viewing ownly Posted Saturday at 01:31 PM Posted Saturday at 01:31 PM Going all the way back to the days of the Sport Europa catalog over 30 years ago, I intentionally bought attire that had guys shown "as is" at that time. A handsome stud by the name of Eric Fox had a great body with a protruding mushroom head that burst through the beach attire, the only one of their models who was cut. After him, I fell in love with the "straight" porn star Adam Wild, who had a fireplug thick-y that was mouthwatering in the Koala Swimwear catalog. They even sold VHS shorts with some models, and I eagerly bought his. Now, N2N bodywear, which was my present-day favorite, is ousting showing what guys cocks look like in their goods, and showing the models as if they are a store dummy. Just a generic bulge. What in the fuck are they now doing this for?!? Another attire company I like, Glute God, has a buffed out stud who is the owner of the company and model for most all of the clothing, and his front downstairs is blurred out. There is no shame in having a cock and balls - that's what makes us men. Companies like Blanc are based in Europe, so it's to be expected to have uncut guys modeling their wares. I fail to understand "catering to a broader market" by de-circumcising all of the cut men to supposedly appeal to a far more massive range of potential clientele. Bring back the mushroom heads! The most prominent I recall is Trevor Adams, Playgirl model (AdamExplorer on rent men). He had to do contortion in order to fit into some of the designs of Prevail Sport since he's so hung. marylander1940, samhexum and thomas 1 1 1
Peter Eater Posted Sunday at 01:27 PM Posted Sunday at 01:27 PM 23 hours ago, viewing ownly said: There is no shame in having a cock and balls - that's what makes us men. No it’s not, but I get your point. BSR and + Just Chuck 1 1
Nightowl Posted Sunday at 02:38 PM Posted Sunday at 02:38 PM I wonder if they’re padding away the definition in the bulge in order to use the same pictures on a lot of platforms, some of more prudish of which may object to the obviousness of the mushroom. + azdr0710 and Peter Eater 1 1
marylander1940 Posted Sunday at 03:05 PM Posted Sunday at 03:05 PM On 7/18/2026 at 9:31 AM, viewing ownly said: Going all the way back to the days of the Sport Europa catalog over 30 years ago, I intentionally bought attire that had guys shown "as is" at that time. A handsome stud by the name of Eric Fox had a great body with a protruding mushroom head that burst through the beach attire, the only one of their models who was cut. After him, I fell in love with the "straight" porn star Adam Wild, who had a fireplug thick-y that was mouthwatering in the Koala Swimwear catalog. They even sold VHS shorts with some models, and I eagerly bought his. Now, N2N bodywear, which was my present-day favorite, is ousting showing what guys cocks look like in their goods, and showing the models as if they are a store dummy. Just a generic bulge. What in the fuck are they now doing this for?!? Another attire company I like, Glute God, has a buffed out stud who is the owner of the company and model for most all of the clothing, and his front downstairs is blurred out. There is no shame in having a cock and balls - that's what makes us men. Companies like Blanc are based in Europe, so it's to be expected to have uncut guys modeling their wares. I fail to understand "catering to a broader market" by de-circumcising all of the cut men to supposedly appeal to a far more massive range of potential clientele. Bring back the mushroom heads! The most prominent I recall is Trevor Adams, Playgirl model (AdamExplorer on rent men). He had to do contortion in order to fit into some of the designs of Prevail Sport since he's so hung. I just love the visible penis line in underwear and swimwear male models! thomas, Nightowl and + Vegas_Millennial 1 2
marylander1940 Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago Besides silicon bulge enhancers for models are still allegedly thriving. BigDMike 1
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