Admittedly, Cheyenne is so hot that this isn’t much of a Porn Break, but I suspect this the kind of rope-a-dope that QueerClickers dream of. Cheyenne Jackson released this song several weeks ago, and my huge celebrity crush on this hottie continues to deepen. Before long, you’ll catch me hiding in the bushes outside his house, binoculars in one hand and lubricant in the other. Honestly, I’d be there already if the soft glow of my laptop screen wasn’t such a surefire giveaway. And frankly, I wouldn’t do very well in prison.
Sandor Endris has some very specific, intense facial features. Some of you might like him more, some less, George still thinks he is strong enough to be featured in a photoset. Sandor works as a bouncer in a nightclub and for that reason keeps his hair very short.
Sandor Endris has some very specific, intense facial features. Some of you might like him more, some less, George still thinks he is strong enough to be featured in a photoset. Sandor works as a bouncer in a nightclub and for that reason keeps his hair very short.
Well hello sweet thing! Mark is a sexy twink who knows just how to get you hard. With a coy smile he slowly undresses – that grin of his is intoxicating! He’s got good reason to smile as hiding in his undies is a big uncut dick that he plays with while fingering his asshole. Cute and dirty … my kind of twink!
Sporno(noun): Sport played by sweaty, muscular men who are so off-the-charts fucking hot that the experience of spectating is akin to watching porn. Often, masturbation is required after or even during the experience. Welcome to the first installment of QueerClick’s weekly Sporno spot.
This week’s Sporno star is David Pocock, a gentle giant who plays the violently high impact game of Rugby Union. David is from Australia, where the game is popular (it’s also played in the UK, France, South Africa and New Zealand, but has never really caught on stateside). He stands over six feet tall and weighs in at around 230 pounds, so in other words, he’s bigger than your refrigerator.
He would probably kindly refuse your offer to suck his dick, even if you offered to lick the post-game sweat off his balls as part of the bargain, since he’s happily partnered with his girlfriend of seven years. And here’s the clincher: he’s gone on record as refusing to marry his girl until full marriage equality is passed into Australian law. Check out the clip after the jump to see him talking eloquently about his love for his gay friends and the need for change – all the while dressed in a dashing button down blue shirt.
Behold.
I’m 22 and have been sexually active for a number of years now, the thing is although I absolutely love having sex its afterwards I always feel guilt.
And its not as though I was brought up in some heavy religious environment or anything like that. I came out at 16 to my parents and family and friends, no problems there.
And I’ve had a few long term relationships but currently I’m not dating – again, I don’t have any issues with that – I’m going through college and don’t want to be tied down with a full on relationship at the moment.
It’s just that after I’ve had sex I get this overwhelming feeling of guilt, I feel bad about what we just did, I kinda feel dirty and degraded. Hard to explain but this feeling lasts for anything from a few hours to a few days and then I’m okay again. I’m up and ready for having sex again, and it’s really not as though I don’t want sex or hate it (when I’m doing it) its just the really horrible feeling I get afterwards.
I guess it’s not “normal” (whatever that is) but that’s why I thought I would write in and see if anyone can help me or point me in the right direction on this one.
Thanks guys, love you all at QC!
Ferdi
Hi Ferdi and thanks for writing in with your question and concerns. How we react and are affected by sex is probably different for all of us, but its usual to have good, happy and warm feelings and not bad feelings after sex? Any readers out there who’ve had a condition where sex makes them feel guilty? If so, perhaps you would be able to share your experiences with Ferdi? Or any readers who’s partners have felt like this? How did you overcome and resolve those feelings? So, dear QC readers, if you have any tips and advice for Ferdi please feel free to share your wisdom and advice with all in the QComments section! Need advice? Just send in your questions and the QCollective will get you some answers!
