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Bareback Sex Parties

By Brad Berrigan on August 7th, 2010

For barebackers interested in having unprotected sex with a number of guys at the same time, bareback sex parties are a popular option. Not all barebackers enjoy attending barebacking parties, some guys prefer more intimate one-on-one sessions with a partner or fuck buddy or in a monogamous relationship structure. Bareback sex parties are not possible for some guys, as getting a group of men together to have unprotected sex can be a challenge when you don’t live in an area where a number of barebackers reside or visit. For this reason, bareback sex parties are often held in cities or large towns where travel and access is made easier. You can still find bareback parties in rural areas, but the number of participants may be smaller, unless a network of men seeking bareback encounters has been established.

Many bareback party participants enjoy barebacking parties for a number of reasons and one is being able to find a pool of potential sex partners in one convenient location. Another reason is the adrenalin rush resulting from the party atmosphere, where an element of excitement builds for the participants. Being able to connect with other guys who enjoy the raw sex party scene can establish a comfortable environment where the party guests can relax and know they are in the company of others who share a similar interest. Here are two main bareback party types:

Gang Bangs: One or two men (or more if the party is large) elect to be the bottom for the party and then get fucked by a number of tops. Sometimes slings are used for this type of party, although this is not always the case. At some parties the bottom is regarded as the “cum dump” and will try to take as many loads of cum in his ass as he can.

Orgies: Here you will find a mix of guys who are tops and bottoms, where the sex can be with anyone who takes the interest of another. The mix of partners will change during the party, as guys swap partners and change sexual positions. Guys will find other guys to fuck before moving on and having exposure to a number of different guys during the party.

There is a another type of bareback party which has the purpose of HIV sero-converting participants and this will be discussed in a separate article, as it is a serious topic which deserves its own coverage. Bareback sex parties will vary depending on the host and can include a variety of different settings. Sometimes the setting will be at the hosts own home, at other times it may be held at a sex club and quite often a hotel room will be used. Some participants enjoy the party atmosphere because it holds a certain level of anonymity.

There are a number of places where bareback parties are listed. Sometimes word of mouth is one advertising technique which works well, but in many cases listings appear online, at websites such as Bareback.com or BarebackRT.com. Some parties have dress codes, where all participants must undress at the door, while others ban drugs but may allow alcohol, cigarettes or poppers. There are also some parties where guests use blindfolds. Because there are so many variables when it comes to bareback sex parties, this is an aspect which can be seen as a turn on, as each party is different.

Due to the large number of sexual partner combination’s, bareback sex parties are regarded as high-risk due to their potential to spread sexually transmitted infections among the participants. Because there are usually many people in attendance at a party, it can be difficult to ascertain whether or not any of the guys have a sexually transmitted infection. The ability to hold a conversion where this can be discussed or checking for any visible signs of sexually transmitted infections is difficult. The risk can be reduced by holding parties where sero-sorting applies, such as an HIV positive only or HIV negative only party. It is important to note that in many parts of the world HIV positive people are required to disclose their HIV status before having unprotected sex, which can help those who may not be HIV positive to decide whether or not to proceed with a barebacking encounter.

Some bareback sex parties try to avoid spreading sexually transmitted infections by sero-sorting participants before they arrive. One well-known party which did this before the parties became defunct was Brandon’s POZ Party, which required all guests to be HIV positive to ensure that HIV negative guys were not infected at the parties. Brandon’s POZ party involved barebacking, but condoms were also made available for those who wished to use them, so the parties weren’t only about barebacking. Many parties require an application process to ensure that participants meet a certain criteria. If all of the participants hold a particular HIV status, then there is less risk of sero-conversion taking place, but different strains of the virus still need to be considered.

There are a number of ways that bareback parties could be made safer for those who are concerned about their sexual health. The party application process could ask potential guests sexual health questions before their application is considered successful. If a question asked guests about any sexually transmitted infections they have, then this information will help the party host determine whether or not the guest meets the criteria set for the party or whether precautions need to be taken. As some sexually transmitted infections are curable, questions need to be asked carefully to highlight current sexually transmitted infections. This could become complex, as some sexually transmitted infections can be cured, many can not and others can be treated so the symptoms disappear but are still transmittable.

