Colton Dowling

Comedian Kyle Doughty showed his huge dick on his phone to them (Colton and Dylan Carlino on their Some of This Is Bad podcast on YouTube). Then Kyle decided to start an Onlyfans for people to see it. He’s indeed huge. The comedian on before him took off his clothes for the show’s Patreon, albeit censored. He did the entire episode completely nude. They get guy after guy to talk about their dick. It’s crazy.
Which comedian got nude?
 
I was subscribed last month. Honestly, nothing good. He shows his dick head peaking out from his underwear and a bunch of his ass. He had a video of him riding a dildo on there but he took it down. He’d make some good money posting some vids of him getting fucked by another guy.
 
I was subscribed last month. Honestly, nothing good. He shows his dick head peaking out from his underwear and a bunch of his ass. He had a video of him riding a dildo on there but he took it down. He’d make some good money posting some vids of him getting fucked by another guy.
Would love to see that.
 
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He said he’s slept with women in the past. I think he just made himself do it like a lot of us during high school and college have when we were still figuring ourselves out. I slept with several women but was thinking about guys the whole time. Lol
If you've slept with both men and women that makes you bi, you're not a gold star gay
 
If you've slept with both men and women that makes you bi
Just in case it wasn’t clear to everybody: this is absolutely not true lol it assumes that people are confident about their sexuality from their earliest age and have no period of exploration/experimentation. Plenty of gay men/women have had hetero sex at some point, often while they’re working through the complexities of their sexual identity. I understand some people know and are certain of their gayness from a very young age, but that’s certainly not the case for everyone. Have an open mind and let people decide for themselves what their sexuality is.
 
Just in case it wasn’t clear to everybody: this is absolutely not true lol it assumes that people are confident about their sexuality from their earliest age and have no period of exploration/experimentation. Plenty of gay men/women have had hetero sex at some point, often while they’re working through the complexities of their sexual identity. I understand some people know and are certain of their gayness from a very young age, but that’s certainly not the case for everyone. Have an open mind and let people decide for themselves what their sexuality is.
What is important is that Colton identifies as bi. So people should stfu about it as its not their business.
 
What is important is that Colton identifies as bi. So people should stfu about it as its not their business.
Normally I would co-sign what you’re saying but this is literally part of his comedy. Pretending to be bisexual while actually being a cock thirsty gay bottom. It’s a bit he does for laughs. They’ve discussed this on his podcast a dozen times.
 
Normally I would co-sign what you’re saying but this is literally part of his comedy. Pretending to be bisexual while actually being a cock thirsty gay bottom. It’s a bit he does for laughs. They’ve discussed this on his podcast a dozen times.
My memory is the Dylan mocks and invalidates him, and sometimes he pushes back and other times not.
 
This is exactly why labels are so problematic. Not because they aren't useful social tools, but because people try to put too much importance on them, create weird stereotypes and rules around them, and assume other parts of someone's life based on them. Labels should be the start of a nuanced conversation to build out an understanding of something deeper and unique. People hear a label and auto fill a backstory of stereotypes about someone's life, which might be true sometimes, or even most of the time, but absolutely not all of the time. Dump the rules and assumptions. Keep labels simple.
 
This is exactly why labels are so problematic. Not because they aren't useful social tools, but because people try to put too much importance on them, create weird stereotypes and rules around them, and assume other parts of someone's life based on them. Labels should be the start of a nuanced conversation to build out an understanding of something deeper and unique. People hear a label and auto fill a backstory of stereotypes about someone's life, which might be true sometimes, or even most of the time, but absolutely not all of the time. Dump the rules and assumptions. Keep labels simple.
Now back to discussing cock…