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https://www.instagram.com/blaucomedy/ https://www.famousbirthdays.com/people/michael-blaustein.html

Here's a Facebook video about a woman at one of his shows who admits to shouting "Michael Blaustein" when she has sex with her husband! https://www.facebook.com/reel/851746204410575

We live near the Laugh Factory in Hollywood, and often go to the shows there. I found out that one of my favorite (and hottest) comedians was part of a set, so we went to the show. It wasn't advertised as such, and I didn't pay any attention to the fact that all of the comedians were Jewish. Who would have thought that a comedian called "Tehran" was a Jew? Yes, he was an Iranian Jew. Some of the comedians made comments in Hebrew, to which at least half of the audience responded. I still enjoyed the show (my fave Michael Blaustein didn't make any inside Jewish jokes). I kinda felt, though, that if they were going to be jokes only Jews would know, that the show should have been thus advertised. What do you think? https://www.facebook.com/blaucomedy

As a top, I can attest that sex with trans men is fantastic. You can feel the vaginal walls squeeze your cock as they orgasm. It's hotter than anal sex. However, most trans men are straight, and finding gay or bi trans men who'll escort is obviously very difficult (and, obviously, they can't have had bottom surgery). The previous realistic sex doll company, Sinthetics, did offer the option of male dolls with vaginas, but this newer company only allows you to snap on various artificial penises, as far as I can tell.

It's a tragedy because good looks are mostly wasted on straight men. Unless a woman is independently very wealthy, women are almost always more interested in a man's financial success and his ability to provide than his looks. I remember being intimate with a gorgeous bisexual man once. He told me that when he went to a gay bar, men immediately swarmed him like bees to honey/sugar. When he went to straight singles bars, he would approach women, and the first questions they'd ask was "What kind of work do you do? How much do you make?" Men simply have significantly higher testosterone levels than women do, so lust means a lot more for men than for women. A gorgeous man can have his pick of other men (regardless of how successful he is), but won't get far with women unless he's doing well financially. There's a reason that men who do gay porn make several times more than those who do straight porn. There are tons of gay-for-pay actors who lament the fact that they have to take it up the ass in order to make any money doing porn. When I see them doing interviews, they say it's easier to take it up the ass (which doesn't require arousal) than to try to be a top.

What a super, super hot scene. I've seen that movie twice (that website reminded me of the movie, and I just watched it again a few days ago). Steven Strait is hot as hell (such a tragedy that Strait is straight!), and Drew Van Acker ain't nothing to sneeze at, either. 😍

But then I don't feel bad about their taking a foolish risk and paying the consequences. City folk are often unacquainted with dangers in the wild. Nothing wrong with informing them. It reminds me of the warning sign showing the former Boston marathon runner who died trying to make it from the rim of the Grand Canyon to the river and back on the same day...

You may be thinking about a company called Sinthetics. Indeed, they had a greater range of skin color choices: https://www.instagram.com/sinthetics/ They were quite a bit more expensive, and they went out of business 3-4 years ago, I think. Adding robotics and AI will probably be the wave of the future. I wonder if spouses would get "jealous" of these creations? If anything, I'd hope these could help with issues of true fidelity, reduce the chance of cheating with someone else, and help extend marriages when the spouse is no longer a "hot thing." Then again, I hear of spouses (mainly women) who get all flustered when they discover their husbands use of pornography. They should be delighted their husbands aren't seeing someone else! As a bonus, sex dolls could help reduce the spread of diseases!

Well, I suppose it might lead to temporary embarrassment to that person. Maybe one's porn collection as well? It's hard to imagine that would dissuade many from acquiring such a doll. Once I'm dead, I'm dead. I personally have enough porn to last an eternity! 😉

Yes, one can order any number of penises at the same time as ordering the doll. I know they come with a variety of head options, but I don't know if those simply snap on as easily as the penises do.

Would any of you, by any chance, have had experience with one of these newer sex dolls, or ever be interested? These look pretty realistic, if I can believe the photos: https://spartanlover.com/collections/realing-male-sex-dolls/products/511-male-sex-doll-jensen

Thanks for the update. The GoFundMe site said it was with his approval, but I guess they were lying. According to the article: "Something’s come up that … I’m really frustrated, confused and I don’t understand … Somebody set up some kind of foundation or fund for me, to donate money, like charity. And that’s not me, OK?" he says in the clip. "If I needed money, I wouldn’t ask for no fucking charity. I’d rather stick a gun up my ass and pull the trigger." Well, hopefully we won't hear about a down-and-out retired actor with a gunshot wound in his ass! 😬

A few years ago, at 65, he still looked hot!

Yikes! As of this writing, it looks as though he's managed to pull in almost $100,000. And the majority of donations seem to be from men! It reminds me of the story of an Illinois man who left hundreds of thousands in his will to two crushes of his: Kevin Brophy and Peter Barton. I must confess that I, too, had a major crush on Peter Barton when I was a kid. Kevin Brophy Peter Barton https://abcnews.go.com/Business/dead-man-leaves-estate-actors-met/story?id=18443026 "A man who died last summer willed his estate to two actors he never met, leaving them an estimated half a million dollars each.Ray Fulk was 71 when he died last July. He lived alone on a 160-acre property in Lincoln, Ill. that he inherited from his father. He had no family or children. "He was a loner, and a lot of neighbors didn't know who he was," Behle said. What Fulk did have, though, was an admiration for actors Kevin Brophy and Peter Barton, whom he had never met. He admired them so much that he left his estate to be split between them. Donald Behle, an estate attorney, said he helped prepare Fulk's will around 1998, and never saw him again. Behle had helped with the estate of Fulk's father, who died in 1997. Why did Fulk will his estate to the two actors? "He just said they were friends of his," Behle said, who knew they were actors but did not know Fulk had never met them. Behle is not sure why he considered them friends, but the State Journal-Register newspaper of Springfield, Ill., says he was a fan of their television shows. Barton is known for his role as Dr. Scott Grainger in the soap opera "The Young and the Restless" from 1987 to 1993. Brophy was in the 1977 show "Lucan." Fulk had a poster from the show on the wall of his house, according to the State Journal-Register. Behle is currently overseeing the sale of Fulk's property, which is appraised at $1,054,000. Behle declined to say how many bidders he has but said that a sale is "imminent." Fulk also had about $230,000 in cash and CDs...".