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It doesn't seem to be available anymore? Next question if it is still there somewhere can it be applied to a moderator?
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That is very hot. I can't do that though - just... mentally, if I haven't prepped, I am not ready or prepared to take a cock in my arse.
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We talked about this in PM - you know that a non registered user can post as Guest (rightly or wrongly), so right now we have absolutely no way of knowing who may or may not be active on the site, just because they don't have a registered account. Also, shutting down conversations just because you don't like the tone of what's been said is a very slippery slope - that will drive more people away. The changes in rules a while ago culled users (note: I happen to agree with the changes, there is no criticism of them, but facts are facts) and by trying to censor people who are just responding to comments... well that will drive people away even more. And telling people not to respond, but only downvote is a form of censorship. Sorry but if I see something I want to respond to - even robustly - I will. If you don't want me to do that then feel free to remove my account, but you really need to stop this before it gets out of hand. Sorry but I want disparate views, robust responses that might actually help to (re)educate posters, or hopefully get them to review their stance - otherwise we're just living in an echo chamber where everyone agrees with whatever gets said and there are plenty of social media groups for that shit already. A downvote doesn't educate because posters then may have no way of knowing why they were downvoted - not everyone is being a purposeful troll, even if some are. But for those that are, the conversations tend to fade and die naturally as it becomes obvious.
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Did you allowed "repugnant" tops to cum deep inside you?
sluttony replied to markedmucosa's topic in General Discussion
Personally I am always on the lookout for tops who want to actively share me with "repulsive" men. It is a mark of pride to me that I won't refuse any cock or load, so the game for them then becomes "can we find one he says no to?" Never happened, yet, though. -
Pennine Sauna Shaw (near Oldham) Re-opening Friday 1.8.25
sluttony replied to Holger's topic in The UK & Ireland
There are a few sauna's I'd love to visit but they close way too early to be able to get there and make the most of them. -
Once again I am not sure there was anything worth downvoting in what I said, but @viking8x6 seems to do it a lot to me (called out before and then he removed the downvote). It was factual that there was nothing ironic in the post. It was factual that the response was self entitled. Perhaps reach out via PM and tell me why you've taken such a dislike to me and we can resolve it amicably. Or don't, and keep downvoting me. I don't mind either way.
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There is literally NOTHING ironic in what you have written there. Whatever your view on it, expecting the English (Simplified*) language to be used in an English (Simplified) speaking country is NOT ironic. Nor is it really that egregious. *Just a little joke that came out a few years ago, but not entirely unjustified :-)
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What a childish, idiotic, response. Here's something called critical thinking for you... if someone does not have suitable written English skills to contribute to a site that is written (see the problem here?) in English, then 1... how did they find it? 2... how did they sign up to it? 3... why are they exempt from the site owners rules? 4... there are *plenty* of geoblocked sites out there that quite simply restrict where users can connect from, including a lot of mainstream online retailers. Jesus fucking christ. Stop being so immaturely self-entitled. Edit to add - stop being offended on other people's behalf, too. Oh and go look up irony. It would be funny if this kind of thing wasn't so prolific these days.
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Ah gotcha - had missed the bit about iPhones, my bad. This is one of the many reasons I prefer Android (but those come with their own raft of issues). Yeah I'd noticed HSTS errors a few times when going through VPN but not recently.
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This is absolutely one of my favourite things to do. There is something so deeply satisfying about turning up somewhere, popping on my blindfold hood and waiting for the tops that someone has arranged to arrive and use my holes. No right of refusal. No right to see their faces. Just holes to be plowed and seeded. I have a top friend who does this - sort of - he tries, but he just isn't very good at it. He seems too detached (won't update his profiles to say what's happening etc) so it's never as satisfying as it has the potential to be. If there are any tops in the UK who are interested in this (even doing it remotely - I will check into a hotel and you can use the apps and sites to send whomever) I'd love to. Or better in person. Hotel rooms, cruises, your home etc are all great places for me.
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Look up man in the middle. I assure you that unless you were using a VPN, they could see everything you were browsing.
