
News Round-Up: October 4, 2021
Some news items you might have missed: • GoPride: Davey Wavey (above) is getting ready to celebrate 15 years starring in online videos, often talking about gay sex, in mostly short, entertaining, informative content for YouTube and beyond. You can check out my interview with the sexpert from when he launched his sex positive Himeros.tv site below. Continue reading “News Round-Up: October 4, 2021”
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Podcast: YouTube Star Davey Wavey “Porn Doesn’t Teach You How To Have Good Sex”
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| Davey Wavey |
It’s no surprise that the most obvious trait that sets gay men apart from the rest of the world is the fact that we have sex with men.
But in truth, few of us ever had someone explain or teach us about gay sexuality.
In today’s Randy Report podcast, I chat with popular sex-positive YouTube vlogger and gay sexuality authority Davey Wavey.
With over a million subscribers to his YouTube channel and over 400 million views of his videos, Davey Wavey has spent years covering LGBT topics relating to sex, relationships, coming out, dating, boys, and just about anything having to do with homosexuality.
Davey chats about his latest endeavor – new website HimEros.tv – which he describes as “an erotic playground for men who have sex with men to enhance their experience of sex and sexuality.”
“Porn is designed to get you off,” Wavey says. “It’s not designed to teach you about pleasure or connection or intimacy. Porn doesn’t teach you how to have good sex. What we do in the bedroom is often a reflection of what we watch on the computer screen. It’s my hope that by serving a different flavor of gay erotica, we can encourage gay men to shift their approach.”
You can follow Davey Wavey on YouTube at www.youtube.com/user/wickydkewl
And you can check out his new site here – www.HimEros.tv
Hit the play button above to listen to my chat with Davey Wavey.
Davey Wavey: Things NOT To Ask To Someone In An Open Relationship
Davey Wavey shares his thoughts on the concept of open relationships based on the fact that he, himself, is in one.
Covering a range of questions, the short video is basically a primer in “what not to ask people in an open relationship.”
I personally don’t have a problem with the idea as long as the two adults in the relationship are clear and honest about the parameters and communication stays open.
What do you think? Leave your comments below.