If a party host does not want to ask such questions on an application form, then another possibility could be used by party guests when they first arrive at the party. Guests could take the step of identifying their HIV status using colored tape on their biceps, which will help other guests identify the HIV status of other participants. A color scheme such as green to identify HIV negative, orange to identify those who are not sure of their HIV status, red to identify HIV positive and blue could be used by guests who do not wish to declare their HIV status. For those who do not wish to identify their HIV status, they could choose not to tape their body and other guests would know that guests without tape do not wish to identify their HIV status. If someone is HIV positive, then they may still be required to notify potential sexual partners of their HIV status by law depending on their location.

The discussion of HIV status and identifying other sexually transmitted infections is not fun and might be dismissed by some guys attending bareback sex parties. Guests at bareback parties may not be concerned by the spread of sexually transmitted infections and for this reason may be comfortable with the high level of risk which can be associated with bareback sex parties if precautions are not taken to reduce the spread of sexually transmitted infections. For people who may want to experience the party environment whilst also being concerned about their sexual health status, then perhaps parties which set some health standards to help reduce the spread of sexually transmitted infections would be a better option for them.

Bareback sex parties are designed to be a way to have bareback encounters with others in a casual and relaxed setting. Because some guys may not want to get caught up with the health aspects of the party, they may choose not to attend parties which take sexual health seriously. But if a higher level of concern became the new standard, then it’s possible that guests could adapt to the new standard which would become the norm and then this would help promote some responsibility among bareback sex parties. Some parties already do ask about sexually transmitted infections and some also use methods to identify sexually transmitted infections, but each party is different and sets its own rules and standards.

For a bareback sex party to be successful, a number of rules need to be established beforehand to ensure that all guests have a good time and also know what is expected of them during the party. Because almost all bareback parties have rules to protect guests from the bad behaviors of others, the step of protecting the health of guests would work well towards improving the reputation of bareback sex parties. Bareback sex parties will always be high-risk and cannot be designed to be 100% effective in preventing the spread of sexually transmitted infections, but some steps can be taken to improve the health aspects so that guests can relax and enjoy themselves.

If you want to learn more about bareback sex parties, then consider checking out Raw Man Orgy, which is a website for guys based in Florida who hold regular bareback sex parties. While this article is not all about promoting bareback sex parties, those of you who are interested in how the parties work might find the Raw Man Orgy website an excellent resource to learn more about how the parties work and what you can expect from them.

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It Only Takes One Time

By Brad Berrigan on July 24th, 2010

The issue of barebacking – whether it be bareback sex or bareback porn can be controversial because of the health implications which can be associated with unprotected anal sex. Before the term “bareback” was coined, unprotected sex was simply sex and the use of condoms before the AIDS era was believed to be limited among homosexual men, where condoms were mainly used by heterosexuals for birth control. Condoms were previously used and are still promoted today for use as a birth control device and to assist with reducing the spread of sexually transmitted infections. Because men engaging in anal sex do not need to worry about the possibility of pregnancy, the main reason men engaging in anal sex would consider using condoms would be to help reduce the spread of sexually transmitted infections.

The AIDS epidemic in the 1980′s which affected gay and bisexual men made a massive impact on sexual behavior and resulted in changes to sexual habits, such as men abstaining from sex for a period of time, or taking precautions such as using condoms. The freedom of unprotected sex without worry came to an end around this time. Some men may have continued having unprotected sex with other men during this period, but the level of unprotected sex at the time reportedly declined. For those who have experienced watching friends and loved ones suffer from the effects of HIV are likely to consider the health consequences of barebacking seriously because of what they have witnessed or experienced.

During the emergence of bareback porn in the early 1990′s at a time when many people were still reeling over what had happened in the 1980′s, controversy erupted when Hot Desert Knights Productions released their first bareback presentation Bareback Buddies. Many people could not understand at the time why a video production company would promote a video which did not consider protecting their models by using condoms during sex scenes. It was reported that Jackson Price, the then director of casting for HDK was quoted as saying to J. C. Adams of “The Adams Report: The GayVN Awards Show Highlights” in 2002 (no longer online) that “we assume everyone is HIV positive”, but as reported by The Sword on February 7, 2008 Hot Desert Knights Productions now test their models for HIV.

Since the 1980′s and 1990′s, more is now understood about barebacking and sexual health and people may now have differing views towards unprotected sex. Some people may have the view that unprotected sex is destructive and bareback porn should not be produced because it could potentially lead to an increase in the spread of sexually transmitted infections. Other people may have the view that people can make up their own minds about whether they engage in unprotected sex by making an informed decision and weighing up all of the facts beforehand. What will always be the case is that each of us will hold our own personal beliefs about bareback sex and bareback porn, but this does not mean that those who disagree with us are wrong, because there will likely be sound arguments for and against barebacking.

