Q Magazine

September 2025 issue feat. The King of Kink

ISSUE 230

SEPTEMBER 2025

SEPTEMBER 2025

Issue 230

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Cover picture, artwork & design

Colt - with the compliments of

KinkMen.com

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q feature: COLT OF PERSONALITY

Colt Spence Takes the Crown as King of Kink

By Mike Nelson

Colt Spence has quickly risen

to become one of the most

popular and recognizable stars

on KinkMen.com, and it’s not

hard to see why. A genuine fan of

the platform long before he ever

stepped in front of the camera,

Spence brings an unmistakable

passion and authenticity to every

scene he films. His journey began

in 2022, when he left behind the

familiarity of Chicago for a bold

new adventure in Las Vegas, where

he filmed his first scene with the

legendary kink studio. Since then,

he’s appeared in over a dozen

high-intensity scenes, earning a

devoted fanbase drawn to his raw

enthusiasm, work ethic, and deep

respect for fetish performance. As

Spence himself puts it, “I’ve wanted

to be an adult film performer for

a very long time,” and that hunger,

combined with his eagerness to

learn and push boundaries, has

made him a standout figure in the

world of BDSM erotica.

What do you love most

about being part of the kink

community?

Colt Spence: I’ve always had a

particular fondness for people

who aren’t afraid to be themselves

unapologetically. I think it takes a

lot of nerve to be different in our

society and the kink community

is a great example of that. Once

I became a practicing member

myself, I was surprised by how

unaccepted it generally still is even

among queer people. Despite this,

you still see the kink community

representing themselves at pride

or even hosting their own events

which specifically showcase their wants and desires. I think having that kind of attitude for the

things we love is exactly what we all need, especially with everything going on in the world today.

Some people outside the community have misconceptions about BDSM and kink.

What would you say to those who don’t “get it”?

Colt Spence: I would explain to those people that although BDSM isn’t for everyone, there’s nothing

wrong with learning new ways to connect with one another. BDSM requires a massive amount

of trust in your partner and it’s a great way to connect on a deeper level. If you’re at all curious, I

highly recommend doing some research on your own, particularly from experienced and reputable

sources like KinkMen.com.

Do you have a favorite KinkMen scene?

Colt Spence: There are so many scenes that I’ve filmed with KinkMen that have a special place in

my heart for different reasons. If

I had to choose one, I would pick

“Payback” starring myself and

Heath Halo, directed by Christian

Wilde. The scene was filmed out

in beautiful North Carolina at a

recently-demoed nursing home.

I worked in Construction before

getting into adult film so it all felt

very familiar and understanding the

characters was easy for me. Not to

mention I got to work with Heath

who is such a beautiful man and

someone I’d been wanting to work

with for a long time. Everything just

fell into place so perfectly and the

final product is one of my highest

rated scenes yet.

Is there a particular scene or

partner that stands out as

especially intense?

Colt Spence: My scene with Derek

Kage. I can’t help but to smile every

time I watch or even just think about

it.

How do you maintain trust and

boundaries during a shoot?

Colt Spence: It is much easier to

create and maintain trust than it is

to find and rebuild it. It’s important

to connect with your partner ahead

of time and feel out their energy and

comfort level. As a Dom performer, I

know my scene partners are putting

a lot of trust in me to respect their

limits. I always make sure right from the start that they know I take this very seriously and that

I’m genuinely looking out for their wants and needs while we perform. Once that relationship is

established you can really have fun with each other and start to push some buttons.

What’s your preparation process like before filming?

Colt Spence: I exercise regularly, eat fairly clean and always get plenty of sleep leading up to the day.

The most challenging part is making sure my mind is prepared. I don’t think people outside of the

industry understand how much of a mental balancing act performing on camera can be. I’ve seen

so many performers get in their own way over the years by overthinking their every action. The trick

is to keep yourself calm, stay focused on the goal and just have fun with it.

Ultimately, we are all here to make the fans happy so they can experience the same pleasure we do.

Are there any kinks or dynamics you've discovered through filming that you now genuinely

enjoy off-camera?

Colt Spence: You know, I was shocked to find out how much I enjoy flogging! It’s not easy to do in

my personal life due to the amount of space it requires and the all noise it makes, so I never got into

it much before working with KinkMen. Now, after practicing and performing it in a majority of my

scenes, it’s safe to say I really enjoy it and even look forward to it every shoot. I’m definitely going to

keep following that path in the near future and see where it takes me.

