straight male shota - /cm/

Anonymous06/14/26, 22:05No.4046257Straight Male Shota

Discussion thread for straight anons of the board who like cute boys. Keep it SFW and on-topic. No /ss/ and no gay shota.

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Anon06/14/26, 22:07No.4046258

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Anon06/15/26, 00:12No.4046296

Your previous thread is barely 2/3 full.

Anon06/16/26, 01:31No.4046531

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Anon06/16/26, 13:01No.4046620

Anon06/16/26, 23:31No.4046777

Anon06/18/26, 11:27No.4047084

Genuine question: If you're not homophobic, why do you call it "straight male shota"? "Straight" is not a word that means pure or nonsexual - it means heterosexual. The opposite of what you deem to be a predatory shotacon, would not be a "straight" shotacon. A boy who only seeks out relationships with females isn't sure to avoid abuse, because women can be abusive. Furthermore, why is the "straight male" the only sort of person who can enjoy boyhood in a non-predatory way? Gay men aren't necessarily sexually attracted to boys, and plenty of straight men abuse boys (even if in nonsexual ways).

Anon06/18/26, 14:38No.4047101

or it's just a fucking troll thread by a schizophrenic you morons

Anon06/18/26, 18:32No.4047160

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Anon06/19/26, 12:09No.4047360

It's awesome that there seems to be an increase in straight men on this board!

Anon06/19/26, 12:17No.4047362

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Anon06/22/26, 23:41No.4048164

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Anon06/24/26, 01:43No.4048387

i feel like /cm/ is more interesting than the yuri board desu

Anon06/25/26, 00:41No.4048610

Anon06/27/26, 09:21No.4048995

>Nearly all the boys said that they did not disclose negative feelings and problems to other boys. For instance, in answer to the question “Do boys talk about their fears and worries with each other?” 20 of the 23 boys said “no.” Moreover, many said that disclosing feelings would lead to ridicule. >The interviews contained very few accounts of boys helping one another with personal struggles or offering emotional support. When asked what they would do if they saw that a friend was upset (or what a friend would do if the boy himself were upset), only 4 of the 23 boys furnished a scenario in which two boys delved into the problem with each other. The other boys spoke about keeping such struggles and feelings to themselves: >Darren: [If] there’s something that’s depressing, which I know it’s there, I’m not going to try and talk about it. . . . I’ll try to hide it away. >Boys strongly emphasized that a public display of hurt or upset feelings would be met with ridicule from their peer groups. Harry, for example, anticipated how “idiotic” he would sound if he were to disclose his feelings: >Harry: Fear of mocking [laughs] obviously. There’s always stuff you don’t want to talk about, because you know you’re going to sound like an idiot. Usually I just stop.

Anon06/27/26, 09:28No.4048996

>Boys said that they avoid making emotional disclosures to one another to avoid seeming unmasculine. They also described cutting off other boys’ emotional displays and intimate disclosures, so that interactions would stay within the bounds of acceptably masculine behavior. Sean, for example, whose best friend was upset by his parents’ divorce, explained, “I don’t comfort him because I’m not going to be a girl.” A girl, Sean said, would “sit on the situation until it’s over.” In contrast, Sean urged his friend to “just get over it or whatever. Like, move on.” Sean said that he expected and accepted similar treatment from his male friends. >MO: Can you think of a time when a friend saw you worried or upset about something? Do you remember what he did? >Sean: You know, the same thing. You know, “Just get over it.” Like “It’s over with.” “Just take it like a man.” “Move on.” >MO: What do you do when you “take it like a man?” > Sean: Well, I suck it up and just hope nothing bad happens. >When Harry’s friends are upset, he says, he does not “feed them clichés about . . . how it’s going to turn out alright and that you’re here for them . . . I give very cold advice.” >Harry further added that the risk of being called “pansy, wuss, or weak” prevented him and his friends from bringing up “emotional insecurities” with one another. “It’s the guy macho thing,” Harry said, “You’re not allowed to show pain so much.” In summary, many boys—18 of the 23 in total—described themselves and their friends as deliberately stripping painful emotional content and disclosure of troubles from their interactions with other boys to avoid being called girlish or gay.

