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When Mother Nature designed most of us, she had already had a long day. Our DNA got slapped together somewhat haphazardly. Wrong nose, hips too wide, too fat or thin, not tall enough, penis too small, skin a little pale, or maybe a blemish got put in the wrong place. None of that happened when Mother Nature worked on Nicholas Reed.
No, for Nicolas Mother Nature was in a very good mood, setting out with a fresh start to a new day to design a virtually perfect man. Look over these images … see if you can spot one thing you would change.
So the dictionary is full of words that would be appropriate, words like striking, statuesque, hung, magnificent … you get the idea.
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Look at those amazing dimples above his hips … Mother Nature didn’t overlook even the slightest detail. Hmm, so Nicholas has no physical flaws. I don’t know anything about him, maybe he’s got a rotten personality, who knows. He reminds me of how they’ve defined us economically here in the U.S.: you’re either in the top 1% or the bottom 99%. Nicholas is in the top 1% of an entirely different group … the beautiful people.
The boots serve to enhance Nicholas’ masculinity … call it overkill.
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Too bad we can’t all look this good in this pose. The phallus, symbolized here like a proud eagle surveying its territory. Ever heard of a small bird peeking out of it’s nest? Continue reading

Why a series focusing on black men? Hard to explain. There’s something sensual about skin the color of coffee, whether dark or lightened with cream, something hauntingly beautiful about the nuances of African heritage, something captivating in the darker palettes, something uniquely perfect.
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The recession, the medical debate and the balloon boy aside, it time to take a moment and enjoy a few images of the basics that are important in life.
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