What is important to consider about barebacking is that unprotected sex is regarded by medical professionals as being the riskiest form of sexual intercourse due to the possibility of spreading sexually transmitted infections, including Human Immunodeficiency Virus, more commonly referred to as HIV and believed to be the cause of AIDS; the abbreviation for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. Once a person is infected with HIV, they will continue to carry the virus for life because there is no cure at this time and it only takes one unprotected sexual encounter for a person to become infected with the virus. While barebacking can be risky, the level of risk varies based on a number of factors including, but not limited to the number of sexual partners, the health status of sexual partners, right down to whether you or your sexual partner have any cuts or abrasions which could expose HIV to the bloodstream.

Because each of us are different ages, may live in different countries and have had different experiences or been exposed to different situations in our lives, we may think about things a little differently. Some older men who may have known people who died from HIV during the epidemic may avoid having unprotected sex or sexual intercourse completely. Younger guys may not have had exposure to the effects of what HIV can do to a person or the complications of medications and may simply focus on how hot bareback porn is to watch or how good it feels for real. Even though we all come from different backgrounds and experiences, what is important is that we all have the facts about barebacking and what some of the potential outcomes are before we actually decide to engage in an unprotected sexual experience for the first time.

You might be thinking that if barebacking is risky, why do people participate in it. There is no simple answer, because barebacking is such a complex issue, but there are some reasons which can be considered here. The first is the type of sexual partner can make a difference to the level of risk. Those in a monogamous relationship are considered to have a lower level of risk than someone who has anonymous unprotected sexual encounters. Also, the issue of sero-sorting and the discussion of sexually transmitted infections can play an important part in trying to stay HIV negative or reduce the likelihood of spreading other sexually transmitted infections. Another consideration is that unprotected sex is the natural process of life which leads to the creation of life. Unfortunately, unprotected sex when combined with sexually transmitted infections can lead to the destruction of life.

When it comes to bareback porn, some guys watch it to engage in their fantasies, perhaps because they either do not wish to put themselves at risk or they may use pornography to enhance their sexual experiences. It is important to add that a number of studios producing bareback porn test their models for sexually transmitted infections and use the practice of sero-sorting to reduce the likelihood of a sexually transmitted infection taking place. Because bareback scenes can take place in a more controlled environment than in real-life situations, it is possible that the risk to models is lowered and those watching bareback porn need to consider this before barebacking themselves. Many studios producing bareback porn also include health warnings about the risks associated with barebacking. Viewers of bareback porn are advised to take note of the warnings and make an informed decision about their potential sexual partner and potential bareback experience before taking the plunge.

This article has touched upon a number of subjects relating to the level of risk associated with barebacking and thoughts about how people may be influenced by what they see in bareback porn videos. Barebacking is a very complicated subject and there are a number of books available on the topic for anyone interested in learning more about barebacking, including studies and statistics. Because this article only offers a brief consideration about barebacking and the implications of unprotected sex, the most important thing to take from this article is the fact that it only takes one time to become infected with a sexually transmitted infection. It is essential to consider the risks about barebacking before deciding whether or not it is appropriate and whether or not you are prepared to deal with the consequences of barebacking, because even the best precautions are not a foolproof way of avoiding risk.

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Barebacking, Fluid Bonding and Breeding

By Brad Berrigan on July 10th, 2010

Barebacking provides the participants with an amount of increased freedom and a number of options during the unprotected sexual experience, which can lead to a greater level of intimacy and pleasure. Removing the barrier device results in achieving a more intense physical sensation, because the sheath which usually comes between the skin on skin friction is eliminated and thus the level of pleasure increases. The moment of orgasm is also something which can enhance the sexual experience, as a barebacking ejaculation can result in the exchange of bodily fluids between the partners rather than the fluids being restricted inside a condom.

Fluid bonding is a term more commonly used by heterosexuals, which is usually between a monogamous couple or a pair in a long-term relationship. The resulting action for bisexuals and homosexuals is similar, however, the terminology is a little different. When a guy ejaculates inside the anus of his partner or if he ejaculates externally and then pushes the ejaculate fluid back inside his partner, this is commonly known in the gay and bisexual community as “breeding” rather than “fluid bonding”, although it really is the same thing. There are also other terms which describe this action, but breeding is a common word used to describe fluid bonding.

