Exhibitionist Guys

🛑 ALL INFORMATION CLICK HERE 👈🏻👈🏻👈🏻

Exhibitionist Guys


22 items

·

110.4K views

·

1 comment




SmugMug + Flickr .


Connecting people through photography.




About
Jobs
Blog
Developers
Guidelines
Report abuse
Privacy
Terms
Help forum

English






SmugMug + Flickr .


Connecting people through photography.


You can save a photo or video to a gallery from its detail page, or choose from your faves here.

Naked guys: exhibitionists without a cause
Jan. 18, 2013 Updated: Jan. 19, 2013 3:02 a.m.


Shopping

How to take care of a tattoo, according to a dermatologist


Shopping

Are apple cider vinegar pills good for you? We asked a...


Shopping

This $38 lululemon bag is all over TikTok — and it’s on sale


Shopping

David Attenborough's new dino documentary debuts this week


Shopping

How to take care of a tattoo, according to a dermatologist


Shopping

Are apple cider vinegar pills good for you? We asked a...


Shopping

This $38 lululemon bag is all over TikTok — and it’s on sale


Shopping

David Attenborough's new dino documentary debuts this week
Please log in to view your profile.

Your Choices Regarding Cookies
We and third parties may deploy cookies and similar technologies when you use our site. Please review the information below and select the cookies that you want to enable. You can continue to the site without accepting these cookies but certain features may not be available or function properly.


Editorial, Functionality and Social Media Cookies
We use third-party services for commenting, videos, and embedding posts as part of our news coverage. The providers of these cookies may use the data as explained in their privacy policies.

Twitter ( Privacy Policy ) Facebook ( Privacy Policy ) Select All
Performance, Content Recommendation and Personalization Cookies
We use our own and third-party services to provide content recommendations and customize your user experience and advertising. The providers of these cookies may use the data as explained in their privacy policies.

Taboola ( Privacy Policy ) Nativo ( Privacy Policy ) Blueconic ( Privacy Policy ) Realm Select All
Analytics
We use cookies to analyze and measure traffic to the site so that we know our audience, what stories are read, where visitors come from, and how long they stay. You can opt out of these analytics cookies by unselecting the boxes below.

Parsely ( Privacy Policy ) Google Analytics ( Privacy Policy ) Chartbeat ( Privacy Policy )


I was standing in front of the Federal Courthouse talking to a criminal attorney about constitutional law on Thursday, while a man in a frilly pink frock and red wig danced behind us playing a guitar.
Sure we get the abuse when someone chuckles that we're having a "debate" about whether it is OK to walk down the street nude. In the court of common sense, this would be a no-brainer. But what's overlooked is that we can still take an issue like that and have a serious, substantive discussion. Believe it or not, that's what's happening.
Federal Judge Edward Chen is expected to rule soon on a motion for a preliminary injunction to stop the city's nudity ban, which is scheduled to go into effect Feb. 1. Chen may speed things up because if he dismisses the motion, there may be an appeal, and (laugh if you wish) this could be in the courts for a while.
The nudies lucked out when they happened onto Christina DiEdoardo , a criminal defense attorney, who is the sort of cheerful and dogged debater who, if she talked to you long enough, could convince you the Earth was flat.
While the nudists frolicked and sang, DiEdoardo brought gravity and substance to the proceedings. In informal interviews outside the courthouse, she had reporters stammering as they tried to press her on why the suit was frivolous.
"If nude dancing is acceptable," she asked, "why isn't nude sitting?"
Because parents with children, tourists, and residents don't deserve to have nude views forced on them, they said.
"If you don't want to look at nude people, turn around," DiEdoardo said. "In a major metropolitan area, you are often going to run into things that make you uncomfortable, like someone who is homeless. The solution is not to lock up the homeless."
DiEdoardo did pretty well against the media. But once she got into the courtroom it was clear that Chen was no pushover. He had done his homework.
The issue turned on whether the nudity was "expressive." An avant-garde nude dance recital is expressive. A nude political protest can be considered expressive.
But, Chen said, the Supreme Court has ruled that "nudity per se is not expressive."
It is no different from when "someone puts up nude photos in the workplace," Deputy City Attorney Tara Steeley said.
Or, to turn it around, Chen said, the proof has to be that the antinudity ordinance "is hostile to the message rather than the conduct."
Uh-oh. The message? That could be a problem.
The nudists are many things: goofy, quirky and willing to strip down almost anywhere, including the chambers of the Board of Supervisors . But their only real message is: "The body is beautiful." They are about as political as a housecat.
DiEdoardo says they are "promoting urban nudism," and that this justifies "any sort of nude locomotion whatsoever," but that is awfully vague. She wanted to make a comparison with other free speech actions, like burning an American flag, but Chen didn't buy that.
"Flag burning has a pretty clear message," he said. "Walking around nude or being nude, unless you are in the middle of a protest, doesn't seem to me to have the same message."
There's no larger issue nudists are trying to support. And if they say there is, they will have to do more than sunbathe at Jane Warner Plaza. They have to be actively working on some cause, action or performance.
They're hoist with their own petard.
C.W. Nevius is a San Francisco Chronicle columnist. His columns appear Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. E-mail: cwnevius@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @cwnevius
C.W. Nevius has been a columnist at the San Francisco Chronicle for more than 20 years, covering sports, reviewing movies and spotting trends. He is currently a metro columnist, appearing on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

