bostonman

The only odor I really enjoy is armpit odor, and that can be fresh or stale. Crotch-wise, I prefer very clean. Maybe very slightly sweaty, but not very much. I'm also not generally a fan of colognes or similar body wash type scents - unless they're very slight - just to provide a little enhancement, not becoming a walking advertisement for the scent lol. I'm an Ivory soap guy myself, and prefer the same clean smell on a guy. (But again, a slight bit of something is ok, maybe even more than ok.)

Or more to the point, the necessity is to maintain physical distance - it was never meant to be about loss of relationships/communication/etc.

It's also a wrong term. It really should be "physical distancing." But too late now...

This is assuming you don't like that smell (some guys do, lol). If things have been going well up to that point, I think you have the ability to stop and gently ask if it would be a problem for him to wash up down there. Maybe you could even offer to help, lol - make it part of the sensual fun. Don't otherwise make a huge deal about it. If he seems put off by the request, maybe things weren't worth it after all.

This may be the wrong thread for this - but I'm SO tired of "heinous" pronounced as hee-ni-ous. Where the fuck is the second i?

Is there ever a time when Simmons didn’t seem over the top, lol??

Motaur (even though it's a completely made up word...I'm just beyond sick and tired of the commercials...)

I did, but I think he deserves mention more often lol. Especially when he's in pics like this.

Ok - since I've seen this a few times now - what is FMRG?

LOL - I've heard of people who have an extra finger or toe - but 7? :eek::eek::eek: (jk)

I was just thinking about that.

I was just thinking about that.

Heartbreaking. So may of us were pulling for him. His wife was so brave and so generous in keeping the world informed about Nick's struggles. I can't even imagine her loss right now, and that their son had so little time with him in life. Rest in peace.

Heartbreaking. So may of us were pulling for him. His wife was so brave and so generous in keeping the world informed about Nick's struggles. I can't even imagine her loss right now, and that their son had so little time with him in life. Rest in peace.

I think something like "fuck me" is just encouragement. Same when a guy says stuff like "yeah, suck it" while I'm blowing him.

Shhh...don't let on or they might use it...

Also, what used to sound fine as "P.O.C." (3 letters, not "pock") is now the rather ungainly sounding "Bypock." Ick.

I despise the full acronym (which I have come to know, btw, as LGTBQAI+). I understand its good intention, absolutely, but to me, by its need to "include" all these separate categories, it ironically feels very much the opposite of inclusive. It's calling attention to the various different categories instead of somehow uniting them, in my opinion. I know that's not the intent. But that's what I feel. Until 2 days ago, I was unaware of a new acronym - BIPOC. (Black, Indigenous, and people of color.) I'm dubious about this term for similar reasons. The more each separate group that needs to be delineated, the more it actually seems to call attention to NOT unifying them. Also, I wonder why prominent groups like Asians and Latinx are lumped together in the "POC" part now - I have to predict that soon enough, we'll get something like BILAPOC...until further groups decide they need their own individual letter. Again, I understand the intention, but I don't agree that it ultimately sends the right message. There must be a better way. All of this said, when I'm in a situation where I sense that people feel more respected by using these terms, I will do so. (Similar to introducing oneself by including a pronoun series - which I'm not fond of either, but I will do when it seems right.) I don't want to make waves. But if someone were to ask me, I would say that I don't personally agree with the increasingly non-inclusive use of acronyms.

I'm not really into the thug type, but I definitely have fantasies about young jocks, alpha males, etc - the kind of guy who might (perhaps playfully) enjoy giving a rude gesture like the middle finger. I've always thought that if I was in bed with a guy who did that, I'd just suck his finger, lol.

Is it just me, or does anyone else get a little put off by the term "mandingo"?

I'm with you - I think it CAN be hot in the right context. But I totally understand those who feel it's offputting instead.

Anyone have any current (or even former) info on this guy? It seems someone posted a negative opinion here at one time, but the post is gone. There is an earlier thread on him, but without any real info. Update: there are 2 reviews of him on the review site, which I just read - but I'd be thrilled to get any other info... https://rentmen.com/ErikShelly

This seems to be happening more frequently. I didn't get a message from him, but I occasionally do get solicitations from escorts visiting the area that do seem to be more like "form letters" than anything else. It's annoying. (Though I do understand they feel they need to get word out that they're available.)

Same here. ?

No, I think the idea is to make you think you're getting more product. You might be getting more actual cookies, but they're not telling you they're not as big as they used to be. So you're not really getting more. Or, the other usual packaging scam is to make the package a little smaller but keep it at the same price, so it's actually a rise in price without admitting it.