What’s something fans would be surprised to learn about you outside of your on-

camera persona?

Colt Spence: I think the fans would be surprised to learn that I am a pretty huge gamer. I honestly

play about 1-4 hours every single day and lately I’ve been playing a lot of Fortnite, Overwatch and

World of Warcraft. Recently I’ve been thinking about streaming online while I play so I can share this

side of myself with fans, but I also have this bad habit of turning all of my hobbies into jobs so I may

just keep it for myself.

What advice would

you give to someone

considering working in

adult entertainment,

especially in the kink

space?

Colt Spence: As cliché as it

may sound, my best advice

to new performers is to show

up and have fun! You would

be surprised by how many

times performers come to

set in a bad mood or are just

completely stuck in their own

heads the entire day, plagued

by worry or nervousness. If

you arrive with great energy

and a positive attitude, you

are already miles ahead of

the pack. We really have such

a cool job and although it

can definitely be challenging

sometimes, you have to

enjoy the whole ride and

every turn it takes.

What’s next for you?

Colt Spence: I am currently

preparing to launch my new

website coltspencexx.com,

where fans will be able to

subscribe to my content

directly and watch all of

their favorite Colt Spence

classics. I also have a bunch

of new studio projects I can’t

wait to share with everyone,

including two great scenes

with KinkMen coming soon!

Visit KinkMen.com

‘CONNECT’ is Australia’s first federally funded program that dispenses free HIV self-

test kits from vending machines. The project aims to strengthen pathways to services,

treatment and support while addressing barriers to testing experienced by newly arrived

migrants, international students, and people from culturally and linguistically diverse

(CALD) backgrounds.

Led by SAMESH since March 2022, and now Thorne Harbour Health SA, the eight vending

machines around the Adelaide metropolitan area have been gaining traction with people

from all walks of life wanting to self-test for free. Accessing a HIV self-test kit is simple,

anonymous, completely safe and includes links to confirmatory testing and care. Just head

to one of the vending machine locations, scan the QR code, answer a few confidential

questions and provide a valid mobile number, then follow the instructions provided.

As the most successful project of its kind globally, CONNECT is proving that the distribution

of free HIV self-test kits via vending machines increases testing amongst priority

populations. This plays an important role in reaching the UNAIDS targets in Australia. The

Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care recently approved funding for a

national rollout over 2 years, so CONNECT will be available in every state and territory

nation-wide very soon.

SAMESH is a partnership between SHINE SA and Thorne Harbour Health that provides

community-based support, education and training about Sexual Health and HIV.

For more information including vending machine locations head to the CONNECT

webpage: https://samesh.org.au/connect-free-hiv-test-kits

q connect: CONNECTing FOR A CAUSE

q book: MEN CAN BE DICKS

MEN CAN

BE

DICKS

Written and Illustrated by Kichi

©2025 by JAKichi

Dedicated to all of us who love men …. and

to some men who love themselves a little

too much

“Nobility is being superior to your

former self”

― Winston Churchill

This book contains cartoon images

of penises and adult

language, so

Republicans, fake- Christians and prudes

ought to stop reading now.

This book is written for the love of men. It is meant to serve as a something of a mirror in which all

men will see a measure of themselves. And I hope its central parable will help men - and those who

love them, male and female – to better understand the dynamics of toxic masculinity. To paraphrase

Cassius and Shakespeare, “the fault lies in our stars and in ourselves.”

Men are beautiful creatures. As a group, as an idea, as a physical being, I love them.

I have been lucky enough to have known mostly good men, Gay and Straight. Men who are in control

of their emotions and their power. Men who are sensitive and appealing. Men who share more than

they take. My partner is such a man, and he is the best man I have ever known.

But many others who love men, both male and female, have not been quite as lucky as I have been.

It is impossible to avoid the truth that many men act out in ways that damage their wives and

partners, damage their own lives and the social fabric. Just read the headlines or the police blotter

in any newspaper.

Yes, women can also behave badly, but when a man misbehaves, it can be devastating to everyone

around him. That’s because men - muscular, powerful and aggressive - are still in charge mostly

everywhere. Men dominate government. They dominate business. Men dominate the bedroom

despite movements marching in the streets for female equality.

