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Hey, That Hurts! (NSFW)

Really? In a country with almost 200 million people you have to find the one guy who lied on his application. The part where it says, 'Can you or can you not repeatedly take an 8-inch cock with a 6-inch girth in and out of your tight pussy asshole?' Really?

Exactly One Minute of Bliss (NSFW)

I really must apologize. There's not much here in this short, one-minute clip but I found myself absolutely mesmerized. The volume is screwed up so I couldn't gather any clues about what language these fine, fine specimens of the human race were speaking. I wan't to say they are African but they could just as easily by dark-skinned Brazilians. 

Well, wherever these boys are from, all I know is we were shortchanged!

Military Madness (NSFW)

"I'm a Southern man so I like to hunt and fish." Apparently, you also like to have guys twice your age stroke you off on camera. 

But I digress.

If I could be honest, I've always wondered how Dirk Yates manages to rope in these hot, young military guys and convince them to suck another guy's dick or bend over and allow another man to shove his raging hot cock deep inside him. I mean, surely, they must be thinking someone will eventually discover these tapes? Maybe they are gay. Maybe they aren't even in the military. Maybe the whole thing is one big, fucking hot, sexy fraud perpetrated on the porn-consuming public.

Still...

© 2012, Victor Hoff. All rights reserved. Menofcolor.blogs.com

Jamaican Dream (NSFW)

WOW!

Shawn Foxx and Young Buck (NSFW)

From the master...

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And for when granny goes to sleep...

Conner Habib's "Rest Stop Confidential"

First things first: Congratulations to gay porn performer Conner Habib for getting his article "Rest stop confidential" published on Salon.com. It's a major accomplishment for a writer, let alone for one sucks dick professionally, and regardless of where you fall on the rest-stop-sex approval spectrum, it's noteworthy if for no other reason than it's a nice change from most of the tawdry news that gay porn stars seem to generate for themselves (murder, domestic violence, shitty performances on bad reality tv).

In fact, the piece, a first-person retelling of one man's predilection for public sexual adventurism, generated quite a heated response from Salon readers; everything from if-me-and-my-son-ever-catch-you-you're-dead to men-will-be-men. One reader who identifies himself as 'reader reader' seemed strangely fixated on how the story was vetted?! Show me the sperm samples!

But whether you agree or not, whether Conner's article speaks to you, as it were, I more interested in how he told it. After all, Conner is a writer and, as such, should be judged as one. If, say, gay porn performer Mason Wyler were writing an essay called, "I'll Say or Do Anything To Keep The Public Focused On Me," than my expectations would be appropriately calibrated.

But I happened to enjoy it. Conner is no Norman Mailer but neither am I. In fact, No one is Norman Mailer except Norman Mailer. But there's a sweetness to Conner's writing that bypasses the deeper implications of what he's actually saying:

"Sometimes men go to rest areas because there’s nowhere else to go. My college town and my hometown were surrounded by thick lines of trees and post-industrial abandoned factories. There was no way to meet anyone, or if there was, it felt forced, somehow. Maybe I could go on dates with a few guys who were out like me, but I didn’t really want to go on dates, so it would’ve been dishonest. The straight students were going to parties and hooking up, making out on the green, having sex in dorms. The gay guys had to do what they could, wherever they could find it. Making out drunkenly with straight also-drunk frat boys, sex in the library with townies, trips to the nearest big city: either do those things or sit with your sexual feelings, like many of us had our entire lives. All that energy and nowhere to put it, no one to share it with."

For men of a certain age and certain background, rest areas were - and very much still are - a normal part of the homosexual socialization process. It may send out out all the wrong signals in some quarters - queers are dirty, we'll break the law because we can't control ourselves, gay men have no self-respect - but in a hesitant sexual culture like ours, for better or worse, rest stops provide, as Conner correctly notes, the mutual understanding and quiet acceptance of two men who are, "stepping out of their lives."

Kudos to Mr. Habib on a job well-done. I look forward to more.

© 2012, Victor Hoff. All rights reserved. Menofcolor.blogs.com

Edger9.com Is Back (Sort Of)

For all you Race Cooper fans, of which I consider myself first and foremost, his short-lived but highly unconventional porn site, Edger9.com, appears poised for a relaunch.

The original series, which came out back in 2009, starred a then-unknown Race playing the role of a driver for a mysterious corporate internationalist. Each episode appeared to further the plot while providing its viewers with a healthy dose of Race-y sex. It was a highly original idea but seemed to flounder as Mr. Cooper found his footing in gay porn and began his rise in the adult entertainment industry, leaving Edger9 rudderless.

I personally thought the idea was brilliant and showed enormous promise for the future of gay porn. But then, like breastmilk-flavored ice cream, it all fizzled.

Well, it seems like they are back. I received a press release from the producers a couple of days ago and while they've lost some of the zazz, the producers are trying to make each upload more like a short porn movie. In their latest iteration, "The Breakdown," Ram Soto and Turk Mason star in the rather conventional car-breaks-down-but-hot-mechanic-just-happens-to-be there.