As a sports columnist, he climbed the ski jump at the Norway Olympics, ate bee larvae in Japan and skied in the French Alps. In all, he covered eight Olympic Games, from Australia to Spain to Korea. (And the strangest place of all, Los Angeles.)

He also wrote about riding the "Straight Talk Express" with John McCain during his first presidential bid, parachuting out of an airplane and running the Boston Marathon.

Although he reviewed movies only for a year, he did rate a blurb with his byline on the DVD box of "The Santa Clause 2," to the undying embarrassment of his kids.

He co-wrote "Splash Hit," about building the Giants' waterfront stadium, with Joan Walsh. His latest book is "Crouching Father, Hidden Toddler: A Zen Guide for New Dads."

If the issues continue, please contact our customer service at
Sign up for newsletters, change password and more
Place a vacation hold, make a payment and more
Access your exclusive member benefits

So In my high school, a physical was originally planned for this Thursday (10/23/08)and I had planned to wear underwear. But the physical was unfortunately moved to Tuesday(10/21/08).

And I said to myself, what a unlucky moment.

The physical began with an interview with the nurse. After a few questions, she then said: "The doctor will examine you". "Take off all your clothes, except your underwear and socks".

I was feeling a bit embarrassed by the situation. And I then I told her: "I don't have any underwear on".

After a long time (In my mind, it seemed very long), she gave me a little bath towel.

I went into the fitting room, took off my clothes and put on the towel. But the bath towel was too small to fit around my waist and it could barely stay in place, and kept falling.

so I went into the doctor's office, we first shook hands, and the first thing that happened was that the towel fell straight to the floor. My face became red; I picked it up and put it back around my waist.

I then sat on a chair. The doctor asked me some questions. And then, he said "we need to weigh and measure you. I got up out of my chair and and again the towel fell to the floor. I tried to keep from laughing, and again,I picked it up and put it back around my waist.

I got on the scale and for the 3rd time the towel fell on the floor. I couldn't stop from laughing. "Don't you get funny with me", said the doctor. I then told him that I had an idea. I went to the fitting room and fastened the towel around my waist like briefs.

The rest of the physical went normally. I was about to leave when he said: "after swimming practice will need to do some cardiology tests"

And after about 30 seconds of practicing, my genitals fell out of the towel. He then took my blood pressure after practice.

then the Doctor said: "It doesn't matter. Remove the towel. Just stay naked in front of me".

I then finished the physical totally naked. It was was both embarrassing and funny.

After school, I walked with a friend and we met the doctor. The doctor then said (with a big smile): "You were a bit of an exhibitionist this morning. Boy, you are young, and you can continue to be funny. But, not everyone is nice like me, take care".

I then told the whole story to my friend. He laughed a lot. And then he said "He is right. You are an exhibitionist. We will make a video about this and put it on youtube".

(and very thanks to Nat the Grat) for his help in English.


your welcome on trying fix it
but I'm still trying to figure out why

the " and the ' are seen as weird symbols and letters.....

maybe Nat can fix this or you can its verrry weird

and I am Nate the great, nat is the moderator, I'm just on the forum

and again your welcome

that's all see when I use an ' it looks like an ' not like this ’



Underwear???Where????
Bye Now

From Planet Nate Who loves the breeze on his Penis and Balls through his underwear free shorts!!!!!!!!!!( and enjoying the last days of hotness hopefully without accidents)
I think the problem is that his computer has a slightly different ASCII character set than is used in America. This causes his hyphens and quotation marks to come out as strange symbols when they are posted on NW54's server. I corrected the post he made yesterday and the one today (which is the same story) and they looked ok to me afterwards but I don't know if he will have the problem in reverse when he reads it on his computer- that is- if our hyphens and quotations marks will come out looking weird on his computer.

If anyone else is still seeing strange symbols mixed in with the text let me know.

