Saturday, January 17, 2009
Insert Cock Here
And the Hottest Hole on the Net Award goes to...
TREY from SeanCody!
I may be 99.9% bottom but after I properly eat it out, I would definitely love to give that hole a pounding. I mean it looks so good you can taste it. Don't you agree?
CLICK HERE
To watch Trey's hungry hole get plowed!
I may be 99.9% bottom but after I properly eat it out, I would definitely love to give that hole a pounding. I mean it looks so good you can taste it. Don't you agree?CLICK HERE
To watch Trey's hungry hole get plowed!
Friday, January 16, 2009
Wyler Nation Vacation Sweepstakes: Contestants Pt. 2
For Your Consideration...
This is the 2nd preview showing another group of the
Wyler Nation Vacation Sweepstakes Contestants:
Want to see the first group of contestants?
Then CLICK HERE
Voting starts soon. Leave a comment and let me know who you think should make it to the final round!
This is the 2nd preview showing another group of the
Wyler Nation Vacation Sweepstakes Contestants:
Want to see the first group of contestants?
Then CLICK HERE
Voting starts soon. Leave a comment and let me know who you think should make it to the final round!
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
The Wyler Nation DICKtionary: Cum Guzzler
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Monday, January 12, 2009
A Wyler Top Ten List: Best GLBT Movies
10. 20 Centimetros
9. Männer Wie Wir
8. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
7. De-Lovely
6. Mysterious Skin
5. Nine Dead Gay Guys
4. A Touch of Pink
3. Saving Face
2. Notes on a Scandal
1. Beautiful Thing
Honorable Mentions:
Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds
The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green
Reinas
Savage Grace
The Talented Mr. Ripley
What are your favorite Gay Movies?
9. Männer Wie Wir
8. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
7. De-Lovely
6. Mysterious Skin
5. Nine Dead Gay Guys
4. A Touch of Pink
3. Saving Face
2. Notes on a Scandal
1. Beautiful Thing
Honorable Mentions:
Eating Out 2: Sloppy Seconds
The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green
Reinas
Savage Grace
The Talented Mr. Ripley
What are your favorite Gay Movies?
Friday, January 2, 2009
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Ask The Nation: Bisexual Looking For Love
Dear Mason,
When it comes to relationships, I feel that it is important to be straight forward and honest about who you are and what you believe. I believe that sexuality is a big part of what makes you, you. I am bisexual. I'm not confused about my sexuality, I'm not a gay man just pretending to be bisexual, I know what I like and I'm not ashamed of it. I dig boys AND girls. Which seems to always get me in trouble when I'm looking for love.
It's not like I introduce myself as bisexual right off the bat but normally after the third date or so I share that bit of information. Immediately afterwards, like clockwork, whoever it is that I am dating at the time will suddenly have a change of heart. Sometimes they're honest and tell me that they "can't handle" being with someone who is bisexual. Usually they lie and say everything is cool but by the time the next date is suppose to happen they cancel and then I don't hear from them again.
I don't get it. I'm not trying to brag but I think I'm a pretty good catch. I'm a 27 year old chemical engineer who is financially stable, mentally sound, and emotionally available. I stand 6'1", I have 170 lbs. of well-defined muscle, and my endowment is nothing to scoff at. I've never had any problems getting laid by men or women but when it comes to relationships, I always end up failing. Is being bisexual really that big of a turn-off? Or are gay men and straight women just really close-minded?
Sincerely,
Bisexual Hopeless Romantic
____________________________________________________________________
Dear B.H.R.
Contrary to the opinion of four urban chickens who famously squawked, "I thought bisexuality was just a stop along the way to Gay Town", I strongly believe that bisexuality is not a myth and that it's not always a step towards Gaydom. But with that being said, many people believe that it is and that my friend is why you are having trouble with being open about your sexuality while trying to land a steady boyfriend/girlfriend.
I think I speak for alot of out gay men when I say, subconsciously we equate bisexuality with greed, denial, and confusion. Many of us had to deal with all that back in high school. We've been emotionally attached to boys who left us for girls, we've experienced guys who renounced any homosexual contact they might of had with us as just mere experimentation, and we've dealt with boys so deep in the closet that no amount of rope could pull them out... Or maybe that was just me.
