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I have very few chances to see guys' private parts in daily life, but I have watched a lot of porn videos. Most guys have skin near their anuses the same as the other part of their bottoms.

I met a guy, who has very dark skin near his anus, about 3 or 4 cm range, maybe more. But his other part of bottom is very white. If you only saw this part of his, you would believe he is from Africa.

Is it normal? Or is it kind of indication of an illness, especially STD?

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José Soplanucas Grand Master

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I have very few chances to see guys' private parts in daily life, but I have watched a lot of porn videos. Most guys have skin near their anuses the same as the other part of their bottoms.

I met a guy, who has very dark skin near his anus, about 3 or 4 cm range, maybe more. But his other part of bottom is very white. If you only saw this part of his, you would believe he is from Africa.

Is it normal? Or is it kind of indication of an illness, especially STD?

 

I would rather ask a doctor.

LaffingBear Veteran

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Everyones' pigmentation is different, and can vary across the body.

 

To my knowledge, theres no "black taint", or "rectum-rot", or "skin surface skidmarks", or "ebony ass" known to be STD symptoms. :cool:

 

For a more reliable answer, follow @latbear4blk advice, and consult a doctor.

whipped guy Grand Master

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Ass-tounding results! Priceless!

 

Ingredients: Water, Isopropyl Myristate, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Propanediol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Arbutin, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Cetearyl Alcohol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Ceteareth-20, Polyacrylamide, Menthyl Ethylamido Oxalate, C13-14 Isoparaffin, Laureth-7, Colloidal Silver.

 

I checked out a few of these scary sounding ingredients and most are commonly found in cosmetics and skin creams. Some are found in shampoos. Others are added as cooling and soothing agents. There are warnings about some being carcinogens and others related to allergies. Given the nature of the area and how the area might be used or abused. I would guess that some might be absorbed by the body. That would be the main concern.

 

It has been eons since my chemistry days... so I'm not claiming to be an expert!

escortrod Mentor

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So it is common? Otherwise there won't be a product for that.

I'm not sure it's 'common', but I know a few guys who have used similar products. And rich white women have been having their anuses bleached for many years.

Guest

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Most people of color have a darker ring around their anus, just like they have darker areas on their knees and elbows

its just genetics

 

shouldnt matter much, as all buttholes taste the same (unless you like a little musk there .... not judging :p

whipped guy Grand Master

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I reviewed those ingredients as well, @whipped guy. What exactly is (supposed to be?) the bleaching agent?

 

Inquiring minds (and tongues?) want to know.

One source mentioned that colloidal silver could cause a greying of the skin. Others said that it is an antibacterial agent to prevent infection. Still others mention it as a preservative. Still it being the last ingredient I'm not sure if it is the main bleaching agent. I could not locate any info on the other ingredients as being bleaching agents. Perhaps there is a synergistic effect based on the totality of the ingredients??? o_O:confused:

BigRic Community Regular

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One source mentioned that colloidal silver could cause a greying of the skin. Others said that it is an antibacterial agent to prevent infection. Still others mention it as a preservative. Still it being the last ingredient I'm not sure if it is the main bleaching agent. I could not locate any info on the other ingredients as being bleaching agents. Perhaps there is a synergistic effect based on the totality of the ingredients??? o_O:confused:

 

Thanks.

 

Not sure I'd even wanna wipe my ass with this stuff.

sniper Grand Master

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I've seen white guys whose dick is so dark you would think it had been transplanted from a person of a different races, so seems like some might have variation around the anus too.

TruthBTold Grand Master

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I have really noticed the darker ring around the hole (anus?) when a hairy guy has been waxed. Always a treat licking it because I am not a real fan of licking hair - though I will given the right circumstances, of course. :p (Before I start getting letters.)

LaffingBear Veteran

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I resisted for days.... but I am, in the end, weak.

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adannyboy Collaborator

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For most people, lips on your mouth are a markedly different color than your face tone. Being that they are two holes of the same tract, it would stand to reason that the skin around the south mouth would be differently pigmented.

Being connected and similar nerve endings are also what makes giving your partner a bootyhole kiss during your rim job feels good (to some)

 

Poop stigma drives people to anal bleaching. You figure there's something wrong or it's dirty cuz it's the portal to the Hershey highway.

Anal bleaching (like anything bleaching) is bad for your skin and can cause all sorts of irritation. But, as the mantra goes, beauty is pain.

Funguy Grand Master

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One source mentioned that colloidal silver could cause a greying of the skin. Others said that it is an antibacterial agent to prevent infection. Still others mention it as a preservative. Still it being the last ingredient I'm not sure if it is the main bleaching agent. I could not locate any info on the other ingredients as being bleaching agents. Perhaps there is a synergistic effect based on the totality of the ingredients??? o_O:confused:

 

interesting that colloidal silver is the last ingredient.

Silver is a terrific antibacterial agent - commonly used is silver sulfadiazine (silvadine) cream used on burns. In addition, I use it as a nasal spray when I know I am going to an area of very poor air quality and i have severe allergies. I also use colloidal silver on scrapes and cuts and when I draw blood/start an iv line on a patient I put some gel on the site!

It has never greyed the skin and i don't believe it is a bleaching agent. In this case I would say anti-infectant which tells me that something in the earlier ingredients is hard on the skin.

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