:)

[moandieu]

Annie Leibovitz: Alan Cumming backstage at the Kit Kat Club, New York City, 1998

[your-fav-bratt]

I feel like a lot of people mistake vanilla sex for unsatisfying sex. They’re not the same thing. You can have the most vanilla sex of your life and be completely wrecked by it — fully present, fully seen, fully satisfied. And you can have the most intense, experimental experience and walk away feeling absolutely nothing. The kink was never the point. The connection was. The hunger was. Two people who actually want each other will make missionary feel like a religious experience. Two people who are disconnected will make every fantasy feel hollow. It was never about what you did. It was always about who showed up for it.

[gaytanic-panic]

[wiionme]

Hogan McLaughlin

[mishkhail]

[notpedropascal]

OSCAR ISAAC ‘In The Hand of Dante’ behind the scenes

[tboyslick]

Been working on something...

[minhamemoriasuja]

Guido Bravo captured by Carlos Venegas

[twinsfawn]

KIMBER FOWLER PHOTOGRAPHED BY WONDRA SHOOTS

[luvsbites]

ouch he got me 🦷

[stalle0n]

Stills from video “Reverie” by Leo Xander Foo

[tasteofyourblood]

Goody. Hot.

[circlusion]

Daisuke Takakura

[wiionme]

[sin1997]

[maschiiiio]

Felipe Vilencia and Cody XXV by Emil Kosuge

@maschiiiio

[songs-of-the-east]

Excerpt from the Orthodox Calendar project.

“OC (Orthodox Calendar) is the title of wall calendars and videos first published in 2012, featuring nude and semi-nude photographs of members of the Orthodox Church. The calendar is the brainchild of a group composed mostly of Orthodox eastern Europeans of the former communist region. The primary goal was to create the very first organized global effort against homophobia in the Orthodox Region. At the same time, the calendar takes an ironic approach to the Orthodox Church itself, which in recent years has been embroiled in artist repression, questionable behavior and homophobia.Through their unconventional and bold images, OC’s creative Team seeks to counteract the negative and outdated influences of most of the Orthodox Church leadership. While recognizing that change might not come quickly to the official Orthodox Church position, OC nonetheless believes that at least it can encourage people (believers or not) to reflect and realize that there is an urgent need for an update in values as part of the modern society.”

Source: https://www.orthodox-calendar.com/about-us/