Scholars and researchers have attributed male aggression to the “Male Warrior Theory,”4, i.e., that

men are evolutionarily predisposed to hunt and kill for food, and presumably, to see a human he

doesn’t like as just another competing male to kill or a woman to conquer.

That argument must not be used as an alibi by men. Sex may have been destiny for men over the

millennia, but the male has a brain and needs to use it, too.

If the image of masculinity is to improve, men must be aware that a problem does exist. Men must

look in the mirror and recognize who they are. The purpose of this book to be one of those mirrors.

“MEN CAN BE DICKS”

q arts: ARTS CENTRE EXPANSION

 Major milestone achieved for Arts Centre Melbourne expansion

Deep underground

work to upgrade

and expand Arts

Centre Melbourne’s

iconic Spire-topped

Theatres Building

has reached an

important milestone,

as part of the Victorian

Government’s city-

shaping Melbourne

Arts Precinct

Transformation.

Enough to fill six

Olympic swimming

pools, the excavation

behind the Theatres

Building is now

complete.

The excavation has seen the removal of 15,644m3 of earth and has reached the intended depth of

approximately 14 metres underground. The additional space created by the basement extension will

be used for:

- An expanded Loading Dock – twice the size of the current dock, with two new scenery truck

lifts, improving efficiency and safety when bumping-in performances, and allowing for more

performances to be staged

- A new, flexible Rehearsal Space and Studio (the same size as the State Theatre stage), with an

adjoining Function Room that gives a sneak peek inside the space

- A new accessible Stage Door

- The extension of the basement area increases the overall size of the Theatres Building by around

16 per cent

In addition to the basement extension, other essential works happening to the Theatres Building

include:

- Upgrades inside the State Theatre with improvements to accessibility, acoustics, theatre

technology and audience comfort

- Replacing some of the ageing anode wells in the Cathodic Protection System, located in the State

Theatre construction zone. Replacing these helps to safeguard the foundation of the building.

- New and improved places to drink and dine

The Theatres Building turns 41 this October, and the much-loved State Theatre is estimated to have

entertained and enthralled more than 20 million audience members during its first 40 years.

Arts Centre Melbourne CEO Karen Quinlan AM said the works would benefit every future production

staged in the Theatres Building.

“Crews will be able to bring sets, costumes and equipment into the building more safely and

efficiently, and performers will have a new rehearsal space right next to the State Theatre stage for

the first time. The refurbishment will bring the State Theatre to 21st century standards, while restoring

its heritage features for the next generation of artists and audiences,” said Quinlan.

Minister for Creative

Industries Colin Brooks today

met workers on the Theatres

Building construction site,

which increases Arts Centre

Melbourne’s capacity to

present ambitious world-

class performances by 16 per

cent.

“Melbourne’s State Theatre

holds a special place in

Victorian’s hearts. The

upgrades will allow this

40-year-old icon to serve

Victorians for many years

to come, in the heart of our

transformed arts precinct,”

said Brooks.

“This major infrastructure

project will further cement

our reputation as Australia’s

cultural capital, while offering

exciting career pathways and opportunities for Victorians – and a rare chance to shape the future of

a Melbourne icon.”

Civil Construction

Trainee Connie Tropea is

one of 100 apprentices,

trainees and cadets who

has worked across the

Arts Centre Melbourne

project to date, gaining

valuable experience to

kick start their careers

in trade. In total, the

wider Melbourne Arts

Precinct Transformation is

expected to create 11,000

jobs over the life of the

build.

“After more than 20 years

in hairdressing, I knew I wanted a change. It’s been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Every day

on site is a new challenge, and I love that I’m constantly learning and improving. I wouldn’t trade it for

anything,” said Tropea.

The works at Arts Centre Melbourne are part of the $1.7 billion Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation

– a city-changing project that will cement Melbourne’s unique positioning as Australia’s cultural and

creative capital.

The Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation is a Victorian Government project, delivered by

Melbourne Arts Precinct Corporation (MAP Co), Creative Victoria and Development Victoria, in

partnership with National Gallery of Victoria and Arts Centre Melbourne.