Because seminal fluid carries a number of properties including sperm, the fluid spilling from one person to another carries a number of different meanings. For a heterosexual couple, semen transferring from the penis into the vagina is one way to initiate pregnancy. This is why the term fluid bonding refers to mainly monogamous partners, because the resulting action can lead to pregnancy, which is not the outcome people engaging in casual intercourse may want to experience. For men exchanging bodily fluids, the term “breeding” can be interpreted as the result of a male and female swapping bodily fluids, only that men cannot become pregnant as a result, hence the term breeding mainly referring to the action itself and not the outcome.

The question about whether to exchange bodily fluids is a more intense decision making process for men, because another property of bodily fluid can be the inclusion of sexually transmitted infections, such as HIV. When bodily fluids are exchanged between partners, the risk of infection increases dramatically, so some barebackers pull out before they ejaculate as a technique they use to reduce the likelihood of contracting or transmitting a sexually transmitted infection. There is a concern that needs to be raised with this technique, which is that it is still possible for sexually transmitted infections to take place even when the penis is removed from the partners anus before ejaculation commences.

For some barebackers, the transfer of bodily fluids from one partner to another is an important aspect of the barebacking experience. For others, the skin on skin sensation may be all they desire from the experience. Because the physical presence of ejaculation confirms the finale of the sexual encounter, the significance of whether the seminal fluid is exchanged between the partners can be an important consideration factor for the emotional experience as well. The swapping of bodily fluids can be seen as building a level of trust from a romantic perspective, while others may enjoy the experience of giving and taking from another person, along with a number of other reasons.

Communication is an important consideration for those who are trying to lower their risk if they are using the withdrawal before ejaculation method, because each partner involved needs to be aware of this, otherwise the moment of orgasm may lead to the exchange of bodily fluids. The conversation does not have to be clinical, but if you prefer for the top to pull out or stay inside or if you are the top who wants to pull out or stay inside, it is a good idea to discuss this before commencing the barebacking encounter so that each of you know what to expect. Talking about sex is not as much fun as experiencing sex, but because of the health implications associated with exchanging seminal fluids and barebacking in general, it is important to discuss this.

Barebacking can automatically lead to the exchange of bodily fluids, but not all barebackers like the concept of breeding or exchanging bodily fluids, particularly if they are concerned about the possible health risks associated with the exchange of bodily fluids. Some bareback pornographic studios such as Hot Desert Knights and Treasure Island Media specialize in breeding to bring their scenes to an end and many barebackers enjoy the thrill of swapping loads. Just remember that if you have a preference and your partner is not familiar with your preference, it’s a good idea to discuss your needs to avoid disappointment.

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National HIV Testing Day – June 27

By Brad Berrigan on June 26th, 2010

National HIV Testing Day is a partnership between the National Association of People With AIDS (NAPWA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The purpose of National HIV Testing Day on June 27 is to increase awareness of the importance of HIV testing and to get as many people as possible tested for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Regular HIV testing is important and this day reminds us of the need to get tested for the virus which is known to lead to Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Even though June 27 is the designated National HIV Testing Day in the United States, people living in other parts of the world can participate in HIV testing in their own part of the world too.

The annual campaign encourages people to “take the test, take control”, which implies that knowing your HIV status is important to stop the spread of HIV to others and to help those who are infected who may not know it. According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website Nine And A Half Minutes, every 9½ minutes on average, someone in the United States is infected with HIV. Other statistical data obtained from this website show that in 2006, an estimated 56,300 people became infected with HIV and that more than one million people in the United States are living with HIV and one in five of these people do not know that they are infected with HIV and could potentially be infecting other people with the virus.

HIV stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus and is a retrovirus that infects the cells of the immune system and destroys or impairs their function. Once the body is infected with this virus, it results in the progressive deterioration of the immune system, which is where the ‘immune deficiency’ segment of the name is derived. The immune system is considered deficient when it can no longer carry out its role of fighting infections and diseases and because the immune system is weakened, infected people are more susceptible to a wide range of infections. HIV is found in many body fluids including blood, semen, vaginal fluids and breast milk.

Most people who are infected with HIV do not know that they have become infected, because they do not feel unwell immediately after infection. Some people at the time of seroconversion may develop a fever, rash and experience joint pains and enlarged lymph nodes, but as these symptoms can indicate having the flu, it may not become apparent to the individual that they have been infected with HIV. There is a window-period from the time a person is first exposed to the virus where the antigens do not show up in tests, which can provide a false negative result. It is important to understand that even though the antigens are not detectable at this point, it is still possible to transmit HIV to other people. This is why regular HIV testing is important, because if the virus is not detected during the window period, there is less time between the next test.

