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I don't say this about very many guys but I think they would look a lot sexier in clothes. But that is just me. He just needs a rich guy to take him into a Zegna or Armani store.

I would imagine it would be "his hairy everything."

You know, once he gets elbows to the bed I am going to make a pretty quick decision about it.

Maximiliam, "natural" is kind of an expansive word. Prepped and cleaned out is always natural and great. No need to worry about anything else.

I agree and while I really liked it last year when it was originally shown I found that it has become so eerily prescient about so much in this country. Particularly when the Anne Reid character notes that while her country may have gotten rid of one "monster" - the Viv Rook character - that is when another monster is waking in their cave biding their time to take their place. I have heard so many times lately that we have taken a sigh of relief because we are going to (hopefully) getting rid of our current "monster" we must guard against the awakening and acceptance of the next monster. I wonder if our country will be able to do that or if too many of those in charge have too much to gain to put enough and the right kind of safeguards to protect against all the things that went wrong in the past decades. We shall see because our lives literally depend on it. (Plus it was nice to see Russell Tovey in various states of undress occasionally during the series.)

I wonder if he is a student in Boselli's class.

My Superman.

A lot of this is personal process but as has been said the bottom will already have a lot of prep work so that it really is like deep kissing. Generally you won't taste much (once you get beyond the toothpaste/mouth wash). Your tongue starts out slow and then ventures further and further into your partners mouth. Passion sets the stage of how long and deep the kissing will go. I think this is much the same. My tongue doesn't immediately push into the hole. There is kissing and licking the outside and then a small amount of the tongue will go in. I will listen to my partner to make sure he is enjoying it. That is what I meant by appreciative moaning. Then I just work my tongue in more and more. Of course, I will take time out to kiss and lick the outside and then go back in and try to go deeper. I may use a finger if my tongue is removed and see if he (my partner) likes that. Some will move back and forth on my finger. Then I might pull my partner's cheeks apart which allows even further access. One thing I have learned is that a lot of saliva helps in sliding deeper and deeper. I happen to be blessed in producing an inordinate amount (my dentist has commented on it ) so I use that. And then at a certain point I ask my partner to press his face down into the bed so that he is stable enough to reach back and pull his cheeks far apart. That gets me even further into him. Of course, there are other tricks such as if you have stubble you can rub against the hole during the rimming. Some guys like it, some guys don't. I like at some point to get my partner to push his butt further into the air so that I can pull his hard (hopefully) cock back toward my mouth so that I can suck him a while. After blowing him for a bit, I will go back to rimming and then alternate. So it really is your technique and what you get to know about the guy you are with. As your chief concern was cleanliness, well it is next to godliness and a prerequisite. However there is a lot to gain from it.

Believe I totally understand your concern and inquisitiveness. However I think I can let you know when I go in I really am not going in to eat mangoes. Moan for me and we are good to go.

Newman always had class.

Lucas, God in the Pantheon.

I bet Santa knows.

Marylander just forced me . . .

Marylander, you know what you are going to force me to do.

What a baby face.

TK is pretty amazing. Has had a lot of satisfied co-performers.

I think proper etiquette would have been for the gentleman in back to announce himself before he entered the shower. Then the front guy could have said, "OK, come in, and then I am going to bend over and you are going to fuck me. Otherwise wait your turn."

Jonathan Van Ness is primarily known as a "grooming expert" on the Netflix series Queer Eye and also on his work on the web series Gay of Thrones (which I had not heard of but seems to have been a series where he and guests recap that week's episode of Game of Thrones). Gay of Thrones was actually nominated for an Emmy. Having been a cheerleader at his high school he was familiar with gymnastics and was given the opportunity to work with perhaps the greatest female gymnast of all time, Simone Biles in a couple of Uber Eats commercials. Not having followed his career in any way I am not sure how far away his character in the commercials Is from what he portrays in other things. However I thought the contrast between Van Ness and Biles is funny. https://www.elle.com/culture/a34464549/simone-biles-jonathan-van-ness-uber-eats-interview/ Also, now you made me think because I really don't know what his normal portraiture is maybe who he plays in the Uber commercials are not a stereotype but just Van Ness being Van Ness.

The other guy has no animal print on and I would rather he take ALL his clothes and then I would worry about the animal print dilemma.

It is always hard to compare works that perhaps start out to do different things and to utilize different types and groups of actors but I watched Chicago last night not having seen it in quite awhile. Now this was just having seen The Prom not that long ago. Of course, if it makes any difference at all, The Prom seems to emphasize the necessity to be oneself even though it appears everyone else is against you. And it also shows that seemingly greedy actions can lead to actually helping others. Chicago has themes of greed and self-aggrandizement and how society as a whole, on every level, seems to help those who want, no need, the spotlight. However, Chicago is pure genius. Of course, you can't get much luckier than having Kander and Ebb write your score and Ebb and Fosse do your book. But the production itself is so creative and imaginative it just raises everything. I mean let's face it Richard Gere is not what you would call a star of the musical theater (despite being gorgeous to look at) the number he stars in "We both reached for the gun" becomes just genius, with hints of Nazism, and violence, and rampant media exploitation. At any rate, when I finished watching Chicago and then thought about The Prom I thought, "Boy, someone has a lot to learn."

I know it is terrible of me because of the stereotype it employs however there is just something so adorable about the two them being in a commercial together. There is another that is of a similar tenor.

As you mentioned one can assume that there is not immediate protection after one gets an injection. It appears that one of the main differences between the Pfizer and the Moderna vaccines is that there is a three week waiting period to get the second dose for the Pfizer and a 4 week waiting period for the Moderna. However, I have not really seen any discussion about how long it takes for the body to create the antibodies (or whatever it does) such that the 90% level of protection is achieved. A person may have to wait weeks such that the body catches up to the vaccine that has been given. And of course I am sure it differs depending on a lot of different factors. But have they discussed what the generalities have been?

Two might be even more fun.

Oh yes, it is. I will help you with the shorts and socks.