For more information visit www.artscentremelbourne.com.au

q film: ST ALI ITALIAN FESTIVAL

FIRST HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2025 ST. ALI ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCED WITH

NEW HIT COMEDY FROM PAOLO GENOVESE TO OPEN THE FESTIVAL

The largest celebration of Italian culture and film

outside Italy, the ST. ALi Italian Film Festival, returns

to cinema screens this September – October with an

unmissable selection of the best new Italian cinema.

Presented by Palace, the 2025 edition of the festival

will screen in Sydney, Melbourne, Ballarat, Brisbane,

Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Byron Bay and Ballina,

commencing on September 17 in Adelaide and

Canberra with other cities to follow.

The full 2025 line up will be revealed in late August with

these first highlights offering a tantalising taste of what

to expect in this year’s program, which will showcase the

filmmaking and acting talents of Italy’s finest.

Opening the festival is Paolo Genovese’s record-breaking

hit SOMEBODY TO LOVE (FolleMente), a romantic

comedy with an all-star cast including Edoardo Leo, Pilar

Fogliati and Vittoria Puccini. Following the global success of Perfect Strangers (IFF 16), writer/director

Genovese’s latest film reveals the innermost thoughts and uncertainties of a modern Italian couple

on their awkward first date.

From acclaimed filmmaker Ferzan Özpetek comes the stunning, female led drama DIAMONDS

(Diamanti). An ode to the beautiful craftsmanship of film costume designers and seamstresses, Luisa

Ranieri and Jasmine Trinca star as sisters running a couture costume design house in 1970s Rome,

exploring the lives and relationships of the women working within it.

The festival Special Presentation is the winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 2024 Venice Film Festival,

THE MOUNTAIN BRIDE – VERMIGLIO (Vermiglio). An atmospheric, visually breathtaking portrait of

a family caught between tradition and modernity in the final year of WWII, writer/director Maura

Delpero drew upon her own family’s past and collective memory to create this rich, intimate drama

that follows a series of consequential events.

A box office sensation in Italy, moving drama THE BOY WITH PINK TROUSERS (Il ragazzo dai pantaloni

rosa) features rising star Samuele Carrino in a powerful performance. Exploring the real story behind

Italy’s first publicised case of online bullying, the film garnered much attention in Italy and sparked

important discussions about the issue.

Starring popular comic duo Ficarra & Picone and festival favourite Toni Servillo, THE ILLUSION

(L'Abbaglio) is a fun re-imagining of Giuseppe Garibaldi’s 1860 campaign that unified Italy. Directed

and co-written by Roberto Andò (Strangeness IFF23) this entertaining tale blends comedy and drama

to illuminate a piece of history, exploring the paradoxes of Sicilian identity.

The adventures of the Rovelli family continue in WHEN MUM IS AWAY...WITH THE IN-LAWS (10 Giorni

con I suoi). This time the family head to Puglia in the hit comedy directed by Alessandro Genovesi and

starring Fabio De Luigi and Valentina Lodovini.

The full programme will be announced and tickets go on sale late August. Register for updates via the

festival website to be the first to know when tickets are released.

The 2025 ST. ALi Italian Film Festival presented by Palace screens in the following locations:

Canberra 17 September – 15 October, Palace Electric Cinema

Adelaide 17 September – 14 October, Palace Nova Eastend Cinemas, Palace Nova Prospect Cinemas

Sydney 18 September – 15 October, Palace Moore Park, Palace Norton St, Palace Central, Chauvel

Cinema

Melbourne 19 September – 16 October, The Astor Theatre, Palace Balwyn, Palace Brighton Bay,

Palace Cinema Como, Palace Penny Lane, Palace Westgarth, The Kino, Pentridge Cinema, Cinema

Nova

Ballarat 20 September – 16 October, Palace Regent Cinemas

Brisbane 24 September – 22 October, Palace Barracks, Palace James Street

Byron Bay and Ballina 25 September – 15 October, Palace Byron Bay, Ballina Fair Cinemas

Perth 25 September – 22 October, Palace Raine Square, Luna Leederville, Luna on SX, Windsor

Cinema

For information and updates, please visit italianfilmfestival.com.au and sign up or follow us

on Facebook @ItalianFF and Instagram @ItalianFilmFest for all the latest news.

q tv: BEAR WORLD TV

The Host with the Most

Hunter Harden Hosts Hunter’s Hot Nights on Bear World TV

By Shane Gallagher

Bear World TV is the place to go for

weekly doses of news, entertainment,

and culture created specifically for

and by the bear community.

