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Of which I think Ariel Vanean is good at. Everybody else, eh.

When you see one Bel Ami video, you’ve seen them all. The only difference is how big the dick is and Jack Harrer.

If I can add to this answer: Overrated: Visiting Alcatraz for its “haunted” history, no thanks in large part to those ghost hunting shows. Underrated: Visiting Alcatraz for its actual history.

I've gone on a Disney World trip (all four parks) solo once. While I would admit that visiting DW is more fun with friends, it's equally enjoyable by yourself. It is for the most part a closed eco-system that you wouldn't have any significant issues. If they've brought back single-rider lines, use it to your heart's content. I would echo what @poolboy48220 said. My favorite part of the trip was the world showcase at Epcot.

From a fashion standpoint, I think A&F also hit the jackpot with the type of clothing that people wanted to wear during the two decades it dominated mall traffic. There was never a day when I didn't see a guy walking around wearing a muscle shirt, slim boot-cut jeans, and leather flip-flops. Add T-shirts with sexual innuendos and colored polos with gigantic logos, and it's not surprising that A&F made a killing. Around 2010, normcore became the fashion du jour, the complete opposite of A&F's style sensibility. Whereas other mall brands like American Eagle Outfitters, J. Crew, and even Express adapted to this trend, A&F stuck to their guns. It didn't work, and they've been playing catch-up ever since. Personally, I like the eye candy of A&F during their prime. I'd always stop at their store at my local mall to admire the flip-flopped models and fall in line at their Fifth Avenue store just to check out the muscled greeter. I won't buy anything though—I hate how their clothes fit for my athletic built. My interest disappeared when they went through a makeover. Funny enough, A&F's clothes nowadays are more my speed, but I still won't shop there because I can get the same type of stuff elsewhere.

I imagine that although production has resumed in a more consistent capacity compared to the same time last year, the producers still have to deal with the logistics of getting talent and bringing them over to the location. But I’m neither an insider nor a current consumer of porn (studio or OF).

Adieu, Daddy. Thank you.

Thank you for all your updates, Cooper. Although they haven't been the easiest to read, it gives me some comfort that at least he is being given a fighting chance.

Overrated Tokyo tourist spot: The Robot Restaurant. Although entertaining, it's too expensive. Underrated Tokyo tourist spot: Tokyo Metropolitan Government building. Almost-360 views of the city for free.

Man. These gifs got me really excited in spite of how short they are! Care to ID the guy / scene?

How does buying Only Fans subscribers work? Don't they have to pay? Unless they get $0 memberships for their (bot)life and then just like and fake-comment on posts, I guess.

I think Josh from Corbin Fisher has the best feet in porn—suckable just like his large member. I'm trying to find a photo of them that won't get me in trouble but so far not succeeding.

Upping my almost two-year-old thread. The guy in question messaged me and asked if I was interested in meeting up. No pleasantries, “hope you’re staying heathy,” nothing. Didn’t even say my name; just a generic “hey.” I could have talked to him about his discourtesy towards me, to clear the air first and maybe rebuild our relationship that was soured by the events years ago, but it became very clear that this is how he is. I said I’m not interested and told him to never message me again. Deleted his number and the thread from my phone and audibly said “Good riddance.” I’ll say it again, “Good riddance.”

I've been drinking with my father since I was around 13. He said it was better that I learn how to enjoy it in a safe environment than me sneaking off and getting wasted elsewhere. Not to say that I drank more than a glass though. I'd usually tap out at one not because I was getting tipsy but because I preferred soda. I only started appreciating the taste of wine and beer when I turned 18 or 19.