- Nat
don't even talk to me about those backless gowns. when i was a little kid (still embarassed by a bare ass) and in th ehospital for a broken arm, for some reason, they saw fit to lead me down the halls to all these different rooms wearing one of those damn things. they didnt provide underwear, nore was i wearing any when i first got their. They didnt care, they were even nasty about it saying "stop your crying" or "hurry up" its the reason i hate doctors.
I am so sorry that those doctors were such jerks to you

when this happened, where were your parents???

I'm guessing if they were they would have been alot nicer or faked it, cause that can be seen as child abuse and is verrrrrry hypocritical that they were so mean

their job description is involved with kids, how is it now, you would think they would know how to deal with shit like that, well I guess they did in a bad way

I thought doctors were supposed to be caring, and nice to you, and calm you down, not make you feel worse...

and I'm sorry you had to go through with that....

that's all

Underwear???Where????
Bye Now

From Planet Nate Who loves the breeze on his Penis and Balls through his underwear free shorts!!!!!!!!!!( and enjoying the last days of hotness hopefully without accidents)
wonderfully erotic story and I am sure there was and is more to cum!
PRODUCTS Tapatalk Groups Tapatalk Mobile App
SUPPORT Support Forum Submit Security Incident
ABOUT US LinkedIn Crunchbase
9:56 AM - Feb 08 #9 2022-02-08T09:56







Light







Dark







Auto





Slow Burn: Roe v. Wade
Gun Control
Top Gun: Maverick
NBA Finals
Madison Cawthorn
WhatsApp
Iran
Payphones







Light







Dark







Auto






Content Locked


for Slate Plus members




Y’all make circus people look puritanical.


About

About Us
Work With Us
Contact
Pitch Guidelines
Send Us Tips
Corrections
Commenting
Reprints



Subscriptions

Subscribe
Sign In
Account
Subscription FAQs
Podcast FAQs
Newsletters
Customer Support



Advertising

Site Advertising
Podcast Advertising
AdChoices
Cookie Preferences


How to Do It is Slate’s sex advice column. Send your questions for Stoya and Rich to howtodoit@slate.com . Nothing’s too small (or big).
Every Thursday night, the crew responds to a bonus question in chat form.
I’m a man in my 20s. I’m currently dating a great girl, and I’m confident in my sexuality. However, ever since I was a preteen, I’ve had a fetish that seems to only be getting stronger. I get really turned on by being naked in locker rooms—by both the voyeurism and exhibitionism. I’m fit and well equipped and get lots of looks from other guys at my gym. I don’t think they are gay, either. I look, too, but never stare. I also find myself masturbating to locker room videos online, most of which I think are filmed without permission. On top of this, on a forum for guys into the same thing, I met a married guy in my city who says he sometimes masturbates in locker room shower stalls and catches all kinds of guys peeking. I have to admit that idea turns me on a lot. I feel some guilt about this—even if I am not leering and am acting normal for the most part, it’s very sexual for me and I know it would make other guys uncomfortable. I also feel some shame, despite knowing for sure I’m into girls, and I’m afraid of how my girlfriend would react if she saw the porn. I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong. It’s definitely not going away, though.
Stoya : Since I’m at peak PMS, I want to zero in on this writer’s shame. You feel some shame, despite knowing for sure you’re into girls? Let’s unpack that. I see hints of internalized homophobia in that line, and I think he’d be a lot more comfortable if he dealt with it.
Rich : Jane Ward’s 2015 book Not Gay kicked off a lot of discourse about “straight” guys who engage in “gay” sex, and I think it did a real disservice to nuance by being totally credulous of self-labeling. Given the societal pressure to be straight and the history of closeted gay, bi, and queer men saying one thing and doing another, I don’t necessarily think we need to take people at their word when they say they’re straight and do things that suggest otherwise.
Stoya : I’d go further. I think we struggle to self-report our sexuality across the board. There’s the genital response study from a few decades ago that focused on “ arousal nonconcordance .”
Rich : Agreed, it’s hardly confined to “straight guys.”
Stoya : There’s no shame in being human.
Rich : Right. I think what happens is people say, to themselves, “Well, gay/bi/queer people are like this .” And their image is some stereotype that they see as negative. And so they reject labels. I think that it makes sense to acknowledge a fundamental difference in the sexuality of someone who seeks sexual contact and/or experiences with men, no matter in what form or frame, and someone who does not. Sure, you can think of labels as being confining, but you can also think of your own existence as helping to expand the parameters of such labels.
Stoya : I am hearing more about the latter lately: people who are a bit queer but read as straight cis guys and continue to id
Gfe Escort Miami
Atlanta Domme
Spandex Webcam