Posts made by Adverse

I wondered the same. I suspect most leave them by accident, but a small number must get off on the thought of others taking them and using them.

Probably about 13. You'd be an absolute outcast and ridiculed if you wore y-fronts at school.

To wear - boxer briefs. On others, briefs. Always had a bit of a fetish for briefs on guys.

Having said that, I liked guys wearing baggy boxers when I was at school as they often hung out of them.

No, but I've swapped with someone in my younger days. Never really been into used underwear, so very much into the thought of wearing other's underwear after a wash!

Does it have to be covert? Don't exhibitionists thrive off being watched? Surely you can be a voyeur watching an exhibitionist?

Now a lot of places are heading out of some sort of lockdown, the locker room drought is over. Lots of opportunity to enjoy the sights of a sexy man or two getting their kit off, spending just a little bit longer than necessary with their cocks on show. The odd semi and I'm anyones!

Tell us about what you are seeing these days. It makes me hard.

I love the locker room. I have mastered getting changed slowly now!

What I really like is the anticipation, seeing him undress slowly, briefs last. Slowly sliding them down to reveal the cock. Had a wank a few times in the changing room after an encounter.

I have a couple of times, but felt so guilty about it that I deleted them. I'd never share them as it is such a massive invasion of privacy. I wouldn't keep them either because despite all your precautions you just absolutely can not ever know they would be 100% secure and never hacked. I wouldn't want videos of me getting changed floating around the web. Also, I don't want to appear on the sex offenders register!

So, a few questions…

• did you get your cock out, or do it under your clothes?
• how's your control when you cum?
• any spillage? How did you clean it up? Did you clean it up?
• reckon any of the drivers knew what you were doing?

It's the reason I go to the gym. I'm really into seeing men take off their underwear. Unfortunately though I find it a bit too much of a turn-on and so can't really hand around too long without sporting an erection! I have mastered getting changed very slowly though!

Thankfully the showers are in cubicles at my gym as although I'd like to have a good long ogle, I'm afraid I'd embarrass myself.

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I still haven't got time to watch The Thing About Harry and I have reservations about the remake of The Boys in the Band

Shit, I can't get over the fact that Marky Mark is playing a lead gay character. Not to seem ungrateful, but I'm really not feeling all these straight actors playing gay characters.

He's not! He's playing the father of one. A dead one.

Well, erm, obviously - I'm gay! The problem is though it can detract from your concentration of the plot if it has you reaching for your flies. I tend to find a lot of the cheesy nudity is in rubbish films, so that doesn't matter.

I like casual, unexpected nudity.

Depends what you are into. I quite liked Dating Amber, it's quite a sweet coming of age story set in Ireland.

No, I'm just not into it. Usually only boxer briefs to stop me flapping about! :crazy2:

It matters, but probably not how you think.

I like cocks of all shapes and sizes, including small ones. For me though it's the whole package that matters - the guy has to have a personality, and I'm not into raw sex porn without any context. It's just meat otherwise.

I really get off on nudity in unexpected places. Don't necessarily have to have been caught or anything, just interested in your experiences. Did it turn you on?

doing it for personal use is one thing, but sharing is a bit out of order.

Dating Amber is pretty good. Not too heavy. Quite funny, decent soundtrack and very easy watching. Recommend it.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7886936

Absolutely. Do you know any that I can look up?

Sorry We Missed You https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8359816/

Quite liked it, although not an uplifting film at all. It focuses on the self-employed courier exploitation that exists in the UK and the impact it has on families, driving them deeper into poverty. It's a typical Ken Loach film, interesting and eye-opening.