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Create New Blog EntryHey so i notice y there lots of guys and girl and all who like bareback when having sex.
Would you rather bareback your partner?
Would you rather use condoms
I see guys doing bareback sex and my mind thinks i wonder if they got anything XD
There no telling lol let me know your inputs if you rather bareback sex or safe condom sex.
When during the A.I.D.S. era did you start to wear condoms?
I only have the direct link to the video, but not the link to the actual page: https://media.gayboystube.com/videos/5/e/c/6/8/5ec68a44757f5.mp4
Thanks!
Now, here's the thing. I want these movies to have a good story and explicit sex scenes, However, I don't want porn. Does that make sense? "Boy Undone" and "Under Water" comes to mind, but even Under Water is bordering on porn were it not for the "almost" story. However, I really very much don't want to watch hairy, bald, dumpy old men sweating all over the place like in I Want Your Love or Shortbus, or Stranger by the Lake. These movies are heading in the right direction, but no wonder straights don't want to watch gay themed movies.
Why is it in any good gay film when it comes to sex it's always bad lighting or the sex is done in red lighting? Why are straight mainstream films like Ken Park so in your face with well lit and clear sex scenes, but not gay movies?
In 1897 eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon sent a much-republished letter to the now defunct New York Sun, asking if there was really a Santa Clause. The editorial response, written by Francis Pharcellus Church, has become a Christmas staple for over a century. Let's suppose, as our world has changed over the last 120 years, that Santa wrote The Sun, airing his doubts, and what the Editorial response would be.
Dear NY Sun Editor:
As I sit here at the North Pole, watching the events of the world transpire daily, I often ask Mrs. Claus if I've outlived my time, if there are no longer Virginias who need my presence, if the strife of the world is so great that one Jolly old guy and eight tiny reindeer with a magical sleigh and jingling bells can no longer assuage their fears and worries. Mrs. Claus gently reminded me of what Virginia's father said, "if you see it in the Sun, it's so", why not ask them? So, while I fully realize that the Sun's presses have been silent for nearly three quarters of a century, and that much-read Editor is certainly reigning over the great newsroom in the sky, some things, good things, live on forever in our hearts and minds, so I'm asking now, are there any Virginias left, with their child's wonder and hope? Should I spend Christmas Eve in the recliner, sharing hot chocolate with Mrs. Claus, the reindeer snug in their stable enjoying carefully baled Alfalfa hay, the workshop never to make a toy again, the Elves comfy in their retirement?
Signed, Santa Claus
Dearest Santa;
Thank you for your confidence in The Sun, and the opportunity to assure you that, indeed, there are still many, no millions, of Virginias, Sallys, Sams, Johns, Billys and uncounted other children who do still need you and your joyous "Ho, Ho, Ho"! While the world has changed in the 123 years since Virginia sent us her question, so many things have stayed the same. Even though children are surrounded by pandemics, wars, terrorism, storms and natural disasters, they retain that wondrous ability to hope for the rainbow after the storm, the snowmen after the blizzard, the new life growing after the forest fire, the joy of seeing friends and grandparents after isolation. That childlike ability to see the silver lining is what enables them to survive the strife of events and to grow and prosper into positive adults who truly believe there is hope beyond adversity. While the trials of life have vastly changed, the joy of hoping for better things ahead has not diminished. The anticipation and joys of awaiting Christmas morning to see what you've left them will never abate! The hope of a glimpse of that sleigh and Rudolph's nose in the night sky, the possibility of the faintest jingle of sleigh bells wafting from behind a passing cloud, and imagined(?) "Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas" echoing across the landscape from above--all the seeds of hope and joy that grow in children's hearts and minds! These things will never become outdated Mr. Clause, nor will they ever be unneeded! Rest assured that your hot chocolate with Mrs. Claus must wait until Christmas day, the reindeer need to continue to brave the night skies to pull the jingling sleigh, and the Elves still need to keep the workshop humming, as there will always be Virginias, and they will always need the hope and anticipation you bring each and every Christmas Eve, now and into the future! The wish lists are probably different, fewer sugar plums and wooden trains and more electronic marvels or dolls of newly famous stars, but the need for anticipation and reward are still there! So, Santa, we unanimously opine that you are still needed as there are still Virginias and you will remain a valued part of Children's hearts for generations of children to come. Ho, Ho, Ho Santa, Ho, Ho, Ho!
Sincerely,
The New York Sun
PS: Ho, Ho, Ho, and a Merry Christmas to all!!
Hello hope you are all well
What's your favourite masturbation toy and why? is it because lasts well or is good for your small or big size etc
does anyone know how to change the e-mail address in profile? i put @hoymail instead of @hotmail....thanks