The Avert website includes data presented in a clear and precise manner, including statistical representations in text and graphical formats. I will include some of the findings here in snapshot form, however, checking out the Avert website will provide you with more in-depth information. At the end of 2007 the CDC estimates that 468,578 people were living with AIDS in the United States, which is 20,000 more people than in 2006 and 75% of these people are male adults and adolescents. Out of this number, 44.1% were Black/African American, 35.3% were White, 19.1% were Hispanic/Latino, 1% were Asian, 0.4% were American Indian/Alaska Native and 0.1% were Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander. The way in which these people were infected with HIV has been determined to be 47% through male-to-male sexual contact, 24% high-risk heterosexual contact, 22% through injection drug use, 6% through male-to-male sexual contact and injection drug use and 1% caused by other reasons.

It takes time for the statistics to be analyzed and then published, so the latest information available at present is data from 2007. According to data obtained from Avert, at the end of 2007, the CDC estimates that there were 571,378 people living with HIV/AIDS in the 39 states and dependent areas that have a history of confidential name-based HIV reporting, however, it is thought that around 1.1 million people are actually infected. The reason for the difference between these two figures is because not all states have implemented HIV diagnosis reporting, anonymous tests including home tests are excluded from case reports and one in every five people have not had their infection diagnosed or reported. Further statistics are available from the Avert website.

Regular HIV testing is important to identify HIV infection so that those who are infected can determine the best form of treatment, plus those infected can also provide an accurate disclosure of their HIV status to potential sexual partners. This information can then be used by any potential partners as to whether to proceed with a bareback encounter or whether a form of protection should be used, such as using a condom or abstaining from any sexual acts. The National HIV Testing Day is an excellent way to think about HIV testing and remember the importance of regular HIV testing. It is recommended for those who engage in high risk sexual encounters that regular testing every three months takes place. Remembering the date of June 27 is a great starting point to help remember the last time a test was performed to help schedule three monthly tests, such as June, September, December and March.

There are a number of different HIV testing methods used by medical professionals. The standard types of tests used for detecting HIV in blood tests are Enzyme immunoassay (EIA), which is widely used by just about all HIV testing programs. This test is reported to be highly accurate, but no test is 100% accurate and HIV testing programs use more than one test to confirm the presence of HIV. Another test is Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and the Western blot test is used to confirm the EIA/ELISA screening tests if required. For these three tests, a small amount of blood is drawn from the arm and taken to a laboratory to be tested, where this usually takes one to two weeks to complete, depending on where the test is performed. These tests check for the presence of antibodies to HIV, not for the virus itself.

Rapid HIV tests are becoming more popular due to the quick results they offer. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) currently has licensed only one rapid HIV test called the Single Use Diagnostic System for HIV-1™ for medical providers, but several others are in development. The rapid HIV test is an ELISA test, but the results are analyzed alone to provide a quicker result. In the event of a rapid HIV test providing a positive result, then other tests will need to be used to confirm the results before an actual result can be given. Rapid home HIV test kits are also available, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have only approved the Home Access® collection kit for use in the United States, which is not a rapid test itself, but rather a collection kit. Other rapid home test kits may be available, but are not approved by the FDA. HIV tests can also be performed using oral tests, urine-based tests and viral tests.

Rapid home HIV test kits are an excellent concept to test yourself for HIV in the comfort and privacy of your own home without the need for others to know about your HIV test. Sometimes the clinical environment can be too overwhelming for some people, along with the feeling that medical professionals may be judgmental. Most health care professionals are responsible and it is recommended that if you are going to best tested for HIV, that you do this by visiting a testing center or visiting a health clinic or your doctor. Because rapid home HIV test kits are not approved by the FDA, you should consider whether or not you use them, but they may be effective for identifying HIV status. You can purchase rapid home HIV test kits on the internet from STD Home Test and this company offers both blood test kits and urine test kits which can be ordered securely online and then delivered conveniently to your preferred address.

National HIV Testing Day on June 27 is a great way to start a regular HIV testing regime if you don’t already get tested for HIV on a regular basis. Even though this initiative is based in the United States, you can apply the concept of national HIV testing to your own life no matter which part of the world you reside. It’s better to get yourself tested than to wonder whether or not you are HIV positive – for yourself and for those you may have sexual encounters with. The result may prove to be a relief if you are HIV negative and it may help you implement any changes to your life if you are HIV positive. What will you be doing on June 27?

