Sex Friend Archive - page 23 of 26

Do you count yourself among the Dark Fans, those perverts who just ain’t satisfied by the usual vanilla sex your parents are into? Hey, there ain’t no shame in it all, and in fact, you’re in good company. We’re arguably living in the golden age of BDSM and fetish porn, with more freaky content creators... [Read the full review]

Do you have Fun With Feet? There’s a plethora of podiatric pleasures to partake in, from walking barefoot in the grass to stomping wine grapes to smoking cigarettes with your tootsies like some kind of freakish, human-ape hybrid. Of course, since you’re reading this on ThePornDude, I imagine you’ve got some pervier things in mind... [Read the full review]

Well, you don’t see this every day. Yoo Girls is one of those sites I am proud to review because I see some semblance of an actual original idea on this site. Technically, this site is bending over backward to get you to spend money, but I am ok with it because they’re actually doing... [Read the full review]

Let’s check some wrestling porn at EvolvedFights! In the song, “What I Got,” Sublime famously sang the line, “Fucking and fighting, it’s all the same.” And I have often thought over the years about whether or not there is any truth to that. There definitely seems to be a sort of primitive connection in the... [Read the full review]

Perv Doctor! What do you know? We’ve got yet another doctor-themed porn site, this around time from Team Skeet. You should already be familiar with their one hundred other porn studios, all with incredibly narrow themes featuring the best starlets in porn. This umbrella company covers countless studios that do very specific pornography all-around specific... [Read the full review]

The Waste Land is a longform poem written by T.S. Eliot. It is widely considered by literary critics to be one of the most important poems of the 20th century, if not the most important work of modernist poetry. The poem is divided into five sections: “The Burial of the Dead,” which tackles themes of... [Read the full review]