Jockstrap "cleanliness"

[BULGEHOUND]

Or, in this forum: It all depends on whose JOCK is being.... sniffed, snapped, borrowed, purloined...

 

[Furshadowed]

One of my greatest pleasures going to the Weight Room of the university gym was «volunteering» to sort the piles of freshly laundered jocks — the interesting part of the jock, shorts, soap, and towel packages which were supplied FREE to team players and for 25¢ for casuals. The best part of all was sorting the RETURNED JOCKS being often tossed over the counter with a grin by the studliest of the studly! Those jocks would be damp with fresh sweat, wafting man-scent and I'd have a raging boner most of the time as the studs tossing them would have showered, primped and preened and lots of them loved to cock-tease, adjust their bulges, and would sometimes even make «lewd» gestures — all much enjoyed by yours truly! An added bonus was that I could stuff a few of the most-desirable jocks in my pockets and take them back to my room for wild JO sessions enhanced by the fragrance of those sweaty jocks. While I've occasionally enjoyed grungy jocks picked up around the Yacht Club grounds (because i knew WHO had «lost» them) the many I found on the floor of my high school locker room with unmistakable «skid marks» I left to the afficionados of scat.

Wow, I wish I could get a job like that, I'd definitely love to smell a skid marked jock (but im also open for squeaky-clean)

 

[engjock]

It's peripheral, but thanks for spelling "forgo" correctly! Most people nowadays use "forego", which is quite different, of course!

Actually, that was autocorrect on my iPad, billTO: it reverted to the American English spelling!
Living in the UK and being a former English teacher, I only noticed the ‘mistake’ long after I’d posted the original message, but couldn’t be bothered to change it to the English English spelling, mainly because this is a site where the majority are from t’other (Yorkshire English meaning the other) side of the pond.

 

[billTO]

Forego means to go before and forgo means to go without. As a result, work tends to forego a holiday but nobody wants to forgo a holiday. Forego is also a variant spelling of forgo.Apr 3, 2022 [found online]

Looks as if forgo is starting to be develop a variant forego.... Who knew! Room for misunderstanding here.

Cf. forget, forswear, forgive, forsake, forbear

PS We occasionally used to sing On Ilkley Moor ba T'at during assemblies in my high school in Ottawa, 65 years ago! No idea why. I remember the worms!

 

[BillyC]

Hi SW:
I posted the reply below in June ‘22 and I also said that dirty jockstraps don’t do anything for me.
However, if I see a photo of something I don’t like, I’ll just skim over it.
The one thing that’s great about this site is that, thanks to John’s moderating and caretaking of it, it is non-judgemental.
While nowhere does it state that Your Jockstraps is predominantly a gay site, it obviously is. Gay men have wide and varied tastes. My preference, being a bottom, is for pictures of nicely concealed bulges under clean jockstrap pouches and/or hard cocks. However, many members on here do like to see ‘rectums’. After all, that’s what being part of the gay community is. One man’s arse is another man’s turn on. If it wasn’t then gay sex would be decidedly lacking in the one most vital ingredient!
As I wrote below in my final sentence, ‘Each to their own’.
Be proud of and enjoy what turns you on, but please allow others whose enjoyment is not yours the safety and the freedom to do the same.

‘Having been in the RN, anyone whose personal hygiene (body or clothes) was less than clean, was always labelled a ’manky bastard’ and shunned, whether they were on board a ship or shoreside. They very quickly learned. Being an engineer also reinforced personal hygiene. We were also all told that, if in action, wearing dirty underwear next to the skin (socks, T shirts, briefs etc.) could lead to infection if you were wounded. My jockstraps etc. are always washed after every use.
I don’t mind a jock that has fresh cum stains on it, , but one that’s never washed…? Absolutely not, I’m afraid.
I’m the same about bodies that aren’t clean, particularly uncut cocks. Again, thanks but quite definitely no thanks. I’d rather forgo a promising fuck.
Each to their own though.’

And there’s room her for all our tastes, as you mentioned . . . and no room for intolerance if others’ preferences. If only politicians and religious leaders could learn the same.

 

[BillyC]

I,d forgotten that sobriquet: Opiniions are like assholes... a good one and worth remembering'. Thanx. One of my faves is «It all depends on whose ox is being gored».

While not properly used, you deserve points for a) knowing that the word sobriquet exists, and b) for proper spelling. Good on ya!

 

[engjock]

Forego means to go before and forgo means to go without. As a result, work tends to forego a holiday but nobody wants to forgo a holiday. Forego is also a variant spelling of forgo.Apr 3, 2022 [found online]

Looks as if forgo is starting to be develop a variant forego.... Who knew! Room for misunderstanding here.

Cf. forget, forswear, forgive, forsake, forbear

PS We occasionally used to sing On Ilkley Moor ba T'at during assemblies in my high school in Ottawa, 65 years ago! No idea why. I remember the worms!

On Ilkley Moor ba T’at. It was probably an introductory lesson to you all to a great didactic story about the dangers of illicit courtship, the life cycle of all living beings, a science lesson in proving that energy can‘t be created or destroyed, cannibalism by proxy and a stark warning about going out walking in the wrong clothes without taking notice of the prevailing weather conditions!
I live near Ilkley Moor and the wind can get very wuthering up there with next to no notice.
However, and bearing in mind the nature of this website, I did have a very enjoyable fuck up there a few years ago while wearing a jockstrap.

 

[BillyC]

Forego means to go before and forgo means to go without. As a result, work tends to forego a holiday but nobody wants to forgo a holiday. Forego is also a variant spelling of forgo.Apr 3, 2022 [found online]

Looks as if forgo is starting to be develop a variant forego.... Who knew! Room for misunderstanding here.

Cf. forget, forswear, forgive, forsake, forbear

PS We occasionally used to sing On Ilkley Moor ba T'at during assemblies in my high school in Ottawa, 65 years ago! No idea why. I remember the worms!

It is the same with many misused words. Once sufficient ignorance is demonstrated, it is deemed “common usage” and accepted. My senior high school English teachers are likely turning in their graves!