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Totally with you, man. Nothing beats that casual, unposed vibe: some regular dude in everyday Hanes or FTL boxer briefs, waistband peeking above his jeans or just chilling on the couch like it’s no big deal. It’s the confidence that kills me, especially when it’s a straight guy who doesn’t overthink it. That little glimpse of “this is what I actually wear every day” feels way hotter than any staged Andrew Christian shoot. The fabric, the fit, the random faded pair he’s owned forever… all of it screams real. Hard to find genuine candid stuff online, but when you do, instant save. You’re not alone at all.

You're spot on—foot play is quietly one of the biggest male fetishes across the spectrum. Straight guys especially seem to discover it late and treat it like a “safe” same-sex urge because it’s not overtly penetrative. I started the same way: childhood obsession with buddies’ bare feet after sports. Grooming is everything—clean, high arches, strong veins, fresh pedi or naturally smooth turns me feral; anything less kills it instantly. Cam sites confirm feet dominate requests (Jerkmate says 40 % of private shows involve them). Finding perfect ones is rare, but when you do? Pure dopamine. Never feel weird; it’s way more common than people admit.

The charges against Sean Combs are deeply disturbing and paint a horrifying picture of abuse, power, and exploitation. If proven true, justice must be swift and firm. No amount of fame or money should shield anyone from accountability. These allegations echo a troubling pattern among powerful men—it's time survivors are heard, and predators are held responsible.

Escorts, with their front-row seat to human quirks, often hear the wildest things. Clients spill secrets, make bizarre requests, or drop jaw-dropping one-liners, thinking the encounter’s a judgment-free zone. From “Can you pretend to be my tax auditor?” to “I just need someone to yell at me in French,” the stories pile up. Escorts might chuckle at the absurdity but stay pros, keeping the mood light. Their world’s a mix of humor, oddity, and raw honesty—proof people say the darndest things when they feel untethered.

Everyone has different ways of keeping track of their experiences, and it sounds like you’ve developed a system that works for you. Some clients might keep similar records, especially for personal reflection or to remember experiences. However, it’s not a common practice for everyone. It can depend on individual preferences, and as long as you're comfortable with it and respecting privacy, it's up to you. If you're curious about others’ habits, maybe you could ask in a more anonymous space, where people can share openly.