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Bareback Porn Site Review – Bukkake Boys

By Brad Berrigan on June 15th, 2010

The term “bukkake” can be defined as a sexual practice that features a person being ejaculated on by several men and was first represented in pornographic films in the mid to late 1980′s in Japan. Bukkake has now been transformed into a worldwide phenomenon experienced in countries all over the world. Where a female was previously the intended recipient of the ejaculate fluid, guys are now enjoying this fetish where one guy is selected to receive warm loads of sperm all over his body and in his mouth from a bunch of willing sperm donors.

Now that you have been given a brief history and definition of bukkake, let me introduce you to a bareback porn site which is all about this fetish. Bukkake Boys is a recent addition to the internet, but already this website contains loads of exclusive content featuring twinks and hot guys barebacking and ejaculating all over a twink who is eager to accept their warm and sticky donations. Each week a new twink is selected to be the willing recipient, where a bunch of horny guys take turns barebacking him before they unload their dicks by squirting him with their freshly extracted love nectar. The selection of guys vary from creamy twinks to ebony and latino.

The scenes for Bukkake Boys take place at specially organized bukkake parties, where these amateur barebacking gangbangs are filmed. The vision captured on film is sizzling and the guys participating in these parties are very attractive. There are now 20 sizzling scenes waiting to be seen at the time this review was undertaken and these scenes can be accessed using a number of video resolutions and formats, including download and streaming options. There are also some great bonuses you receive in return for your membership price, which is only USD $34.95 for a one month membership. You can get a free one day membership, which automatically renews at USD $34.95 every 30 days.

You might be wondering what you get for your USD $34.95 and the answer is some great entertainment. You receive instant access to Bukkake Boys, after your membership is instantly activated through a professional billing provider (such as Epoch, CommerceGate, SegPay or Webbilling). In addition to the exclusive content at Bukkake Boys, you can access all of the sites in the Gigaporn network (although none of these site contain gay porn). Although the bonus sites might not interest a gay or bisexual viewer, there’s plenty of other bonus content which will. The bonus video section contains a good number of bareback scenes featuring British guys from the Rentboy UK series of videos – a real treat if you like bareback sex and guys with uncut dicks.

Each video at Bukkake Boys can be downloaded using three different video formats. All videos are available in DVD quality, so you can burn them onto DVD format for your own personal use. The great thing about the videos at Bukkake Boys is that they are not protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) or any licensing limitations, meaning that they are yours to download and watch forever! For Apple Macintosh users, it’s great to know that each video at the website is Mac friendly. Even the photos are available in awesome quality, with print-quality high resolution photos of each bukkake scene, plus thousands of bonus photos!

The preview pages provide you with excellent information to help you decide whether or not to purchase a membership. Each scene includes photos of the action you can expect to see, along with the number of cumshots you are guaranteed. In 3 of the the scenes you can watch an amazing 18 cumshots and the number of cumshots in the scenes vary from 11 to 18, so there’s no need to rewind if you miss a cumshot, because another one won’t be too far away! The cum flies in each scene, with the recipient sucking on some delicious dicks, while at the same time getting barebacked before being plastered in cum and left with a face glazed in a sweet substance known to us as cum.

Each scene comes with a great description. Here’s an example from “Cody’s Bukkake Party”:

Cody brought an unforgettable southern charm to the Bukkake Boys set! His apple pie earnestness had us from hello, but there was more to him than met the eye. Where passions for cock are concerned, Cody has few peers! He tongued balls while rock-hard shafts vied for a spot in his mouth, then grinned madly every time a cumshot slathered his face!

The videos can be downloaded in three formats: High Quality with a bit rate of 3,233 kbit/s, Medium Quality with a bit rate of 2,596 kbit/s and Low Quality with a resolution of 1,941 kbit/s. Each video can be streamed using Adobe Flash Player in two options: Best Quality with a bit rate of 1,500 kbit/s and High Quality with a bit rate of 1,000 kbit/s). You can also select to stream each video with Windows Silverlight in High Quality with a bit rate of 3,233 kbit/s, Medium Quality with a bit rate of 2,596 kbit/s and Low Quality with a bit rate of 1,941 kbit/s.

Bukkake Boys is currently the only bareback bukkake porn site on the internet, bringing an exciting and unique experience to guys who enjoy watching bareback porn. If you are looking for anal creampie breeding videos, you won’t find any of that at Bukkake Boys, but what you will instead be offered is some amazing footage of cute guys barebacking and getting themselves covered in cum. If cum eating and seeing guys squirting their loads of cum over other guys excites you, then Bukkake Boys has got you covered! Check out Bukkake Boys right now for yourself – click here to take a look at this awesome new website!