Hothornyman

#myfavesellerandwhy is @PoshMilf.
This woman drives me crazy. The thing that really shows is that she enjoys being naughty and turning me on. Everything from her little genuine giggle every time she receives a load to the sound of her soaking wet pussy shows she loves it. Naturally perfect curves in exactly the right places. Her naughty cumslut public antics are UNRIVALLED and she has the best knickers ever, always arriving vacuum sealed and still wet! But alongside this naughty streak is a sweet, kind hearted girl who’s always up for a chat, beautiful but a totally unadulterated naughty cum slut. From our first interaction I was hooked. In my eyes PoshMilf is perfect and her husband is the luckiest guy ever!
Thankyou @lululiciousss for this hashtag 🙂

I’m a quiet guy, barely online nowadays and I never post on the dash but want to say that as a buyer, to be able to see a sellers profile and bio in more detail we HAVE to click on their page. This is purely for us to be able to see the tiny thumbnail profile pic enlarged, to judge whether we have anything in common, or to see if there is something that catches our eye we may want to purchase. Sometimes we immediately realise we’ve seen the profile before and click straight off it again. If you feel you need to block us for that then feel free. It actually does us a favour. For me, to be instantly messaged about potential sales for every glance is an immediate turn-off. If we buyers like what we see we’ll get in touch or follow your page. If we don’t then we move on to someone else quietly.
I’m a traditional guy that likes real women with real curves, a great personality and who doesn’t hide behind filters. Each buyer has their own preferences which is why we browse to find our perfect match. I believe I’ve been lucky enough to find my unicorn, perfect in every way and only tend to purchase off her anyway, but please don’t put other buyers off who are looking for their match by making them feel hounded for simply using the site as intended and clicking on posts to find out more about the seller behind the thumbnail.