@jdmconvo While I prefer "face" videos -- and missionary is my favorite position for the same reason -- I think I can help you out. If you Search the term "POV" (point of view), there are more than 230 uploads. These are split between POV from the receiving end, which won't interest you, and POV from the active end, where the tops often remain faceless. Using the POV search, I found one to get you started. Hope you enjoy Daniel, or find other POVs that suit your tastes! Amateur Gay POV - Guest Service - Daniel Toro (1080p) https://www.gaytor.rent/details.php?id=ff79c3c972bda3120f35bb545598e6718838cb874c0670ec

@eobox91103 Yeah I have those ticked, but it doesn't seem to apply to the front page at all.

can someone pls delete my post, i'm sorry I posted it on the wrong category it was my first time. ty xoxo

@kristian1000 said in hello: What to do when I am charged on the page for a file that is not downloaded The tracker counts bits/bytes transferred, not complete files. If you download 99.99% of a torrent, but fail to get the last few bytes, that doesn't "nullify" the content you DID get... otherwise, all files would be collections with pics in them - and leechers would just mark the pics as unwanted... when you GOT the movie, but not the rest of the torrent, you'd just quit and get a "refund" for the incomplete torrent... Nope - doesn't work that way... you get "charged" for every byte transferred - even if the torrent never completes. Sorry!

@mabbo said in Why is everything new being deleted from the "Fan Sites" category?: @dilemmax I haven't noticed the same but, at a guess: it's Thanksgiving. Perhaps whoever is working to submit DMCA notices has a couple of days off. I have mentioned before (though it is far too early to tell if this is the case yet), but these things tend to ebb and flow... Not too long ago, Corbin Fisher's parent company was actively pursuing both seeders and leechers of their content - in court! These days, they don't even DMCA their content much... they accept the torrent "losses" as part of the business model, and I suspect OF will come to the same conclusion eventually as well...

It has always been a mystery to me as to why the site became private/half private but the torrents availables are indexed on search engines... This was bound to happen. I'm not

@robsam If scat is allowed on here then I think pretty much anything goes lol

@bobby12 Ok.

@bi4smooth Thank you!

@lololulu19 Rhyheim's back in circulation. Thanks for your response.

@lololulu19 B779A - I see that you tried it. How did the migration work for you? How many torrents did you have to migrate, and how long did it take?

@saxonwoo It does sound like free invites to other places would be allowed. Not sure how useful it would be though since the forum activity here is pretty low. So far, I rely on a combination of /r/OpenSignups on reddit and occationally IRC.

@raphjd thanks! I got a response and it's been cleared up already, whew. Thanks again

Triple it!! LOL

@lololulu19 said in Cock blocking servers: Recently, I noticed that I have been unable to access some of my favorite sites. In some cases, I would get pop ups on my screen explaining that the sites were blocked because they contained pornography. That is shocking, because I only come to this site to chat in the forum. Who knew that there were images of naked men on this site? Anyway.. I found out WHY I was getting blocked. It was due to DNS servers. One way to get around that is to use a proxy server - at the cost of having very slow speeds. A much better way is to run the utility DNSBENCH (remove the redirecting servers) run that, and select the 2 or 3 fastest DNS servers. Then, go into your ethernet and wifi adapter, and insert those DNS addresses into the IPV4 section. A much better option is if you use a router.. go into it's setup, which is typically 192.168.x.x (in my case it is 192.168.1.1 but it can also be something like 192.168.1.100... the x's always seem to be either a 1, 0, or 100) Then, go to the local connectivity and insert the DNS addresses there. The DNS addresses which were blocking me were 208.67.222.220 and 208.67.220.123 which are identified as being "opendns" NEVER use your ISP's DNS servers... that you were using OpenDNS tells me that someone (maybe even you, accidentally) turned on their "safe browsing mode" - a specific DNS service designed for people who legitimately DO NOT want to see naked people in their Internet feed (or parents, perhaps)... Some excellent choices of "alternate" DNS servers are: Cloudflare: 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 Google: 8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4 OpenNic: 206.125.173.29 & 45.32.230.225 Level3: 4.2.2.1 & 4.2.2.2 & 4.2.2.3 & 4.2.2.4 And there are the "standard" OpenDNS (Cisco) servers (without the filtering): 208.67.220.220 & 208.67.222.222 I personally use the Cloudflare ones: 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1