RE: The Great Cockring DebateFYI: Not all are made out of stainless or aluminum or titanium. Also used are: leather, rubber, or silicone, though nylon is also used.
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RE: The Great Cockring DebateFYI: Not all are made out of stainless or aluminum or titanium. Also used are: leather, rubber, or silicone, though nylon is also used.
Still ridiculous looking.
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RE: The Great Cockring Debatei wear since years. During tye day at home. In Cap d'Agde we see it for years, its as a "juwellery" for man. In some other club udist campgrounds it is not allowed. In commercial campgrounds no problem. On beaches, saunas, there is mostly no problem. That's my experiance for Europe.
In Cypress Cove and Tampa Caliente was no problem, but that is a few years ago
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RE: The Great Cockring DebateInstead of being so critical of everything, perhaps you should be more concerned about attracting new people to nudism. The older crowd will eventually die off and nudist resorts need new members to keep them in business.
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RE: The Great Cockring DebateThanks everyone, this is so fascinating. I had no idea;
that they were so controversialthat apparently many women think they look ridiculousthat so many nudists don't seem to understand why people might wear themthat they are still exotic in the eyes of many peoplethat they provoke passionate responses on both sides of the debate
Utterly fascinating. Must ponder.Thank you
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RE: The Great Cockring DebateElderly club members die, young nudists who don't want to hang
about with older nudists get older then join a club...
The world turns, cock rings still remain ridiculous.
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Post #60ManOfWicklowUltra NudistA lie has speed, but truth has endurance. RE: The Great Cockring DebateQ: What's the difference between pink and purple? A: The grip!
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RE: The Great Cockring DebateQ: What's the difference between pink and purple? A: The grip!
Next step is gangrene.
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