The channel spotlights five dynamic

hosts—Marquis the Honey Bear, Joe

Martone, Alexander Rodriguez, Ravi

Roth, and Hunter Harden—each

presenting weekly two-minute segments

that explore the many diverse, fun,

and entertaining aspects of bear life,

including nightlife, travel, pop culture,

humor, and community events.

Each segment brings its own unique

perspective; delivering a rich mix of flair,

humor, and authenticity, from globe-

trotting travel adventures to curated

party picks and playful nods to niche

bear culture.

Hunter Harden, international gogobear and nightlife expert, brings the party to the screen in his

nightlife-focused segment, Hunter’s Hot Nights, sponsored by Gun Oil Personal Lubricant. “It’s all

about vibe,” Harden explains. “A party with hugs, a great DJ, body positivity, and a little glitter? That’s

what I call a hot night.”

He tells us more…

Is Bear World TV only for bears?

Hunter Harden: Bear World TV is bear focused but it’s for everyone in the LGBTQ community. We

quick dive on multiple aspects of queer and bear culture.

Quick is the operative word!

HH: Everything today has to be two sentences or less in order to get people interested online.

Getting quick news is daily life so why shouldn’t our “Bear” news be the same?

How would you describe the overall vibe of the channel?

HH: Fun, supportive, and personal.

The channel is launching during Bear World Magazine’s 13th anniversary. How does it feel

to be part of this next evolution in bear media?

HH: This is very exciting for me. I’ve been modeling and doing Instagram posts for so long. Of

course, they’re just pictures. Making short videos will allow me to show more of my personality and

my own experiences touring the world attending Bear events and parties.

Did you know your co-hosts before Bear World TV?

HH: I’ve known some from being at parties. Joe and I have hung out. I was on Alexander’s podcast a

few years ago. Marquis and I were at a group photoshoot the day before we started shooting for Bear

World TV. We are all very supportive of each other and now we share this channel, our new baby cub,

and we all want it to grow!

Of all of the hosts, who is the biggest bear diva?

HH: Yikes, that’s a hard one. After our group photoshoot, I’d have to say: all of us! We all needed

attention and we all got it in our own bratty way.

Besides your own, which segment do you most love on Bear World TV?

HH: I love them all, but Ravi’s videos in particular, because I love his humor and style.

His segment takes viewers around the world. Where is your favorite place to vacation?

HH: I was recently in Sitges, Spain. The bear community is amazing there and the town is too

beautiful for words. It’s like a bear oasis.

Is Marquis the Honey Bear as funny in-person?

HH: He is! Humor is so important. It helps to loosen our shoulders and knock down the walls that

we all tend to build up in our lives. It does a lot of good to laugh at ourselves and not be so serious!

Joe Martone’s “What to Know with Joe” highlights the movers, shakers, and unsung

legends of the bear world. Who is someone you think he should feature?

HH: I would like

him to interview

Domita DeBaun

Sanchez. She is a

bear chasing drag

performer!

As the party boy

on Bear World

TV, what’s on

your radar?

HH: The weekend

event, Texas Bear

Round Up (TBRU),

is always an option

for those looking

for an easy and

safe weekend. As

for a one-night

party, I’m paying

attention to

OUTLAW by Dusti Cunningham in Los Angeles. It’s a great crowd with fun country music and the

hottest cowboys!

What’s the trend in nightlife?

HH: I am noticing a lot more genres of music being played at clubs that are not your typical circuit

or top 50 playlist songs. I think it’s great because it’s bringing out different groups of people in our

community and creating fun new atmospheres.

Any chance we’ll see a group episode with all of the Bear World TV hosts together in one

episode?

HH: I’d love that! Possibly at a large party weekend where we can all deep dive into different elements

of the event.

What do you hope viewers take away from Bear World TV?

HH: I hope that they see that the bear community accepts all shapes and colors with big bear hugs.

And while we’re bear focused, I think the channel will provide insight for all people in our LGBTQ+

community and allow them to share in our experiences.

