Kat Timpf Porn: Perversions - Part 4

that very very cool and awesome

the way he says Yogurt! and That!

Damn, Genma!

me: YET

It’s not hard to believe because I started piping at 11.

Lucifer is honestly the best character in the series for me. His character is so nuanced and entertaining. There were so many head canons and fan theories of him being abusive and awful and I feel like it effected fans perception of Lucifer before he was actually introduced in the series proper.

0:05 amazing😊

The song is Summer Nightmares by Discopolis

I'm so glad you're talking about this. For years I was so confused about my sexuality, and I thought I was the only one in my situation. I'm attracted to women in ALL heterosexual ways, but I was also always curious about sex with men and ultimately tried it in my thirties. I enjoyed it and continued to engage in it, but i never identified with gay men. I have never had a romantic inclination for men, just sexual, sometimes physical, and there too, it's just like you said, it's usually a sort of envy, I'd like to look like that or even, I'd like to BE more like that rather than physical attraction. But I AM physically attracted to women! I finally told myself I must be bisexual, but even then it didn't feel right. Several years ago my therapist, after several meetings told me you are a heterosexual man who enjoys sex with men. I thought that sounded like an oxymoron, just like the fellow below says (Sa NE). But it's the truth! If sexuality is an identity as so many claim, then I identify as heterosexual, but I do like sex with men. The are men who are super turned on by lesbian sex; there are heterosexual women who are turned on by gay sex; There are LOTS of straight men who engage in anal masturbation, including the use of penis shaped toys (come on straight guys, admit it); there are HETEROSEXUAL men who go to the local glory hole for oral pleasure from another man before going home to their wives (yep, sorry ladies); there are heterosexual men in prison and the military who will have sex with other men; there are heterosexual men who fantasize about gay sex though they have no interest in actually doing it; there are lots of heterosexual men who, as boys, enjoyed sexual exploration with other boys; most men who like to wear panties are straight or bisexual most gay men are repulsed by that, and most transvestites are straight men. What dos all that make them? I think we should stop worrying about where we fall on the Kinsey scale, stop calling ourselves heterosexual, bisexual, homosexual, or anything in between and just call ourselves what we truly are: Sexual!