I agree with the above answer.
If you are a straight guy and not interested in having gay sex, then I would suggest telling him exactly how you feel. If you are honest and open with him, he probably will understand. If he continues to "toy" with your thoughts as well as emotions, then lose him as a friend.
I am a straight guy. I have had numerous gay friends over the years. With some of them, it has not been possible for them to get past the fact that I am straight and not interested in gay sex. We have had to part company. I have tried to make sure that they are the ones who are making the choice and not me to end the friendship. That way, that can't go blaming me for a decision that they made. Parting company can be really hard! But, sometimes it has to be done.
I do think that you have a childhood fantasy going on, and that would be that you want to replace the "dad" that you didn't have when you were growing up.
You are 24 now. You are old enough to be a dad yourself. Your physical actions with the older man are that of a child. As such, I would suggest that you consult a counselor in order to get over the fixation that you apparently have to seek out some type of father figure for yourself. If you need some type of father figure, as so many of us do, then I would suggest joining a club that involves men where you might latch onto another man as a friend who wouldn't have his sexual interests be more important than your friendship.
A mom, dad, sister or brother is oftentimes the one who acts the part. It doesn't necessarily have to be your blood relationship. But, sure as shootin' a person who acts and takes the place of an immediate family member, isn't going to be wanting to have sex of any kind with you.
I am hopeful that others will come along and also share their insights as well as advice. I have given what I can for the moment.
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