/s4s/ - anime pillow fight

>>42773 (OP) 
Fatherlessness?

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buying 2 dildos so you can ride one and frot the other with ur mouth and imagine getting spit-roasted and passed around is probably the best use of $20 I can think of, maybe even $40 if you get a cute cage too.

<getting ur zoomer glasses pushed around with cock

new fetish unlocked I hate u

>>42773 (OP) 
It's hard to get a sense of scale in this image. Are the dildos a lot bigger in the pictures where they're not actually going into him? Or are his hands just tiny.

>>42795
Stop buying cheap and bad dildos

>>42811
it's not changing size, the horse cock is like half the thickness of his leg in every pic, he's just getting reamed

also cheap jelly dildos are nice, they're like $10 for a good size and if you use a condom you don't have to worry about microplastics, just store them wrapped separately with a cloth and they won't melt or get ruined, you have to spend like 10x as much to get quality and if you're not using it constantly it's hard to justify.

>>42814
>it's not changing size
The knot is the size of his non-foreshortened neck in the closeup, then when his neck/head is smaller in the mounting scene it's still the same size as his (further from the camera than the dildo) neck.
The head of the horsecock is way smaller in bottom left than it is in his hands on the right.
The images where he's taking it they look about the size of my larger practical dildos, but the incongruence between the face and hands scenes and those depictions is what made me notice it.

>if you're not using it constantly it's hard to justify
With the crazy time sink that any amount of actually properly preparred anal masturbation involves it's really not that hard to justify. Even if you've spent a total of like 3k on dildos trying new things and searching for mainstays you're paying for a hobby that takes like 2-4 hours on the day like up to 4 days a week, that's really not bad value for money.
The jelly dildos are all writeoffs because even if you find something that you like (and the material isn't that appealing in the first place) it can't become a mainstay in the first place. In that sense, it's a certain waste of money rather than an investment that is only a waste if you decide you have no interest.