Solo travel is for me, the best way to travel. You can be as outgoing or as introverted as you want—and you can change almost everything about your trip on a whim. Two years ago I was in Europe for a month. I only planned on visiting one friend in Switzerland. The rest of my stay in the continent was going to be what I felt like doing; I crossed off eight new countries (the Baltic states and a few micronations) on top of the usual suspects like France, Germany, and Spain. Although I'm not the extroverted type, I was happy to strike up a conversation with a random patron at a bar, and many of these friends I still keep in touch with. Many of them have even invited me to their cities whenever travel is possible again and I find myself in Europe. I check in with my family here in the U.S. every night that I'm traveling and message friends on Facebook as well, because I don't make a habit out of posting photos as things happen. Call me old-fashioned, but I take a few photos, then I put my camera down and enjoy the moment. Only when I come back home do I photo-dump. Here are my tips, many of them assumes that there's some sense of normalcy back in the world: Pack light. In general, don't bring a lot of stuff, but it's a lot more important to do so if you're solo. The fewer things you have to mind, the better. Besides, nobody cares if you repeat an outfit several times. Hostels often have free walking tours (tips appreciated). If you need a way to get your bearings in a new city, these tours are it. Befriend a fellow solo traveler at the tour and ask if they want to hang out. Going to theme parks by yourself is awesome because many in-demand attractions have solo rider lines. I rode Expedition Everest over at Animal Kingdom so many times until I almost threw up. Similarly, museums are excellent places to visit. You can spend an entire day just appreciating the works of art they have on display. Buy a wide-angle lens for your camera so that your selfies don't end up just close-ups of your face. If your phone is your primary camera, get a GorillaPod (or a generic tripod) and a remote shutter instead. Go with your gut instinct before asking a stranger to take your picture. Most of the time, if you are in the same enclosed space or if they're traveling as a family, you're in the clear to ask. You can also hire a freelance photographer (Airbnb Experiences is a great place to find them) for an hour or two. For my preference—which is to just have photos of me at different spots, none of that staged, emote-y pap—I'm fine with going for the cheapest. Bars with live entertainment (piano, jazz, comedy, drag) are great if you want to have a drink but not feel pressured to mingle, because there's somebody commanding the attention of the entire audience.

Dogs don't have ulterior motives when they're in distress and actively seek help, so I'm a lot more willing to welcome one into my home. I can't keep one for a long time, for health reasons, so it's unfortunately going to the shelter as soon as weather conditions improve (and the dog's been given warmth, a meal, and sufficient time to rest). Another man, on the other hand, might sound like a fun idea on paper, but I don't want to appear in the next day's paper with the headline "Charitable gentleman murdered in cold blood." The most I'm willing to do is to give him a warm coat (I have a few for-donation coats that I won't miss if he takes one with him) and call the police for him as he waits outside.

Dogs don't have ulterior motives when they're in distress and actively seek help, so I'm a lot more willing to welcome one into my home. I can't keep one for a long time, for health reasons, so it's unfortunately going to the shelter as soon as weather conditions improve (and the dog's been given warmth, a meal, and sufficient time to rest). Another man, on the other hand, might sound like a fun idea on paper, but I don't want to appear in the next day's paper with the headline "Charitable gentleman murdered in cold blood." The most I'm willing to do is to give him a warm coat (I have a few for-donation coats that I won't miss if he takes one with him) and call the police for him as he waits outside.

With guys as hot as them, I should have no problems parting with my fins!

One advantage: You can slide a dollar bill in the underwear of a stripper willy-nilly. Five Canadian dollars is another thing.

I find them to still be ubiquitous in Europe, unless it's a country that's well-known for its high usage of credit cards.

At the very least, it made me mindful of how my ass is, whenever I offer it up to be eaten.

The first and only time I was convinced to eat someone’s ass didn’t even happen. The stink was overwhelming that I told him I couldn’t do it. When he asked if he could clean up and have me try again, I was already so turned off that I said it wouldn’t make a difference anymore. Since then, I’ve never thought of rimming anyone, and won’t ever be convinced otherwise. Also, fisting someone and anything involving a rose bud. Although I’ve choked someone and have given light torture, I’m not very good at them; I break character too quickly.

Out of all the men's style-oriented magazines, Details was my favorite. I was bummed when it folded in 2015. GQ under Jim Nelson and Jim Moore got their formula down pat: Bright photography, predictable and generic styling, top-of-the-food-chain celebs, excellent long-form stories. Under Will Welch, GQ has evolved (some would say devolved) to a hypebeast magazine.

I want my name to sound like I’m aiming for the most points in Scrabble. So something like Zaq (pronounced Zack) or Jyzc (pronounced Jesse).

I don’t know; bars and clubs seem to be at a perilous place nowadays because of the pandemic, and just-surviving pre-Covid. One thing I wish Philadelphia has is a gay strip club akin to Montreal’s Stock and Campus, for those times when I want to drink, eat, and just be a passive audience-member (sure, being hit up for lap dances is part of the package too but at least I can refuse). I do acknowledge that I know nothing about the city ordinances and the logistics of setting up one to comment on whether it’s even possible.