Brocels who lost your virginity, share your experience in this thread.

[ShiiOfTheSPLC]

Brocels who lost your virginity in a permissible manner such as paid hourly prostitution in the form of a financial transaction, share your experience with this forum of the intricacies of grabbing a foid's gyatt and holding it in your hand, feeling your cock inside a vagina for the first time, feeling the warmth of a foid's body against you for the first time, actually seeing an adult foid completely naked for the first time in real life and not on a screen. Give us every single detail. And by making this thread my message to all of you is... Let's push our beliefs to their logical extremes. I am not here to make judgements but to Begin the process by which we all collectively come to consensus as Black Artists. (Note that this does not refer to a racial association of authors of African or Australian Aboriginal descent, rather, it exclusively refers to "Black" as a descriptor of a dark or bleak aesthetic, symbolizing uncomfortable truths and unsettling inquiries.

 

[I used to wake up]

Never even Hugged a foid outside my family

 

[schwanzuslongus]

Brocels who lost your virginity in a permissible manner such as paid hourly prostitution in the form of a financial transaction, share your experience with this forum of the intricacies of grabbing a foid's gyatt and holding it in your hand, feeling your cock inside a vagina for the first time, feeling the warmth of a foid's body against you for the first time, actually seeing an adult foid completely naked for the first time in real life and not on a screen. Give us every single detail. And by making this thread my message to all of you is... Let's push our beliefs to their logical extremes. I am not here to make judgements but to Begin the process by which we all collectively come to consensus as Black Artists. (Note that this does not refer to a racial association of authors of African or Australian Aboriginal descent, rather, it exclusively refers to "Black" as a descriptor of a dark or bleak aesthetic, symbolizing uncomfortable truths and unsettling inquiries.

the vagina wasnt special. Its like you jerk off. But your brain lust after the body of a foid. The pussy feel like my hand. Its not that special but my brain want to slap the ass and play with the nipples

 

[T. Normanno]

Brag thread alert

 

[edgelordcel]

Never even Hugged a foid outside my family

 

[FrenchcelNeverbegan]

fucked a hooker in the industrial area of my town (she was black in her thirties i was 19) , behind a dumpster next to a shop at night lmao you could hear cars passing by , she was telling me i was hurting her because i was going in like a dog and that s it.
Lol how pathetic that was.

 

[Nihilistic Lowlife]

Litteraly Ban watch thread.

 

[Ghost Rider]

nice honeypot thread
while I escortmaxxed a few times before, I've never ever finished or cummed inside a woman, my flaccid dick couldn't stand the idea that I'm paying this cunt for 5 minutes and I can't even hold hands with her and she would never ever even look at me in the eyes if I wasn't paying her, and suffering the mockery, laughs and bullying of a literal whore made me stop doing it.
>HAHAHAHAHAHA WHAT YOU CANT EVEN STAY HARD? HAHAHAHHA IM SURE YOU JACKOFF A LOT AND IT DOESN'T EVEN WORK ANYMORE! HAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[Runt171]

Brocels who lost your virginity in a permissible manner such as paid hourly prostitution in the form of a financial transaction, share your experience with this forum of the intricacies of grabbing a foid's gyatt and holding it in your hand, feeling your cock inside a vagina for the first time, feeling the warmth of a foid's body against you for the first time, actually seeing an adult foid completely naked for the first time in real life and not on a screen. Give us every single detail. And by making this thread my message to all of you is... Let's push our beliefs to their logical extremes. I am not here to make judgements but to Begin the process by which we all collectively come to consensus as Black Artists. (Note that this does not refer to a racial association of authors of African or Australian Aboriginal descent, rather, it exclusively refers to "Black" as a descriptor of a dark or bleak aesthetic, symbolizing uncomfortable truths and unsettling inquiries.