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For those of you who've had this experience, is it as hot as the fantasy? Asking from a male perspective, since I may have the chance to experience it soon.

I've seen a few videos like this here and there that were really hot to me so I was wondering if anyone else who shares this fetish has any more to share. Thanks!

I've seen a few videos like this here and there that were really hot to me so I was wondering if anyone else who shares this fetish has any more to share. Thanks!

Last summer I met a nice young lady on Tinder as people do these days and we had a fun night downtown together. That night we hooked up and vibed well, and I noticed she had certain proclivities. In the morning we talked some about our likes, and she made me an offer. She had a fetish for really rough oral, and she wanted to drink a milkshake and throw it up on my cock. Like any adventurous young man, I said yes immediately and went to town.

I'm not ashamed to say it was the hottest experience of my life, this girl was a goddess and I never thought something could feel that amazing, I think I finished four times. A year passed since and we hooked up a few more times but then we both got bus

About me: I'm tall(6'5''), DDF(get tested every three months, always use protection), in decent shape, and handsome in an Office Jim Halpert sort of way(you can be my kinky Pam), brown hair and brown eyes, and I've been told I have luscious, kissable lips(and I really enjoy long, messy make out sessions, LoL).

I've had success on Reddit before and I enjoy the R4R subreddits because you can be completely honest about what you are looking for and not get judged. So here's my honest interest:

I'm looking for an adventurous Woman who is into really rough oral and throat-fucking, I've experienced it before and now I can't get enough. One girl I was with even had a fetish for drinking a milkshak

Hey everyone, so I was thinking about this random question yesterday. I like to base my ideas in Science as much as possible, and we know one of the main theses on just what's so bad about porn is the dopamine abuse caused by constant masturbation and pornography, which leads to all sorts of negative effects in general. I was just wondering if Pornstars go through through the negative effects of dopamine abuse. I imagine their dopamine circuits are quite messed up because of the constant good feeling they get.

Or could it be possible that people who have symptoms of Dopamine Abuse from excessive masturbation have a genetic predisposition to Dopamine problems?

Hey everyone so I've recently found this sub while trying to make a substantial change in my life and become the person I was meant to be. Unfortunately I've wasted a lot of time the past ten years on pornography and it has really messed with and warped my mind. My question is how much healing is possible? I have major brain fog, concentration and anxiety issues. When I was younger I used to be quite smart and a great test taker but now I even forget certain words and can't concentrate for longer than 20 minutes. If I manage to beat all my addictions including pornography and not turn it into a internet or another addiction is there any hope for me? If I can stay PMO free for 6 months is it

Hey everyone, so I'm an American with a EU passport strongly considering moving to Europe, I have a B.A. in Environmental Science and a Minor in G.I.S. My dream and passion has always been helping people and making the world a better place and I wanted to do that through helping the environment. The problem is that in the states a lot of the jobs you can get with an Environmental Science degree is basically just consulting with businesses to help them pollute legally, or a lot of paper pushing, I don't really feel like I'm doing anything worthwhile. I was just wondering what Environmental jobs are available in the EU. I would really consider any EU country, I speak French, Italian, Romanian,

Hey everyone, I know you probably get questions like this every week and I'm sorry for asking again. Appreciate anyone who answers.

So in undergraduate I majored in International Relations/Environmental Studies and a minor GIS, because everyone told me that you need a technical skill. I've always been an idealist and wanted to make the world a better place, wanted to dedicate my life to Science. After college I've bounced back and forth between crappy paying jobs, and the only jobs I could get were extremely boring GIS ones. GIS seems like it is becoming basically an IT career and that is not what I envisioned when I was young and wanted to do Environmental Work. I'm just wondering if anyon

Hey everyone so I'm hoping this question will start a good discussion. I was born in a small Eastern European country and came to the States as a small child. I was very lucky growing up that I had parents who worked hard and gave me everything they could. I had a great childhood growing up in Chicago and really enjoyed living in America. Now that I'm adult and older(27) the America I was taught about in school isn't the one I see in reality. Maybe since I was schooled in Chicago but my school didn't really emphasize "freedom, guns, individuality" part of America. Instead it was Scientific and Economic achievement, integration of immigrants, and America being the world leader in cultural pro

Hey everyone, so I'm a 27 year old male interested in a career in occupational therapy. I'm an extreme idealist and have a B.A. in environmental studies and a minor in GIS. I went into it with the idea of helping to change the world, save the environment etc... But the reality turned out to be different and I found the work very unrewarding. I'm the type of person who needs his career/job to be rewarding or else I will be extremely unhappy. I've also realized that I like working with people not at a computer. Lately I've become interested in either occupational therapy or nursing and have started taking the pre-requisites. I've done some shadowing of OT in nursing home settings and realized

So this is probably a somewhat odd question but I'm hoping to generate a discussion and hear from some men with life experience. I'm an extreme idealist who got a B.A. in Environmental Studies with the ideas of saving the world. One thing my degree did do was make me actually aware of all the problems facing the world, the main one being climate change and environmental degradation. I learned that our lifestyle in America, and in many of the highly developed nations is directly responsible for so many of the current problems facing the world. I think our lifestyles are incredibly wasteful and always about more. A bigger house, a greener law, a bigger SUV, more meat, more steaks, more food et