I had surgery on last Friday to remove a mole on the shaft of the penis. The doctor told me to avoid any sexual activity for 2 weeks. It has been 4 days and I am horney. I have stiches and virtually no pain unless I touch the healing wound directly. The would is just below the head.
I would like to jerk off and I was thinking to do it gently and from the base to avoid stroking close to the wound. Should I risk it? My dick says yes, but my gut says no
@blablarg18 I was looking for this... I know of someone who works in a shoe store...
Al Bundy
I use Wondershare Uniconverter (premium) to download from OF. If you do decide to use it, then you can use the developer tools of the browser to get the video source link and then paste it into the software
Just wondering if it's mostly an issue for circumcised men
Any working alternatives or bypass available? and suggestion for a working app?
On that note, can someone please explain to me why some men are called Dick? and is it still common today?
@raphjd Yes I had found it as well, but I am not interested in watching POV. I'd much rather a Rachel Maddow POV instead 
I am searching on YouTube for the full coverage of the networks above. Can anyone help and post a link?
thanks
@lololulu19 said in disturbing topic...:
People who commit suicide are short-sighted and selfish.
In most cases, I disagree with this statement. In cases where the suicide is due to loneliness, for example, almost nothing can be done about it because it is a character issue, it is next to impossible to change a person's character. Some people by nature are introvert, shy, quiet, lack social skills etc. Deciding to commit suicide is long process and not arbitrary. Sure, you have those that had a "bad day" and are committing suicide as a result, but I am referring to people who, for most of their lives, lived unhappily.
I know I cannot convey the idea properly in a short post, but to me, forcing a person to live in a state which he is not happy with, is selfish.
Dear Native English Speaker,
Can you transcribe the letter from the image? It's hard to understand the handwriting
I was basically forced to come out unpleasantly for other reasons
@lololulu19
I understand your assessment, but I mostly disagree with you. In my case, I don't need a connection with the person to swallow cum. I just love it. What I do however require to swallowing cum is basic level of visual attraction to the guy.
As for straight porn, I would argue that gay porn is vanilla relative to straight porn, so the expectations from the girls are requiring them to be kinkier and be more willing to perform certain things, if that makes sense... I would also argue that straight guys love to watch a woman swallow cum.
I am one of those ~170 leechers and I was under the impression that the original seeder just did not seed.
I wonder what the deal with this torrent's situation is really.
@ianfontinell-0
I respect your feedback. You are making some valid points. But I would like to say that it is "generic and boring" in the sense that it is an erotica and therefore predictable. You want to get to the good stuff.
I see it much like porn, you can create as much plot as you want around it, but what you care about is the sex.
So, every erotica book, at least that I had read so far, is generic and boring (again my opinion and I stand by it), because the focus is the sex scenes, and everything around it eventually leads to that.
My point in bringing up that the book was written by women is to say that I expect more to be entertained in the subject of gay erotica by men (gay men). I am much more interested in reading erotica from the perspective of men, or to be more precise, I am interested only in the perspective of men. In the world of sex and erotica, I don't care for women, and I don't think about them. Therefore, I was expressing a frustration when I was most entertained through the perspective of women
In the past year I attempted to read gay erotica. I found a few books that sounded interesting enough, but when I actually started to read them, I quickly found out how generic and predictable they were.
I specifically look for titles that are written by men, and also, I judge a book by its cover (It's a must when reading erotica at least), and of course I read those that I find the plot interesting to me.
Recently I started to ready The Flesh Cartel series. I finished book 1 and I am currently in the middle of book 2.
This series, however, is written by 2 women. The series thus far is quite good. It has its generic and boring parts as the plot progresses, but for now, it's interesting enough for me to keep going with it.
What annoys me quite a bit is that the only one book that I was able to actually finish is written by women. I mean, it's not at all an attack against women. But why is it that it takes a woman's perspective to properly tell a gay erotica story?!
What does it say about male writing?
Now, I haven't read all the gay erotica books ever, but when all the ones I read prior were written by men, and for all of them I barely made it to half a book, WHY is it that the one time that I read a book by women, I find it more interesting?
Sorry guys, had to get it out of my system.
I remember this. Good one for sure
I am using windows 10 pro. One time I was on YouTube where I clicked not intentionally somewhere on the screen and it opened what looks like a pinball game. The background was blue and it took the bottom half of the screen, full width. I remember it said: click space (I did not take a snapshot unfortunately). I clicked Esc and it disappeared.
The second time happened when I opened Asus Armoury Crate clicked on Featured | Content Platform, and a similar window appeared at the bottom half of the screen, but this time it's purple with the ASUS ROG logo
It looks like bloatware to me.
thanks