Posts made by moonmonday

Frankly the OP here is a blatant idiot.

Police are not friends. Period. If you know even one iota of gay history, you know that. There's that uniform fetish, kinky dress-up, but that's not real life. Grow up.

Also, pretty much anyone using the word 'cuck' clearly has no idea what it means or what the term 'cuckold' means. Stop trying to make it happen. You just sound as stupid as you present yourself as being with this statement. Maybe that's good though, because it gives people a handy warning to tune out; whatever else someone is saying who uses that word probably isn't worth listening to.

There's a fun comic incorporating some mild piss elements that had a short run online called Ball, Book & Candle. And yes, though it's a live link, this thread was thought to be dead until yesterday and I happen to know for a fact that the author won't mind more eyes looking at the work!

Really only immature guys who shouldn't be having sex at all obsess over having a huge dick.

Absolutely every single guy I know with a massive dick – and I know a couple with insanely huge schlongs -- complains that it gets them less sex, not more. Most people aren't willing to take too big a cock, which results in these guys usually either having to focus solely on oral and manual, or if they really want to do anal sex, they have to bottom. Which is cool with some people, but not for everyone.

Big dicks are, by and large, one of those things that a lot of guys who don't really have a lot of experience think it would be great to have or to be with...until they do. It's not the case with everyone, and I certainly wouldn't assume every single person's experience in life, but speaking from my own, that's the case.

Choose someone to have sex with that knows what he's doing and can have fun, not by how big his dick is. They grow and shrink depending on a lot of factors anyway, so it's hard to say any single size any single penis has. You're better off not overlooking someone because you think their dick is small, especially since a lot of people have a hilariously delusional view of what even makes for average penis size.

It is balm for my soul to see those retards fail at literally everything they set out to do.

That totally is good advice! It's not like a fine wine you can judge by the year – you have to judge it by you! And of course assess if you want to come out to the people you choose to, if you are safe doing so, and so forth. There are many considerations in thinking about coming out, but if you have decided you are ready and you feel the time is right, you should go for it! Best success to you.

There are so many logical flaws with this pathetic excuse for an argument that it would be too time-consuming to point them all out. It's more like the whole article – and any referenced media -- is laughably flimsy and a sad attempt to be inflammatory for clickbait. Try again. Or better yet, don't.

Could've chosen a better day for it. Wouldn't you choose a day that wasn't taken already by a much more well-known, older celebration?

"It's the Straight Pride parade, and here comes the Miss Piggy float! …wait, that's just the parade for New Year's..."

I think a lot of people who go for "me too" attempts at holidays don't really think the whole thing through. The reason why we have gay pride is because we aren't, on the whole, supported by the society around us. Everything is not and cannot be presumed to be gay-friendly. We started having gay pride parades and celebrating our orientation because we were oppressed but wanted to express that we were not ashamed. Back then, we went to great lengths to exist in a separate subculture, a whole society separate from the mainstream; if we weren't allowed basic human rights, we would live in our own communities and celebrate them proudly.

I just...don't really see straight people's orientation exactly playing out that way. I wish they could understand the pretty simple reasons behind gay pride, but...there's just no reasoning with some people.

I love that too! That's right up my alley. I second this request and I hope there'll be some joy to be found!

There's a lot of piss to enjoy on tumblr, but my advice is to view any blog's archive (you can just add /archive to the end of the base URL in most cases) and filter out anything that isn't photo or video. The community on tumblr is, by and large, horrible, and you don't need that in your life. It makes me sad to say that the community there for some of my favorite kinks of all are so bad, but that's the case. Happy searching, and I hope you'll find what you need!

It leads the eye and is a direct indication and extension of the pubic hair, and we all know what that decorates! It's aesthetically pleasing as a sort of promise of something more. Calling it a "treasure trail" is very accurate, since it does lead to something.

I have to say, I was very disappointed in the brief and perplexing trend some adult film models had of keeping their happy trail…but shaving their pubes completely. What was up with that?!

I have to say, I'm always more invested in a video if it has some modicum of a plot to it.

I'd like to hear suggestions and recommendations of ones you may have seen and enjoyed. I thought the Helix Academy series was fun, and the slightly more softcore Counselor Week At Camp Liberty was still pretty kinky and enjoyable! Parodies can be fun, but I do usually prefer original stuff, even if it may be inspired by something I know.

I especially like things with elements of fantasy in a modern setting. I look forward to hearing your ideas!

It's evil and it's going to take more people refusing to accept it. The UK government are already reviled by most. Let's hope taking away bread and circus will bring the pitchforks and torches to bear, so to speak; they must remember that they are servants of the public, supposedly representing public interests, not dictating them.

If it's a gimmick of the studio, then sure. Otherwise, absolutely not. This is a job, and it's not really a case of "this is so fun, we should all screw around!"

Also, less of the body type-shaming crap, thanks.

