VPL? How about PPL – or Perfect Penis Line? Or even PP which stand for Perfect Penis, for a guy can sport a PPL when he does not actually have a PP.
What makes for a PP? Well, as ever, beauty is in the eyes etc. etc. So let me give you my idea of what constitutes a PP. A PP is one which is balanced between its length and its girth. Size alone, although an advantage, (come on, we all admire a big cock!) is not the ultimate criterion. It is balance between length and girth which makes for a PP. A PP is rubbery, not shrivelled, when limp and descends in a graceful curve over a pair of high-held balls.
And and for me, the PP is always, and I repeat, always circumcised to show off a fine head set off by a clearly defined rim from the shaft itself. The PP always hangs in the 6 o’clock position when at rest and when erect for action, sticks put at an angle of about 45 degrees to its owner’s belly.
The PP, when hidden in pair of posers sits in the same 6 o’clock position and if the posers are thin enough, allows the viewer to admire both the curve of the penis and its circumcised head. This constitutes what I call the PPL.
So why do write about the PPL now? Well because I think that Denis Mulbah, above, who has also an outstanding physique, along with the unnamed African below him (04/04), together with Daniel Shoneye (27/03) are all superb examples of men displaying a PPL.
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That's a killer body, alright!
Great body and awesome head print!
VPL? How about PPL – or Perfect Penis Line? Or even PP which stand for Perfect Penis, for a guy can sport a PPL when he does not actually have a PP.
What makes for a PP? Well, as ever, beauty is in the eyes etc. etc. So let me give you my idea of what constitutes a PP. A PP is one which is balanced between its length and its girth. Size alone, although an advantage, (come on, we all admire a big cock!) is not the ultimate criterion. It is balance between length and girth which makes for a PP. A PP is rubbery, not shrivelled, when limp and descends in a graceful curve over a pair of high-held balls.
And and for me, the PP is always, and I repeat, always circumcised to show off a fine head set off by a clearly defined rim from the shaft itself. The PP always hangs in the 6 o’clock position when at rest and when erect for action, sticks put at an angle of about 45 degrees to its owner’s belly.
The PP, when hidden in pair of posers sits in the same 6 o’clock position and if the posers are thin enough, allows the viewer to admire both the curve of the penis and its circumcised head. This constitutes what I call the PPL.
So why do write about the PPL now? Well because I think that Denis Mulbah, above, who has also an outstanding physique, along with the unnamed African below him (04/04), together with Daniel Shoneye (27/03) are all superb examples of men displaying a PPL.
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