2 belly button outies! HeavenlyHunks in Miami

[viewing ownly]

I personally find it fascinating with men who used to me innies work out so much that they become outies. I've never seen a massage duo where both men had belly buttons that stick out. There are far too many providers in Miami to be a sleuth to see if I can recognize either of these studs independently of one another, but they look to be a great time, regardless of what their faces look like. 

https://www.rentmasseur.com/HeavenlyHunks

 

[pubic_assistance]

1 hour ago, viewing ownly said:

I personally find it fascinating with men who used to (b)e innies work out so much that they become outies. 

Thats actually a side-effect of certain growth hormones, NOT directly related to working out. It was a fairly common look among gay men during the AIDS epidemic when they would try and counter the "wasting" look of active HIV infections before today's drug therapies were invented. 

[Kcdave]

More importantly, has anybody experienced their massage work?

[viewing ownly]

While nobody still has yet to give these men a try, they do offer erotic - it's blocked in their ad with six stars replacing that word. Their link to social media shows that they're both verse with each other, but doesn't show either one pull out to see what they look like.

[musclvr]

On 11/8/2025 at 6:57 PM, pubic_assistance said:

Thats actually a side-effect of certain growth hormones, NOT directly related to working out. It was a fairly common look among gay men during the AIDS epidemic when they would try and counter the "wasting" look of active HIV infections before today's drug therapies were invented. 

[Peter Eater]

On 11/8/2025 at 9:57 AM, pubic_assistance said:

Thats actually a side-effect of certain growth hormones, NOT directly related to working out. It was a fairly common look among gay men during the AIDS epidemic when they would try and counter the "wasting" look of active HIV infections before today's drug therapies were invented. 

This will be news to doctors.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11578072/