♛Post 189: A Runaway Bride For The Biker♛
Keoniio_SL posted a photo:
Sorry, but this elope is kind of a little bit bored. So I wanted a fun with the photo instead! Thank you, Jamie!
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#1599 – X
#1599 – X
ramon.morningstar posted a photo:
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💠 GASET Store
✅️ FRANK SET
Available at Manhood Event (May. 27th to Jun. 21th).
Shirt & pant.
Fit for bodies Gianni, Jake, Kario & Legacy.
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Témoin (Lille)
Saudade
Saudade
Angelik Lavecchia posted a photo:
Sponsored:
• Aimar set by GASET @ Alpha Event
• Richard hairbase by KARMAZZ
• @ MANHOOD EVENT
o Silas Piercing by FaeTal
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Lady Red (Lille)
… d’un cœur… (Lille)
#1598 – Work, work and work
#1598 – Work, work and work
ramon.morningstar posted a photo:
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✅️ 191 Norman Shirt
Available at @ Alpha Event (May. 22th to Jun. 1th).
14 shirt fatpack colours
Fit for Kario, Signature, Legacy M & Jake.
*After the end of the event, the items will be available in the main store.
Solidarité (Lille)
A Manta do Teu Coração
A Manta do Teu Coração
Angelik Lavecchia posted a photo:
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o Swim briefs by TWOSIDED
o Tattoo “Dogmatic Dog” by GoK
o Ninesins Gem Chain by Anti
o Pose “Raphael” by StunPoses
Photo taken @ Winchester Retreat (Adult sim)
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Back to the classics 01
Back to the classics 01
Bosc d’Anjou posted a photo:
David Hockney (b. 1937) – Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy (1968). In a private collection. Shown at the temporary exhibition “David Hockney 25” at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, April-August 2025.
The curators commented: “This painting of the writer Christopher Isherwood and his companion the painter Don Bachardy is one of the most representative of David Hockney’s double portraits. Depicted frontally, its quasi-stillness broken only by the movement of Isherwood’s head, for the young Hockney they symbolise the freedom of Californian society, where a male couple of different ages could be seen in a relationship that today would be described as “open”.”
