Merboy

Aww...your husband?

I've asked on multiple forums but nobody knows. It looks like he's got a tattoo on the right arm, and I think he's masturbating (: I can't make out any "studio look". It looks like it might be from a site that is musclemen. Anyone have any clue?

It was in college. Ten years ago I was at a small town college known for its athletic program. On the hottest day of the spring semester, I was walking across the quad to go to the library, where I would devour Theatre World and read William Inge. I was one of three gay boys at my school I knew and the other two were my friends. We made up the GSA, joined by some of the artsy edgy kids and also Jewish students who were the most liberal on an apathetic campus. As I was walking, I saw a guy - he was about 20 - and he was drenched in sweat, it was cascading down a magnificently built up chest with my favorite thing in the world- plump, juicy pecs. I saw him for about two seconds before I looked away, as I trained myself to do with hot guy sightings. I didn't look back. I don't even remember his features, I didn't really catch a glimpse of his face - although I could tell instantly he was good-looking. He didn't see me. He took my breath away and when I got to the library I instantly cast him in the role of hunky drifter Hal in the play I was reading, Picnic. I never saw him again - and believe me, I looked every day. What about you? What is the hottest guy you've ever seen in real life - and did you ever get to talk to him or... do more than just look at him?

I'm surprised actually that its not $1,000 an hour. It's much more expensive for straight men and women escorts and the process is more invasive - you have to tell them your employer and everything. You'd think in Manhattan, a very handsome young man with a bangin' body would at least charge $500 an hour. I wish of course this was all legal and taxed. I think for gay men, it should definitely be all legal and into the daylight as long as its consensual. The government has no business knowing what two consensual adults do. Do they go around asking couples that hook up if there was any exchange of money? No. Hiring a man for companionship and intimacy is no concern of the government's. Then you can actually have professional escort agencies with safe, legal websites and go through the process with a legitimate representative.

He appears very briefly as one half of a gay couple (with an older, less attractive male partner) in "Latter Days". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M77ATX4IXE

I think there's a way you can create a fake name and put it in a trust and that's the way you can stay anonymous.

It's a word that might be outdated and comes from a generation of sexologists going back to the late 19th century. I believe that being gay is all about the brain, and is a spectrum, so there's a great variety of gay men because there's a variety of different brain maps. I'd say that what we know as stereotypes are actually a clue to what "homosexuality" is in some men. Why, for example, do so many gay men have the "gay voice" or why do so many "look gay"? It's a bigger picture, certainly more so than just physical attraction. It's sad that the sexuality part of it has dominated when it's a much smaller part of the whole picture than one would think.

This one's great too!

I found this and thought you all might like it. When they're down the line and each say something funny, I like the one that's fourth from the left. The spoonful of sugar mmmmm

I recently saw the original La Cage aux Folles, but because I had seen "The Birdcage" first and a long time ago, it just seemed like the French remake of "The Birdcage". It made me want to watch Robin Williams and Nathan Lane, but I can totally see why the original was such a hit (and why the musical was made).

It looks like a nice movie for Christmas. Emily Blunt was magnificent in "A Quiet Place" (she should really get an Oscar nomination for that), but I think this would be a Golden Globe Musical or Comedy nomination for her

She's a wonderful singer. Her album, "It's Time", is superb - every track is great, its one of the few albums where every song is good (others would be Cher's "Believe", Audra McDonald's "How Glory Goes", Sarah Brightman's "Harem", and Melanie C's "Northern Star")

Boston would be great.

It has a beautiful score, but the 1994 revival album is so stuck in my head because I play it all the time that I think it would be hard to hear it any other way. I've heard some disappointing reviews about this revival so I don't know if I'm going to go to NYC just to see it. I saw the 1994 revival at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre when I was 9 years old and it was wonderful. I've heard that this new one does not have good set design, which is sad because the 1994 one had amazing sets. I think with any new revival you must not simply do the same musical over, but give it a new vision. "Pippin" did this very well.

https://rent.men/EuroMuscleGod This guy's body is incredible.

Did you like the vids/pics? Was it worth the money?