

"The campaign to change those laws was successful, with the reforms passing the Parliament on the night of 17 December 1980, and coming into force on 1 March 1981. From that date the law so cruelly applied to you ceased to exist."

"But I am sad to say that it did exist in 1977."

"The police did not, I am sure, absolutely have to prosecute you, as there is always a discretion, and I fear you were unlucky in the particular officers who handled your situation; but their behaviour, reprehensible though it was in my opinion, was an all too common--and legal-- consequence of the deep prejudice against gay men of those times, aided and abetted by a bad law."

"I don't think the above will do much to help you accept what happened to you, but it least it gives you some context, I hope.”

My one big hope is that one day I will receive a written apology and pardon from either the Victoria Police Commissioner or Victorian Government so i can finally put that part of my life to rest.

To that end i ask for your support. Please help me spread my story around social networking sites to help publiscise my cause.

Please help me.


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