In any case, a legitimate studio's owner is unlikely to even want to have sex with the actors/models. Peeking behind the camera on video production can really take a lot of the magic out of it, and actually having to work at production really makes it much less of a fun sort of play. Make work out of anything, and you really have to take it seriously, or you're not going to even have a chance to succeed at it. Moreover, working with people day in and day out, becoming friends…although some people are totally fine involving sex in friendship, there are plenty who aren't, especially if that's what they do for work.

Honestly it's like going to work, cooking a certain dish all day, and then getting off work and having to cook it again for a friend.

Oral!

(Though probably not at the same time as the wine.)

West or East?

It's something that is worth careful consideration. It should only be done when you're sure about it, and only to the people you choose. No one else generally has the right to decide that for you. If you're in a position where it might put you in serious danger, don't do it. Don't do it to people you have reason to believe would react badly (and again, might put you in danger) – but in the case of friends and people you're going to be around for the foreseeable future, it's worth thinking about. If people drift away from you because of your orientation, you're better off without them.

Coming out is one of those things that I don't think needs to be to everyone, no matter what. Some people will never accept it and won't deal well with it, and it will just upset you, them, and could put you into danger. But I do think it's important to be visible and to let people know that in fact they are around gay people, that we are not an invisible population, and that we have every right that they do, to pursue love and enjoy life. And perhaps most importantly, that we have no intention of being silent or invisible or going back into the closet, or staying in there – even if some never "come out" per se, they can still go to the "gay ghetto" or a club and be themselves, and they should be able to realistically expect that.

The gay community is not perfect, and there are widely varying opinions of it, and widely varied ways of people living in it or leading it. You'll find your niche somewhere and, at the very least, the community does tend to come together to protect its own in the worst scenarios. It doesn't necessarily always support its own though, and you can't always count on any community to help unless you know that specific community very well.

But I do think coming out, at least to some people, will make things much easier. I do believe it's worth it, for a number of reasons, and I do think it's important to know people enough to know whether or not they can be relied upon in the long run. If you're going to call someone friend, they had better be willing to stand by you, and you deserve to know that for sure.

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26. I propositioned the boy at the counter of the dirty book store because he was not only cute, but he was reading Joyce's "Ulysses", which I had just finished. Uh, Austin…what can I say? He thought I knew what I was doing. Hah 

That's so cute! I also enjoyed Ulysses in school – I was the only one who chose to read it for a project and, at the time, I was really interested in it as a work. What a great conversation-starter!

Make The Yuletide Gay. I have a couple of issues with it, but they're just personal quibbles where I would have done it or presented it slightly differently. Overall, though, it's one of the most pleasing films I've ever seen, gay or otherwise, and uniquely funnier and even more enjoyable on repeated viewings because of the ending.

Of course, as it's a holiday film, it's one I usually only watch at that time of the year. But it is a really heartwarming, hilarious, delightful movie that has a very special place in my heart. I will always have great affection for Make The Yuletide Gay.

Even if, for the first year or two, I kept misremembering its title as Homo For The Holidays. Oops! I'd be surprised if something didn't have that title, somewhere out there!

The first two seasons were overall good, even if the very first was pretty clunky. Ever since then though, it's been sharply downhill with a few bright spots.

Massive queerbaiting in the show, plus just a really poor consistency with writing, not to mention cheerfully fucking around with fans and actors alike, and treating people really poorly. The actors, for the most part, are likable and charismatic and seem to have a lot of affection for each other, but the crew and production have alienated people they never should have, for questionable reasons.

I have a friend who still watches and has affection for it, but even he is seriously disappointed in it. After the current season, Tyler Posey had expressed interest in continuing it even if the current show-runner Jeff Davis decided to step down, but apparently it's being cancelled regardless…which is a shame, since Posey surely would have done a better job.

I guess we'll see if Posey manages a spin-off, which would be timely since the characters are about to graduate high school.

It was nice to have a show that tried to present a world without homophobia, but it amounted to absolutely nothing and just ended up a lot of queerbait. Some nice eye candy, some good acting, but it's more bad than good, with it really scraping bottom after season two. You can probably watch the first couple of seasons and just let it go.

They really should have played it for comedy/lighter than they did, but they took it more seriously than they really needed to. Charmed is overall a really terrible disappointment to me, especially for how awful Phoebe is and how prominent she becomes. Prue was the only really relatable one, and it's not exactly surprising Shannen Doherty left the show when she did. Constance M. Burge walking away was really the last straw for the show being tolerable. The main characters gradually became such despicable characters that it was impossible to care about them, and the show constantly presented the ugliest faces of sexism against women and men alike.

It was such a good premise. The series did show signs of developing and improving, but when Shannen left the series, it really tanked hard in quality. Too many of the episodes are also fairly dull and tend to come off as bland at best, or the most offensive stereotype of a Lifetime Original Movie gone horribly wrong at worst.

Obscurus Lupa did a series of reviews of each season (check them out if you're inclined), and while I don't agree with all of what she says, she's pretty on-point for most of them.

I have a love-hate relationship with the show. Lady Gaga is one of my least favorite parts of the show though, and she was part of what ruined Hotel for me. The show hasn't been watchable for me since Freak Show. But I guess we'll find out next year what hot mess Ryan Murphy's got for us.