'minks' 'twinks' 'minks' 'twinks'

[+ Axiom2001]

Guys, how does one define and classify 'minks' and 'twinks?' I've become interested in getting together with both but would like to know the specifics in terms of age, body type, and the specific cities in this country in which one can find these usually well-hung guys! I'm near San Francisco, but there are miniscule guys here who are described as such! Help would be most appreciated!

[adriano46]

Well a goggled this as I know what TWINKS are but never heard of MINKS

 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twink_(gay_slang)

 

Mink - MINK

(n.)

 

1. A sexually promiscuous person; a man with an uncontrollable desire for sexual intercourse; one that needs to have sex all the time. synonyms

 

2. Pubic hair. synonyms

 

3. One's outer attire as outside wear.

 

About the closest I could get to an understanding of MINK was by a description of a tall, slender brown furred aquatic creature -- so a young, tallish slender otter??

[Kevin Slater]

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Kevin Slater

[Irtwo]

I first hear that word about 2 years ago. It's a wordplay on calling a girl a minx.

[big-n-tall]

The animal themed gay lexicon just grows...

 

bear

bear cub (or just cub)

otter (which I just start hearing)

...and now mink. And then there is the dog fetishes with the pup/dog/handler references.

 

Speaking of twinks and minks... I've even heard the word twunk (although not a lot). Which I guess is a muscled twink, like Brent Everett.

[BSR]

So, what's the difference between an otter and a mink?

[big-n-tall]

So, what's the difference between an otter and a mink?

 

From the urban dictionary...

Otter - A gay man who is very hairy all over his body, but is smaller in frame and weighs considerably less than a bear.

I also found the term "wolf", which is slimmer Bear, with the behavioral characteristic of sexual assertiveness or aggression.

 

I couldn't find a clear definition of a mink.

[+ Axiom2001]

Thanks men, but my query was not fully answered by you experts! Names and places of hot 'twink' escorts? etc.??????

I didn't ask about bears, cubs, otters, and wolf/wolves....... I am NOT ungrateful, but I would like salient responses or no responses!

Please DO NOT CURSE ME or CALL ME NAMES!!!!!!!

[adriano46]

Guys, how does one define and classify 'minks' and 'twinks?' I've become interested in getting together with both but would like to know the specifics in terms of age, body type, and the specific cities in this country in which one can find these usually well-hung guys! I'm near San Francisco, but there are miniscule guys here who are described as such! Help would be most appreciated!

 

Axiom please re-read your initial posting. You ask, "How does one define and classify..." and most here answered or tried to answer that. It is more difficult to get to your 2nd query, "Where to find them?" if one does not even know what one is looking for. And, as you see, few - if any - understand the term "minks" which makes offering concrete suggestions on where to find such in San Francisco more complex. If you already know what the term means then why ask the first part? Could have simply said, "Where can I find twinks and minks in SF or some other city?"

[+ Axiom2001]

Axiom please re-read your initial posting. You ask, "How does one define and classify..." and most here answered or tried to answer that. It is more difficult to get to your 2nd query, "Where to find them?" if one does not even know what one is looking for. And, as you see, few - if any - understand the term "minks" which makes offering concrete suggestions on where to find such in San Francisco more complex. If you already know what the term means then why ask the first part? Could have simply said, "Where can I find twinks and minks in SF or some other city?"

 

Thanks. Adriano for suggesting me to clarify my desires and wishes much more succinctly! Yes, I should have asked: "Where can I find twinks and minks in SF" as well as in a few other notable cities in the US. Your suggestion is highly taken positively!