Anon06/27/26, 09:35No.4048998

>Most boys spoke of the positive function of keeping emotional interchanges in their friendships and peer groups to a minimum. Such relational practices helped boys to enact a valued form of masculinity that required disengagement from their own and others’ feelings. However, 10 of the 23 boys also said that confiding feelings and worries could bring relief. For example, >Harry: If you have problems, it’s better to share them with other people than just to keep them pent up inside you and not discuss them with anyone. >George: I don’t like keeping things to myself. I think that people can do that if they’re used to it. . . . But I think you feel relief when you tell somebody something. >Some boys recounted specific incidents when fear of a negative reaction from their peers prevented them from disclosing their fears and feelings. >Phillip: I remember being scared—September 11 got me scared. And I don’t know, I guess I tried not to show it. . . . I should have told someone. But I— wasn’t sure how they would react, so I just didn’t tell them. . . . I think I should have tried to talk about it. It might have made me feel better if I had. >In summary, nearly all the boys readily identified peer sanctions against sharing weakness, fear, or worry. However, a fair number (roughly 44%) also identified positive personal consequences of sharing feelings in times of distress, such as gaining relief.

Anon07/23/26, 07:08No.4054342

rape straight male shotas until theyre no longer straight

Anon07/27/26, 21:01No.4055244

Anon07/28/26, 07:08No.4055315

the trvke we're looking for here is that every young, adolescent male is being raped socially and spiritually by modern society and being called gay for it

Anon07/29/26, 20:49No.4055535

I think the reason this thread upsets homophiliacs so much is that the idea of a pure non-sexual form of appreciation for the aesthetic of 2D young men reminds them how impure they are. I think this is primarily why they lash out, it causes them to feel insecure that a different view than their occupies a space they have tried to claim as their own.Anyway I'm glad these threads exist OP, I hope you keep making them.

Anon08/06/26, 20:31No.4056859

>I must say to myself that I ruined myself, and that nobody great or small can be ruined except by his own hand. >I am quite ready to say so. I am trying to say so, though they may not think it at the present moment. This pitiless indictment I bring without pity against myself. >Terrible as was what the world did to me, what I did to myself was far more terrible still.>The gods had given me almost everything. >But I let myself be lured into long spells of senseless and sensual ease. >I amused myself with being a flâneur, a dandy, a man of fashion. I surrounded myself with the smaller natures and the meaner minds. >I became the spendthrift of my own genius, and to waste an eternal youth gave me a curious joy. >Tired of being on the heights, I deliberately went to the depths in the search for new sensation. >What the paradox was to me in the sphere of thought, perversity became to me in the sphere of passion. >Desire, at the end, was a malady, or a madness, or both. >I grew careless of the lives of others. I took pleasure where it pleased me, and passed on. >I forgot that every little action of the common day makes or unmakes character, and that therefore what one has done in the secret chamber one has some day to cry aloud on the housetop. >I ceased to be lord over myself. I was no longer the captain of my soul, and did not know it. >I allowed pleasure to dominate me. I ended in horrible disgrace. There is only one thing for me now, absolute humility.

Anon08/07/26, 10:28No.4056995

I only indulge in this shit whenever I wanna kms. Where is the normal /ss/ thread?

Anon08/07/26, 17:41No.4057019

This thread is more gay than the /co/ dudes thread, where there isn't any homoerotic anxiety hanging over it in the first place.

Anon08/26/26, 20:13No.4060446

The fuck is going on in this thread? A bunch of closet cases crying I’M NOT GAAAAY!!! >:( and posting walls of religious psychobabble. Fuck off. This board isn’t your personal blog

Anon08/26/26, 21:38No.4060456

Me and elliot

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