Simon Clay and Peter Piper are making out on a country road when Mark Zebro wanders by. He invites them back to his place in order to get out of the cold and warm up the only way he knows how; with hot, steamy bareback sex! The three young men are soon kissing, feeling each other up and sucking cock with fervor. Each twink takes turns sucking and getting sucked in this sexy threeway.
HEY GUYS!!! Thank you for your patience whilst we were putting the final nuts and bolts together. We have been hard at work for months on end to look into revamping Sticky cos … can you believe it… it’s been three years since the last redesign!?
Sticky is a hugely popular web-destination within the QC Network. Heck, we are the Gay Pinterest before Pinterest became Pinterest. Revamping a popular online property with a huge following is always a scary adventure because on the one hand you intently go “hey, let’s TEAR everything down and SHRED things apart and start with a CLEAN SLATE!” but on the other hand, you’re constantly thinking “but wait, I think we should keep THIS, and THAT, and oh, THIS TOO! What if our readers don’t like it? How about we keep things the way they are.”
But as with fried chicken and booze, and, dare we say porn – moderation is key. 😉
We have souped things quite a bit—now you can comment on each Sticky post, share them, love them, etc. We’ve also colour-coded different types of content (image, audio, video, quotes, linkouts, etc) for a more reader-friendly layout. This new design also sports a responsive layout so it should fluidly adjust to whatever device or browser you’re running with.
In the past, Sticky had been a links repository of what we found interesting around Planet Unicorn, many of which were user-submitted. Readers love the simple format of an image, a brief description, and a linkout to the source. And site owners love the traffic we bring them. We’re still keeping the core spirit of Sticky but this time, we’ll be throwing in more native content, and venture into mid-length format posts. It’ll still be punchy.
Remember we update round-the-clock, 24/7, 365 days. Sticky will always be fresh for your picking. We invite you to join us in making Sticky the best visual smorgasvisualboard that will provide endless amusement for posters and readers alike.
Stick around, have fun and lick a lollipop.
Sticky Hugs,
Editor D
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P/S: Special sticky icky kisses to Marcelo Prosdoscimi, Leandro Ribeiro for producing such a fun promo video, and extra candies to the uber sexy Kaique Lopz who has so kindly taken on the role of being Sticky 3.0’s official lollipopper. And finally to our very own ultra-talented Rick for corralling the creative team together. Thanks for everything, boys!
In “Initiation” at CFNM.net, the boys of the esteemed ‘Fullingdon Club’ have fallen into the clutches of women from the wrong side of the tracks. Fearing retribution from gang members the privileged toffs have to do whatever the lower class women want.
This photoset was taken early on in Ryan’s time with Bel Ami. You may remember seeing him in some of Bel Ami’s documentaries from Australia, including the photoshoot with Aussiebum.
I’m an out gay man in my 20s and I just moved to a major metropolitan city. I don’t have any problem meeting guys necessarily; I go out to the bars on occasion and have a lot of gay friends. The problem is, I don’t actually like many of the people I’m meeting this way. I hesitate to say that I disidentify with the whole mainstream gay scene, because I really have made some good friends since I moved here, but on the whole it seems really vacuous to me. I have a hard time finding anything real, whether it’s friends, dates, or even conversations with strangers. My impression has been that most people are geared toward telling me how awesome they/their job is and finding their next trick.
Obviously I’m oversimplifying and making pretty sizable judgements, but I guess I’m wondering what I’m doing wrong. Am I looking in the wrong places? Where else might I look? Maybe I’m approaching with the wrong mindset? It’s also worth noting that I’m not just looking for dates — though I am looking for dates — but also friends and just a genuine good night out that doesn’t feel quite so plastic. Help me, QC!
Thanks,
Friendz4Eva
Hi Friendz4Eva. Thank you so much for your question and concerns. This is probably a problem that many of us can identify with in one way or another. First, I wonder if you’re not putting too much stock in bars and clubs (does anyone really make friends there)? Plus, if clubs aren’t your thing, just go do something else. You’re most likely to meet the kinds of people you want to meet when you’re doing the kinds of things you want to do, right? What advice do you have, readers? What’s the best way to change the kinds of people that you’re meeting? Share your wisdom! Need advice? Just send in your questions and the QCollective will get you some answers!