Tune in to Bear World TV at bearworldmag.com and follow @bearworldmag on all platforms.

q world: ELSKA TURNS TEN

ELSKA CELEBRATES TEN YEARS OF SHARING PHOTOGRAPHY AND STORIES DEDICATED

TO QUEER MEN AROUND THE WORLD

Elska is celebrating its ten year

anniversary. During this time, the

project has published over fifty

issues, spotlighting local men from

LGBTQ+ communities around

the world. To commemorate this

milestone, a print publication

titled ‘Ten Years of Elska: Special

Retrospective’ has been released.

Inside, a collection of Elska's favourite

stories and portraits has been

selected.

The compendium reflects Elska’s

celebration of honesty and diversity.

Instead of models or celebrities, the

men featured are beautifully ordinary

and appealingly imperfect. And instead

of highly edited and polished writing,

the texts are real, raw and sometimes

random. Alongside tales of coming out

in a Mormon town or falling in love on a road trip

through Ukraine are a frank account of gender

transition, a diatribe against homophobic society

in Northern Ireland and even a lusty poem about

foreskins!

“When I originally started Elska, my goal was simply

to combine my love of travel, photography and

men” says Elska editor and chief photographer Liam

Campbell. “For the first issue, I flew to Lviv, Ukraine

and hoped to meet three or four local guys who I

would photograph in the city and then publish some

sort of little staple-bound zine. But everything just

sort of exploded. I actually met twelve guys there and

I ended up doing at-home nude portraits as well as

vaguely editorial-style street shoots. Because of all

this extra content, I had to expand my project into

something more like a book. And then I had the idea

to include stories, both my own chronicles about my

journeys as well as stories contributed by the men I

met, which made the publication grow even larger.”

“I am immensely grateful that Elska resonated so

well, which has enabled me to keep going for all

these years,” continues Liam. “I am also proud that

I’ve been able to do my work in my own way,

publishing real rather than sensational stories and

presenting images of regular people rather than

those who fit within the confines of conventional

beauty standards. I’ve always found ordinary

people more compelling, and I’m glad, as well

as a little surprised, that so many others share

my perspective. Because of them, I’ve been able

to take my project to over fifty cities around the

world so far.”

Elska's roster includes books made in well-known

and lesser-known places, as well as in gay-friendly

and not so gay-friendly societies. Cities on every

continent of the world except Antarctica have

been featured, including: Odesa (Ukraine), Buenos

Aires (Argentina), Chisinau (Moldova), Taipei

(Taiwan), Tbilisi (Georgia), San Francisco (California),

Almaty (Kazakhstan), Cape Town (South Africa),

Melbourne (Australia) and Dhaka (Bangladesh).

When combined, a total of 827 different men have

taken part in for Elska, and many more are on the

way.

Elska print books, including the new ‘Ten Years

of Elska: Special Retrospective’ are sold in select

shops around the world and for order online. Also

available are e-books, art prints, postcard sets and

annual subscriptions, which include six books per

year.

More information can be found on the Elska website, www.elskamagazine.com

q life: with GABRIEL TABASCO

Gabriel Tabasco: The Greek Ambassador’s Son

Chapter 17: Riding Red Hood - Part Two

With my hole freshly waxed, make up on and my hair in a bouffant, (thanks to Sandy,

the make up artist) I was ready for the photoshoot. The images would be used for the

promotional material of the film and social media.

‘It’s important to get the photos of you before the shoot, before you’ve been fucked and well used,’

joked Scott, chuckling to himself. ‘We don’t want to show a destroyed hole now in our promotional

material, do we?’

‘We do if we want a before and after,’ added the camera man, and they both laughed.

‘Actually, that’s not a bad idea. The Wolf has a big dick, so let’s see what Gabriel’s hole would look like

before and after his pounding,’ said Scott. ‘Make sure you get some close ups of his hole before and

after the shoot,’ Scott ordered Mark, the photographer. Mark nodded in agreement.

‘First get into the poses yourself and then we can bring in the Wolf and you can pose together. Of

course we will also take photos of you both fucking as well during the shoot, but first let’s go for the

solo shots,’ explained Scott.

