If you're looking for more of a consistently dirty masculine POV, bad boy characters and slutty girls:
DamonX
Magical Felix
Jaymal
If you're looking for male authors that have a more diverse POV approach to erotica (ie. fun, sensual, softer etc):
Frank_Lee
Buz
Tashtego
Milik_The_Red
Stephanie
And I think MadMartigan is going to be a newcomer to watch.
No, not at this point in my life. Playboy, yes, but that's more based on the rep of the magazine and what it means to be in it.
I don't see the obscure porn mags in quite the same way, I guess.
This would bother me if it was a regular thing and he felt compelled to waste a lot of money on lapdances - but as a one-off, I don't find it all that upsetting. I know I'm in the minority on that, but I've gone to strip clubs with a BF and done all kinds of crazy things. I know what dancers do, what's part of the gig, and I don't really find it all that threatening. As long as the guy's pants stay on, they're just selling a fantasy and a bit of entertainment. The scenario would piss me off if it *wasn't* a stripper but just some random girl in a club, but I feel like strip clubs are exempt from the hard rules - it's like sexual disneyland. Cash is on the forefront - these girls don't want your man.
The scenario described is obviously a more intense lap dance - but not all that different from what a stripper does in a regular lap dance. They *are* grinding on your guy to some degree and most guys getting a dance aren't sitting there with a limp dick. Dances are designed to wind a guy up - it's just basic biology. If they're not jizzing in their pants, they're probably jacking off to thoughts of the stripper later. Is that considered cheating? If so, then don't ever let your man go to a strip club.
Again - it's not an ideal scenario, but if it was a random thing or a moment on a Vegas trip, and he's not a strip-club regular, I wouldn't stress.
There was one guy I dated for a while that just felt too big - or maybe it was the way he used it. I definitely don't like the cervix pounding - in fact I often found myself squirming a bit to ease up on the depth. That well-fucked feeling is a good one when it lingers for an hour or two but when I'm super sore the next day and have the sensation of a huge phantom-cock still spearing me 24 hrs later, it's just bad. I'm sure we could have worked around it but I broke it off with him about six weeks later anyway. Not because of his dick size but more just because he was a dick.
Of course. There are full-blown personalized stories and hardcore scenarios that have been written and privately exchanged that will never see the light of day on Lush. You can get a lot more intense when you know things are staying private. I absolutely love the ones that have been written for me (obviously by someone I know - not a random stranger). And I've written some hot ones in return.
There are other stories that friends have written that are publicly posted where I've inspired a character and vice versa, but they're in fun and they don't have the same personalized level of intimacy.
As for the stye - I do prefer rough, but intense. The person that's writing it should know all the right buttons to push anyway.
Not just a dick close-up - but a hot naked male body might. I don't zero in on his dick though - it's just part of the overall package.
Definitely not. I don't want to see the middle-aged version of the same tired gags and character cliches. I think the series went on a few years too long as it is.
I'm actually not a Miley hater. I think she has a great voice and I don't really find her antics particularly shocking. So I just think - ok, cool, she's doing her thing. It's just weird to me that it's always in the news. I still believe that the Hannah Montana history and famous dad situation drive most of the negative publicity. She's just at that age where you revel in showing off your sexuality and getting attention - she does it in the spotlight and world stage whereas most of us did it at frosh week, spring break and university club nights.