MysticMenace

it was also highlighted in another post by yours truly on Saturday - see last pic -

Am planning to do a luxury day spa on Saturday with 2 of my friends, and was wondering if there are spas you would recommend within the DMV area. I'm currently looking at the typical Ritz, Four Seasons, and Salamander in Middleburg, VA, but was wondering if there are hidden gems I may have overlooked.

fine, I'll tell them that director Cary Fukunaga will be tagging along...

it is...but typically refers to inanimate objects,

I would match what people would be willing to pay (which I imagine would be nothing) to not get it on with Pee Wee Herman.

thanks for everyone's perspective on this...certainly has been enlightening. it's certainly a topic that I am not too familiar with, but standing from a point of privilege where my gender identity is known and defined, I could empathize if there are individuals in the world, regardless of how much representation there is in society, that do not or could not align with established pronouns or feel that they have to fit within the construct that our current society is willing to accommodate. I guess there are neopronouns or one could just refer to the individual by the proper names instead.

Had to list out 3 actors to bed earlier and I was thinking to myself, man, I want more. Assuming everyone is on prep with no STDs or STIs and very versatile, very virile, and just very horny...here's my dream orgy or gangbang:

@samhexum, I mean, Jon erik hexum

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I noticed this a few times but didn't pay too much attention to it, and I think I have an idea for some reasons why...I just wonder: Why certain folks decided to put certain forum members on the "Ignore" list? If you put certain members on the "Ignore" list, why some decide to list them in their signatures? Have there been instances when you removed someone from your "Ignore" list and have actually followed them?

As of today: Chris Evans, Michael Fassbender, Adam Demos

I haven't been on Netflix for a while, but good lord, Adam Demos from Sex/Life is making me binge watch the series...or maybe just keep time marker 19:50 in episode 3 on repeat.

Love Intention series... https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/644608/love-intention--p1-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/644609/love-intention--p2-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/644973/love-intention--p3-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/644976/love-intention--p4-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/645561/love-intention--p5-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/645565/love-intention--p6-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/646701/love-intention--p7-/ https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/647646/love-intention--p8-/

Two Mikes - Mike Chabot and Mike Yerger

is this why I'm hearing rumors about Tamar Braxton potentially replacing Meghan? lol

had to look it up, but wishing you all the best in your surgery, @kaboom35!

I forgot about Rocco Reed until this morning...

oh if we're talking about Josh Moore - heck yes, can't miss that cock. speaking of... https://www.boyfriendtv.com/videos/560774/handsome-hunks-logan-moore-and-josh-moore-anal-fuck-hardcore/

I read his reviews, outside of some folks marking the session as erotic, the actual comments that I read did not give me the impression that he was open. well, I might try him out - seems like he's good at stretching folks...

I should watch more The Price is Right, coz that James O’Halloran can get it!

English is not and will probably never be my strongest subject, and having taken English as a Second Language over 20 years ago, I still have so much to learn about the language (especially those idiomatic expressions). A random thought came up while I was having a zoom conversation with someone, and thought to myself, "if the person I was speaking with prefers a they/them pronoun, then I'm sure that conversation will just flow easily since use of they/them in a singular form is starting to get widespread usage." However, I wonder if our education system systematically has been aligned or is proactively working to align with that line of thought. I just remembered seeing a teacher back in the day correcting the term "themself" as incorrect because the word used was typically associated with multiple individuals. Also I do not remember when pronouns are taught in elementary school, and I'm sure as students mature they'll learn nuances about indefinite singular pronouns and the use of them, but I wonder at what point do schools need to enlighten students that they/them could be used as a singular pronoun for someone who does not use either he/him or she/her. Or has this always been taught and I just completely zoned out during this lesson? I also wonder if this topic has implications as to how pronouns are used in other languages. In my limited knowledge of Spanish, a lot of terms are distinguished by feminine and masculine characteristics (e.g., el fuego, la raiz)...would there be grammatical implications for non-binary characteristics?

if my gay porn star memory serves me correctly, I believe these are Logan Moore and Denis Vega...hot scene.