Well Im latino so I dont know how that works out.

Well, this “brown” fad is new to me.

@von schmuck, Your Dad cared. As a matter of fact, he cared twice.

Take it easy on ole Samson…he’s proven to be thick in general (and whether he’s thick down under, I couldn’t care less LOL)

oops! yess, he was Rod Stone lol. my bad, I didn’t check the description of the scene.

Please be sure and save some of that man milk for me.

“despite those eyebrows”

*Because* of those eyebrows!

correction: he’s also known as Rod Stone at Man Royale, Guys in Sweatpants, Gayroom

Thanks! Cannot wait to found more stuff about this hunk

Talk about racial profiling…

+1 to all of this CA.

Hot guy but no need to lie about his experience level. The whole “first time” fetish is a bit creepy anyway tbh.

I don’t see what’s wrong with using “brown” any more than I see something wrong with using “black” or “white” (i.e. I don’t). It’s an accurate descriptor.

I should say CA is right, since he was the one offering the critique.

BTW, I’d love to see more of Sheldon, but I don’t like oral unless the guy has an above average endowment. I’m not a size queen, but oral videos are cock-specific, even more than a solo would be (compare to Fratmen). That’s why ideally, Youlovejack should be doing more blowjobs.

Jazz is right, “brown” is a widely used umbrella term, comparable to the way LGBT has replaced “gay.” Due to its inclusive connotation, some people could even perceive it as a politically progressive term.

Neither would I.

When I was growing up in the South, there was a children’s Sunday School song used in both the white and black communities entitled “Jesus Loves the Little Children” the first verse of which was as follows:

Jesus loves the little children
All the children of the world
Red, brown, yellow
Black and white
They are precious in His sight.
Jesus loves the little children
Of the world.

Using brown as a term to describe Latinos or Hispanics was not considered derogatory.