I never really embraced my Bi leanings until after my divorce from my 2nd wife, by that time I was in my mid 50's. My journey into gay sex started in about the time I was 20 while serving in the military. I grew up in rural America and thus have a love for backpacking and camping on overnight adventures that are off the beaten path. One of my buddies was a "city boy" and bugged me to take him. The first night into the camp out we began to play poker which turned into silly truth or dare bets. One thing led to another and before long I was getting my dicked sucked and enjoying the hell out of my first blow job from a guy. A couple rounds of me losing hands of 5 card stud and I was the one sucking and enjoyed the hell out of performing. Over the next couple years, we would occasionally get together for our suck sessions, which expanded into of us fucking each other, but keeping them on the DL, after all it was the late 70's.
As time went on, I perused my interests in the wonders of the female mind and body, married, divorced, and married and divorced again. During the dry spells my thoughts would return to the joys of sucking a nice cock. I never could figure out this desire and eventually just came to peace with the fact I enjoy having a cock explode in my mouth.
After my last divorce I naturally returned to dating women but could never really find someone that would check all the boxes. The advent of internet porn opened a means of exploring my bi side and (at the time) Craigs List offered up a ready pool of potential partners. Though I remain picky about what I put in my mouth I did finally connect with a nice guy. Thus, my love for cock was rekindled and fully embraced.
When I hit my 60's I also returned to a former passion -- motorcycles. For those that ride you know the pleasure of twisty roads and nice performing sport touring class machine. I am blessed to live in an area that offers some of the best back road riding available, we also have great microbreweries. In getting back into the sport I also became aware that there are some 80 + covered bridges, and the thought occurred -- hey why not put that on the bucket list.