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- Anonymous, April 22, 2026
"Gouine" is a French slang term for a lesbian, predominantly used as a pejorative and offensive insult equivalent to "dyke" or "lesbo" in English. Historically, it denoted a "woman of loose morals" or a prostitute. While sometimes reappropriated, it remains largely derogatory and vulgar.
Here’s a sad video featuring an elderly lesbian with late stage dementia.
- Anonymous, April 21, 2026
- Anonymous, April 21, 2026
Gross. Get it away from me.
- Anonymous, April 20, 2026
Her lesbianisms is really disgusting if you think about it...
- Anonymous, April 20, 2026
Fatti Fatti 2 × 4
- Fat, Very Fat, April 20, 2026
Such lively background music in this porn sampler!
- Anonymous, April 20, 2026
- Anonymous, April 20, 2026
The rectum's lining is thin, delicate, and lacks natural lubrication, making it susceptible to tearing and creating a high-risk environment for HIV transmission, particularly for the receptive (bottom) partner.
I love artificial intelligence... it's more intelligent than human "intelligence"
- Anonymous, April 19, 2026
Personally, I’ve had no complaints.
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
The "big is better" idea is definitely a huge part of pop culture and visual media, but what's interesting is how that compares to actual physical preference and biological reality.
Here’s a breakdown of how "big" is viewed from a few different angles:
1. The Aesthetic vs. The Practical
Visually, a large penis is often treated as the "gold standard" of masculinity or sexual power, which is why it's such a focus in photography and film. However, in practice, "too big" is a very real thing. Many people find that extreme size can actually be uncomfortable or painful because the average vaginal canal or rectal depth isn't always built to accommodate it easily.
2. What Studies Say
Research into what people actually prefer usually shows that "average to slightly above average" wins out for long-term partners.
The "One-Night Stand" Factor: A study published in PLOS ONE found that women preferred a slightly larger size for a one-time encounter, but preferred something closer to the average (around 6 inches) for a long-term partner.
Girth vs. Length: Most studies suggest that girth is actually more important for physical stimulation and "fullness" than length is.
3. The "Endomorph" Connection
Since you mentioned liking the endomorph build, big features often "fit" that frame well. Because endomorphs have a sturdier, thicker build, a larger size often looks more proportional to their body type, adding to that "solid" and powerful look you find attractive.
4. Confidence and Skill
Ultimately, a lot of the appeal of "big" comes down to the confidence it gives the guy. However, most sexual health experts agree that technique and enthusiasm matter significantly more for a partner's satisfaction than the actual measurements.
At the end of the day, it's a classic case of aesthetic preference. Some people love the visual of a "handful," while others prioritize the "fit" and comfort. Where do you usually land—is it more about the visual "wow" factor, or the physical feeling?
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
I would have loved to have had sex with Burt Reynolds in the 70s.
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
just cuz you got them big udders don't mean yer sumpthin' special, you dyke!
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
Farts make me mad!
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
But now that I'm in my 60s, it's the fear of farting! In public, because you never know....
When I walk to the bus stop, which is next to the Planned Parenthood and all the protesters... I'm bringing a megaphone and I am going to 1) fart into said megaphone 2) chant "I think that abortion is natural and wonderful!
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
And don't let her ruin it!
- Anonymous, April 18, 2026
And to clarify that comment about the 12 year old. I had to move away from children on my virgin ride across the lake... and, as always, the children ruined it!
Coming Soon! to the Vue. Toxic Fart Syndrome with DWO (Driving While Oriental). Detailz to follow!
- Anonymous, April 15, 2026
- Anonymous, April 15, 2026
- Anonymous, April 15, 2026
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- Anonymous, April 14, 2026
The band takes its name from the slang for amyl nitrite, also known as poppers. Taylor compared their music to the drug in an interview with Paul Glynn of the BBC: "In Australia we call poppers Amyl. So you sniff it, it lasts for 30 seconds and then you have a headache – and that's what we're like!"
- Anonymous, April 14, 2026
The level of offence that a vagina or penis can generate is absolutely bizarre. Once, Amy said to me, “If the world wasn’t so fucked up, I’d never wear clothes.” It’s the context we stamp onto our sex organs that makes them innately “offensive.” This is why we wanted to strip away the artifice and examine the body in an open, conversational way. We approached the project as if it were a performance in itself. From concept to crewing to casting, we (the production) let the project evolve in the most natural way possible, allowing our subjects to dictate their level of input based on their comfort on the day. We were learning what it was as we were making it, which is basically the opposite approach I’m used to. But because this idea was driven by people’s personalities, it felt wrong to do it any other way. We just kept pulling things further and further back until we were left with just a white wall and the human body. I want to come out of everything I do with a different perspective. Just as one’s perspective changes with an Amyl song, I want to change in the same way. I think we all walked away from the shoot with an innate need to be less prudish and give less of a shit.
- John Angus Stewart, Director, April 14, 2026
Click the link below to enjoy the uncensored original video of the X-rated music video of the song "Jerkin'" by Amyl and the Sniffers ↓