I was led to an area of the garden where the majority of the filming would be. The first scene for

shooting was a paved path leading to the three. The second scene was a lush, tropical area, (as if a

wolf would be found in the tropics). And the third was a lush area by a pool, where I was expected

to get pounded by and in the pool. All three areas needed to have photos taken before we were to

begin filming.

‘Put these on honey,’ said Sandy, the make-up artist bringing me my costume. I undressed and I put

on the red jock straps that showed off my freshly waxed bottom, the red trainers and the red cape. I

was also given a basket of apples to hold.

‘And don’t forget to drop them dramatically when you see the wolf,’ said Scott as he handed them to

me. ‘Ok but first photos!’

Mark the photographer was ready and instructed me to pose by the path.

‘First with your back and ass to me, so we can see it below the cape, then walking down the path and

then with your erection,’ Mark explained.

With only my red trainers on, and a cape covered my back, and my back towards the camera and

exposing my ass, I turned and posed.

‘And again. And tilt your head a little. Lift your ass a bit…’ said Mark, and so on. ‘Now stand towards me

and show me your erection,’ he asked. ‘Oh. I see you’re not hard yet. Can you help yourself or do you

need a fluffer or…’

‘I can help if you want,’ said Sandy, the make-up lady.

‘Help how?’ Mark said, confused. ‘I mean he’s a gay bottom guy and you’re a lady so how…’

‘I love the gays,’ said Sandy.

It all happened so quickly I wasn’t sure what was happening. But Sandy, the robust 50-year old,

peroxide blonde, with long red nails came bounding up to me, patted me on the bottom, and took

my soft penis in her hands.

‘Cute, isn’t it?’ she said as she rubbed it. ‘Look. It’s growing.’ It seemed like within moments I had an

erection. ‘Love it,’ she said. ‘How big is it?’‘

‘Online it says seven inches. But it might be seven internet inches,’ said the camera man.

‘It’s five inches,’ said his assistant.

‘Perfect for a little bit then, eh? Won’t be too much trouble.’

And as I stood there, posing for the photoshoot, Sandy, who had my boner in her hand, popped my

dick into her mouth and proceeded to suck me.

‘Never did I think I would see the bottom guy of the porn shoot get sucked off by the make up lady

on set. Now I’ve seen everything,’ said Scott the director. Some people chuckled.

‘Want me to shoot this boss?’ asked the camera man.

‘Oh for sure. We can put it in the outtakes,’ he added.

By then Sandy had placed her hands on my smooth, waxed ass. Occasionally she stretched it open

so my hole could be revealed and I got a feeling of the cool air between my cheeks. A couple of times

her fingers made their way towards my hole. I half wanted her to finger me.

‘What’cha doing there Sandy. It looks like you’re going to stick your finger in his ass,’ said Mark the

photographer.

‘I can;t finger him. I just had my nails done,’ she said, taking my dick out of her mouth momentarily.

Everyone laughed at that.

‘How is it Sandy?’ asked Scott.

‘Not too bad. Almost reaches my throat’ she said, literally with my dick in her mouth.

‘Seems like he is enjoying it,’ said one of the crew. ‘You can see it on his face. And his balls are also

tightening.’

‘He is having fun, that’s for sure,’ said Scott. ‘But Sandy, but don’t make him come. We need it for the

end of the shoot…’

But it was too late.

Sandy popped her head up to say something, but then noticed the spasm in my cock and my

shudder and put her mouth over my dick as I came strongly in her mouth. I stood stunned and

shaking as the come rushed out of my dick and with Sandy holding my ass tight. She then did the

unspeakable to fingered me a moment. She knew I liked it and winked for me. A private moment in

a very public setting.

‘Awww… man… no,’ said Scott. ‘You made him come?’

‘Sure did,’ said Sandy proudly. ‘Now that was fun,’ said Sandy, getting off her knees. She gave me a hug,

tugged once more on my dick and then kissed me on my mouth. ‘Come on over sometime and I’ll

make you dinner,’ she said sweetly.

‘You were meant to fluff him. Not suck him dry. And we did not even start shooting with the Wolf,’

said Scott.

‘Won’t be a problem,’ said a voice at the back of the garden. It was the Wolf. ‘I’ll pound him good, he'll

come at least twice.’

Well, look at that

You got sucked dry by a milf

Doesn’t matter if you’re a film brat

You’ll soon get fucked by a dilf

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