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I posed again for someone the other night, for at least the 3rd time, and I get off with a little manual assistance from him when we're done.

I visit r/drawmensfw and about five women a day post with that like they thought of it. I'm like "Scroll first, honey. Just a little."

I visit r/drawmensfw and about five women a day post with that like they thought of it. I'm like "Scroll first, honey. Just a little."

Would love to see. I am always on the lookout for "behind the scenes" type shots of either a photography or art-creating session where it's obvious the model is nude in a group of clothed guys. The restraint and imbalance of the situation is a turn-on.

I like getting edged (hands only) by an older dude and doing it for a younger dude as part of CMNM play. This doesn't seem to be that unusual.

I enjoy being on both sides of the pencil. There are some drawings of and by me in my profile. Some encounters were very professional and tame, others by pre arrangement got a little more hands on but not to the point of a mutual encounter. I'm pretty clear about that when discussing limits.

Damn, this makes me wish I had a reason to be in Phoenix.

This was the best thing I found on Twitter

I've seen more straight guys put one foot/ankle on the opposite knee. I don't find crossing my legs in any fashion physically comfortable.

I remember a list of "tells" like this as a kid: - If you asked a guy to look at his fingernails, a gay dude would do it with palm away from himself and fingers extended; a straight dude would do it palm up with fingers curled - If you hold a finger up at forehead level and tell the guy to look at it, a gay dude would just roll his eyes up without moving his head. A straight dude would tip his whole head back - If you whipped your dick out in his face, a straight dude would laugh, freak out, leave the room. A gay dude would drop to his knees and go to town. ... or so I was told

For those fans of Pumping Muscle model "Kirk M" who apparently briefly did some work as "Caleb" (or didn't... thread from a few years ago was inconclusive), dude is now a Marine. Was following him on IG for a while but it's all gun-nut 'murica stuff now.

Question about this show... I enjoy the visuals/atmosphere of these parties but am not looking to spend $1000 on lap dances, (no judgment, just not my thing) I just want to see a show. Do the guys actually dance in the main space at this one? I have attended the LI event a couple of times and maybe it was too early but there didn't appear to be an actual show, just dancers "strongly encouraging" privates. TIA

Are you on Daniel Nardicio's mailing list? Keep up with stuff at Red Eye; he has hosted fun parties for a long time.

I "auditioned" a few times at La Cage in the early 90s, really just for the chance to be seen and touched. They were making at least a token attempt to keep dicks out of mouths by then, but YMMV in a dark corner. I did get asked to stick it in a few drinks though, which *shrug* $5 is $5.

I was platonic friends (acquaintances really) with fraternal twins who were both gay and they said it was exhausting how many guys either asked them if they fooled around or wanted to play with both of them. While it is an interesting fantasy, I can see their point.

Down the shore, everything's all right! Guessing you are a NY/NJ boy?

I forget if I shared this here already. These guys like to show off and are hilarious. I have no idea if they do it when they're working or if it's just their marketing ploy. https://www.instagram.com/lgmboys/

Would LOVE to know what was going on here.

I love this scene. Met up twice so far with a hot young dude with a nice body who loves to show off and be vulnerable for me. Last visit I brought him a new jock to wear and did some drawings from photos of our session.

I've drawn at the workshops hosted at his gallery space in NYC.

Wondering if this is either Leslie or Lohman of the NYC gallery/museum of LGBT art.

I have to go for a few days in March. May check it out if I can escape coworkers.