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I definitely prefer a cute face with a body lean, smooth and toned.

Guys like him can come anytime! 

Such a gorgeous face, and his pullover? I want that! Lol! I like this Dude! 

10 minutes ago, VeryShy said:

Guys like him can come anytime! 

Such a gorgeous face, and his pullover? I want that! Lol! I like this Dude! 

And the bulge perhaps?

@Diogen33

Tell you the truth I don't want to think about that too much. 😆! Sometimes I think he has an Anaconda there. 🤔 By the way, I never saw him completely naked. He is very good in hiding that package, but his whole body look just amazing!

@VeryShy

Often the imagination is preferable to the reality that can be disappointing.

Variety is the spice of life - mix it up. But please, minimize/eliminate the tattoos.  Love to see guys in minimal & erotic micro gear; best with heads and faces.

Dear Professor,  While I know what my tastes run toward, those tend to be eclectic.  I do like the muscular, smooth, hunky, unmarked, handsome male with the big bulge in briefs or hard and stiff when undressed.  A beautiful man  artistically posed with fantastic body doesn't have to show equipment to be sexy.    Your album "Playgirl Men In Motion" is a beautiful example of those various types.  Gorgeous album.  Check out my albums: Beach Bulges and Classical Male.  But I find that I like the more muscular man too (just not the over-done body builder who's exaggerated).  Steve's album of Rick Day Photography is an example.  And my album Mystical Fantasy has a variety of such male physiques. A bit of hair isn't an issue either, just not hairy long hair all over.  A beard isn't a turn off nor is a single tattoon nor a piercing here or there.   It depends on the man, the look, the style, the lack of "sleaze" (if you will).  After all, even a guy in leather and harness is a turn on, look at those beautiful pictures from Colt. 

     Sorry this is so long.  I wanted to help, but think I just make the issue more confusing.  The decision is a find line, isn't it?  What turns us on is sometimes so subjective that it's hard to put into objective terms.