What's even more detrimental to your people are these new age "open minded" love hippes ie. flaming faggots (and I mean FLAMING) who for one reason or another think that spewing bullshit like... "it's the person that I fall in love with, not the gender..." makes them more attractive. Which leaves the rest of us GAY men thinking bullshit whenever someone claims to like both men and women. And nobody likes bullshit.
But in any case, I think that by the time most of us homos reach our 20's and beyond, we realize that there are millions of gay guys out there who embrace their sexuality and aren't afraid to label themselves accordingly. We realize that there is no need to be dealing with closet cases, boys in denial, hippie love BS, and yes, even true bisexuals. Relationships and Dating are complicated as is. Sometimes boyfriends quarrel over the smallest of differences. Why on earth would we want to deal with something as big as a difference in sexual identity when it's mainly our identical sexual attractions that bring us together?
I'm no expert on women but I can't imagine their reasons for staying away from you being very different.
My advice... Lie. Or date a fellow bisexual. I'm not saying there isn't a gay man or straight woman out there who is perfectly comfortable dating a bisexual man... But with the luck you've been having, I would assume they are hard to find.
Good Luck!
Mason Wyler
When it comes to relationships, I feel that it is important to be straight forward and honest about who you are and what you believe. I believe that sexuality is a big part of what makes you, you. I am bisexual. I'm not confused about my sexuality, I'm not a gay man just pretending to be bisexual, I know what I like and I'm not ashamed of it. I dig boys AND girls. Which seems to always get me in trouble when I'm looking for love.
It's not like I introduce myself as bisexual right off the bat but normally after the third date or so I share that bit of information. Immediately afterwards, like clockwork, whoever it is that I am dating at the time will suddenly have a change of heart. Sometimes they're honest and tell me that they "can't handle" being with someone who is bisexual. Usually they lie and say everything is cool but by the time the next date is suppose to happen they cancel and then I don't hear from them again.
I don't get it. I'm not trying to brag but I think I'm a pretty good catch. I'm a 27 year old chemical engineer who is financially stable, mentally sound, and emotionally available. I stand 6'1", I have 170 lbs. of well-defined muscle, and my endowment is nothing to scoff at. I've never had any problems getting laid by men or women but when it comes to relationships, I always end up failing. Is being bisexual really that big of a turn-off? Or are gay men and straight women just really close-minded?
Sincerely,
Bisexual Hopeless Romantic
____________________________________________________________________
Dear B.H.R.
Contrary to the opinion of four urban chickens who famously squawked, "I thought bisexuality was just a stop along the way to Gay Town", I strongly believe that bisexuality is not a myth and that it's not always a step towards Gaydom. But with that being said, many people believe that it is and that my friend is why you are having trouble with being open about your sexuality while trying to land a steady boyfriend/girlfriend.
I think I speak for alot of out gay men when I say, subconsciously we equate bisexuality with greed, denial, and confusion. Many of us had to deal with all that back in high school. We've been emotionally attached to boys who left us for girls, we've experienced guys who renounced any homosexual contact they might of had with us as just mere experimentation, and we've dealt with boys so deep in the closet that no amount of rope could pull them out... Or maybe that was just me.
What's even more detrimental to your people are these new age "open minded" love hippes ie. flaming faggots (and I mean FLAMING) who for one reason or another think that spewing bullshit like... "it's the person that I fall in love with, not the gender..." makes them more attractive. Which leaves the rest of us GAY men thinking bullshit whenever someone claims to like both men and women. And nobody likes bullshit.
But in any case, I think that by the time most of us homos reach our 20's and beyond, we realize that there are millions of gay guys out there who embrace their sexuality and aren't afraid to label themselves accordingly. We realize that there is no need to be dealing with closet cases, boys in denial, hippie love BS, and yes, even true bisexuals. Relationships and Dating are complicated as is. Sometimes boyfriends quarrel over the smallest of differences. Why on earth would we want to deal with something as big as a difference in sexual identity when it's mainly our identical sexual attractions that bring us together?
I'm no expert on women but I can't imagine their reasons for staying away from you being very different.
My advice... Lie. Or date a fellow bisexual. I'm not saying there isn't a gay man or straight woman out there who is perfectly comfortable dating a bisexual man... But with the luck you've been having, I would assume they are hard to find.
Good Luck!
Mason Wyler
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