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Here's my own experiences: NordVPN and SurfShark. I believe that these are now owned by the same parent company, but they each have different advantages (and so I actually do subscribe to both, as they're cheap enough on long term, multi-year deals). SufShark supports the Wireguard protocol. This is newer and is usually faster then OpenVPN. It's also considered to be more secure. If you are setting it up as an app, it's definitely no more difficult that any other way of connecting. If you're doing anything fancy and using e.g. a VPN router like OpenWRT then there are extra steps. NordVPN though, provides access to SOCKS proxy servers. This is useful for people who want to download e.g. Torrents, as you can simply add the details into the torrent software and never have to remember to connect to your VPN again. These are both well known, well regarded options. Both claim that they store no logs, but I do not believe this has ever been verified. Next up we have TOR - The Onion Ring. There are a couple of ways to access TOR. First off is with their own web browser, the TOR Browser. It handles the connections for you, etc. Another way is to use the Brave web browser. This has private browsing and private browsing via TOR and it gives a visual confirmation that you are indeed connected via TOR. However, it's important to note that Brave, even via TOR is not guaranteed to be entirely secure as it can suffer from something called DNS leaks - this is where your computer uses the DNS servers from your ISP to work out where to find website addresses. It is also important to remember that you have to remember to open a private window with TOR It's not usually a problem for the vast majority of use cases, but if you want to guarantee highest security, download and use the TOR Browser itself. TOR has another disadvantage in that you cannot set an exit point, so you might end up coming out to the internet in a country that is blocked, whereas with VPN clients you control which one you connet via. Personally, if you can afford a subscription, I would suggest you pay for a well known VPN like SurfShark or NordVPN. They also both have very good tech support. I've also heard good things about ProtonVPN but have no direct experience to share. If cost is an issue, then I would suggest downloading either Brave or the TOR Browser and using them.
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Flawed argument with an even more flawed "fix". Trying to hide things wholesale - pretending that they don't exist, only makes them more desirable. Especially to teenagers. Education - whether it's drugs, alcohol, sex, porn, or just how to cross a road safely is the key. This site is full of sluts. Some, like me, actually live it, having made made an educated choice about doing so. Others, are here for the thrill and to talk and to live vicariously, which is fine. Because it's also an educated choice to do so. You want kids to not browse porn? Put the computers and consoles where they can be seen. Simple as that. Give them a dumb phone - it's not cool but it allows contact without the social apps or browsing capabilities. I've worked in IT for a very long time and let me tell you that kids have always, and will always, know more about technology and emerging trends than 99.9% of their parents - you only have to look at this thread to see the lack of comprehension around what is a VPN, how to get one etc etc. And that's simple technology that's been around decades. People give their information away wholesale to Twitter, Facebook, Google etc etc without ever stopping to consider what is that they are actually giving away, because they aren't educated about the consequences and just want "free stuff". Councils changed the flooring around public playgrounds from concrete when I was a kid, to rubberised matting that won't kill you or seriously harm you if you fall from height onto it. Which is great, but you still have to educate your kids that jumping from the top of a slide onto the floor is a really fucking bad idea. Sometimes, they have to find things like that out the hard way. Education isn't always easy, or friendly, or without painful consequences. The bigger problem here is parents abrogating their parental responsibilities. We've had decades of the concept that if you fuck something up, it has to be someone else's fault rather than your own stupidity. And make no mistake about it - none of what the government are doing here, is "for the kids" whatever they may tell you - it's precursors to more and more control over their own citizens. Something that has only escalated since 9/11. Just wait and see - "Oh... kids are using VPN's. You know what would fix this? Banning VPN's? Nope because business use them all the time...wait... oh yes! Let's have a national firewall, akin to the great firewall of China" And *that* will be there purely for censorship and control. And if you don't believe me, look up GCHQ "Smurfs" or Google Edward Snowden for how the US NSA were wholesale snooping on their own citizens. Which, again, wouldn't be so terrible in and of itself if it actually led to lower rates of actual everyday crime, terrorism, child abuse etc etc etc, but it doesn't.
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"...Anything that science can devise, science can analyse and synthesise." aka with enough time, effort and/or money, anything can be broken into/cicumvented.
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