It's too early to say whether Edger9.com is just going to stick with the tried and true or eventually break off into something more original but I'm rooting for them. Let's hope, given their foundation, they can grow the site into something wonderfully original.

Edger9.com pics from another series called "JoyRide" after the jump...

Good Things Do Come In(side) Small Packages (NSFW)

The sound isn't the best but the way that skinny kid takes on those three muscle guys seems to more than make up for it. (Who hasn't fantasized about this, by the way?)

Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva's "Angel"

One of the short films recently screened at the San Diego Latin Film Festival was a 52-minute documentary entitled "Angel" directed by Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva. "Angel," also known famously on the streets of Paris as 'mujeron' (big woman), is an Ecuadorian emigrant who fled her native country - it's crushing poverty and violent homophobia - and came to France to reinvent herself. She transitioned from a man and, as a means of survival prostituted her way into a semblance of financial security. In 2005, she was granted her French papers and, with the knowledge that she could return at any time, decided to go back to her native Ecuador on a metaphysical journey.

Director d'Ayala Valva spoke about the project to a Berlin journal, describing his project and its larger meaning:

"ANGEL is an allegory of a world-wide phenomeno: economic remittances have more impact than the action of international development institutions. By following the fascinating and tragic path of Angel, this documentary will discover the complex and changing reality of Ecuador: the boom in Evangelical churches, the violent homophobia, the poverty and the violence of a country whose burden is largely on the shoulders of its migrants abroad. But, above all, this film tells the story a touching individual and his solitary fight for justice and acceptance. "I followed Angel’s daily life in Paris for about three years and he became one of the main characters of my first documentary film “Transvestites Also Cry?" (Les travestis pleurent aussi). I witnessed the great difficulties Angel had to face since his arrival in Europe. He had no papers, couldn’t read or write and lived in a dingy hotel while working as a prostitute. At the end of 2005, Angel finally obtained a French residency permit. He could now leave the country with the guarantee that he would be allowed to return legally. He decided to return to Ecuador to spend some time with his family for the first since he left. It immediately occurred to me that this represented the perfect opportunity to further my immersion into his world. During three years, I explored many aspects of his existence but I felt frustration and powerlessness as soon as I tackled the question of the family. What are the reasons behind such dedication? What has his help achieved ? What are the consequences of such unconditional solidarity? I decided to leave to Ecuador with Angel in an attempt to answer these questions and to understand a phenomenon that some have called “family pimping.""

 

© 2012, Victor Hoff. All rights reserved. Menofcolor.blogs.com

When Boys Are Exploited

The familiar ruse goes something like this: In high school, if you put out and put out frequently, but
you're a girl, you're also quickly branded as a slut. If you're a boy, you're a "stud" or a "stallion" or one of several other terms used to reflect a kind of society-reinforcing masculinity. This can be seen in other manifestations, too. For example, read a message board, any message board, when the topic involves, say, a teacher fucking around with his or her junior or senior high student. When it's a girl, he's quickly - and inaccurately -, labeled a pedeophile. But when it's a boy, the message boards are often filled with congratulatory I-wish-I-were-him posts.

So, when I caught Daphne Bramham's piece in today's Vancouver Sun, "Plight of boys largely ignored," about boys involved in the sex tourism trade, I was curious to see if the same diversions could be found. Not surprisingly, I wasn't:

"Sihanoukville is Cambodia's premier beach resort and is rapidly being redeveloped to attract tourists with new guest houses aimed at budget travellers and spectacular, luxury hotels on outlying islands. It's happening just as Thailand is curbing its sex tourism industry. Given that, a Western diplomatic source said, it's no surprise there is a concerted lobby to have direct air connections to Sihanoukville not only from Phnom Penh and Cambodia's other major tourist attraction - the Angkor temples in Siem Reap - but also from Russia. Boys account for 55 to 60 per cent of the victims rescued by the France-based Action Pour Les Enfants, according to its director Seila Samleang. APLE investigates and helps prosecute child sex offenders. Once the boys are rescued, Samleang says there are fewer shelters and fewer services. But he says, "Generally boys choose not to go to receive counselling or whatever. "We offer to send them to after-care programs, but they refuse. They think that what they were doing isn't harmful. They think it's the quickest way to get money.""

This is not to suggest that it's okay to drop what you're doing, book a flight to Cambodia and start cruising for 15-year-olds. Nor I am suggesting that these young men aren't dealing with serious mental, emotional and psychological issues - especially those that are conflicted about their sexuality and/or gender. But in much the same way that many young teens fantasize or somehow decompartmentalize their sexual experiences with older people - whether of the same or different sex - so that any moral reservations are clouded over, I think this is a rather interesting example of how the sexes really are different and begs the questions: Are they different because they are or because society teaches them they are in matter of a sexual nature?