@wesleyrayne: whats everone's preference on bubble butts? firm or supple? i prefer a juggly but i can sink my teeth into! Hard to decide on one

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My biggest was 11 inches long, close to 8 in diameter. It didn't even hurt! I'm guessing he's used to being careful…

The bigger the better, nothing as hot as seeing a monster pounding deep in an ass and pulling back out. Even better when it’s my ass.

Bigger bear

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As their beast/human appearance depends on the characters anthropomorphization degree, the attraction to furries relies on fetishing their feral characteristics. Like horse dongs, 30-min tied dog cumming, hunter/prey relationships, puffy paws. Or in my case, since as a child we had a fur rug, it seems to me more huggable or relate to that warm/fuzzy feeling of comfort. Scales are cold tho, but are great to the touch nonetheless. So accepting their primal sex driven instinct could lead to bestiality, while having a folder with cat gifs can head to appreciate the cuteness of that damn fluffiness. It really depends on people likings, someone who's into submissive bdsm could relate to the first while a more "fatherly" or caring figure to the former. [image: 100507_1456440108971.jpg]

@Cuervos626: @motri: all i recall is chick- with Magical dicks TBH This. But I'd like to see more bara-ish adaptions (Thank You OVA never ever!) or at least something like Sensitive Pornography. LOL oh god that would be so hot  :surprise:  though i was thinking more of Legend of the blueMoon?Wolves? you just don't see animated bara or even Yaoi animations these days. as in full animations with a story…or lack thereof anymore. that and i haven't really been looking a hard.... ....are there any new Bara/Yaoi animated movies that is of mention?

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really rare to find that kind of boss here

Into the Spiderverse. It's one of the few that puts forward the idea that anyone can choose to be a hero:  there's a Blatino highschool kid, a middle-aged and divorced burnout, a punk chick, an eleven year old with ADHD, an embittered journalist, an elderly widow, a 20 something hotshot, a cartoon pig, a cop, a nurse…. all heroes.  The villains are also varied:  a brilliant and kooky scientist without a moral compass, a cool uncle who found a life of crime to be an 'easy' way out, a wealthy narcissist. It's a much better development of the idea stated in Harry Potter that it's our choices not our abilities that is important.

love those parkour movies

lotr has a darker kinda vibe, the hobbit was easier to watch imo

if not a gay one then I lossens time (2013) is def my fav!

they go well together in one movie but i'm pro werewolves