Clark Davis is a rising star in the world of gay porn content, captivating his audience with his charm, wit, and undeniable charisma, and don’t forget that cock!
As an OnlyFans creator, Clark delivers exclusive and engaging content that keeps his fans coming back for more; we had a chance to ask him a couple of questions and feature him as Model of the Day; check out the hot photos and vids below!
How did you get started creating sexy content? In December 2018, I needed to make extra money and started filming studio scenes that January of 2019 and after my first contract was over, I started making my own content.
Where is your favourite place to go cruising? I’m an avid voyeur so you can usually find me at all the good cruisy joints in West Hollywood. But if I’m looking to travel to someone’s place, you can usually find me on an app or two.
What’s your favourite song to fuck to? Anything disco house, 90s hip hop, or lofi. Whether I’m topping or bottoming, I like a relaxed environment when I’m hooking up.
You have your dream dick at a glory hole for 15 minutes: what are you doing? I’m proud to be a size queen, and I always like to make the top feel respected and taken care of, even if there’s a wall between us. So I take a deep breath and breathe through my nose until I earn his nut, and I drink as much of it as I can.
What’s the most unconventional place you’ve hooked up at? The summer of when I was 21 was August 2013. There was a hot chef or cook from the Hamptons, and the first time we hooked up was in the passenger seat of his car in the pouring rain in an empty parking lot of an architect’s office building on Long Island, NY. A couple of weeks later, I had him over to my place (where I lived with my family) and took him to my childhood bedroom.
What’s your sexy superpower? There was a movie line I heard that goes something like, “Every time I lay with another man, I let myself fall a little bit in love with them.” My main concern is getting my guy off and taking care of him, and I find the best way is to allow our chemistry to happen.
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There’s something undeniably sexy about travel. Away from our day-to-day routines, in a different headspace, with time on our hands – we’re open to new experiences and new opportunities. We’re open to sexual encounters.
But is the concept of being a travel slut something to embrace? Is it something we should be proud of?
Let’s get to grips with this important subject.
What is a Travel Gay Slut?
While the term may not yet have officially made into the Merriam-Webster, we’re talking about a Travel Slut in the context of someone who is comfortable in their sexuality and actively pursues any available opportunity for sexual encounters while on vacation, wherever they are.
Travel sluts aren’t oblivious to the world around them – there’s a couple of essential principles that ethical travel sluts ascribe to:
Health matters
Anyone who is sexually active should be testing regularly for STIs. If you’re planning on leaning in on the sexual opportunities that your travels might present to you, you’re going to want to get tested before you go and also when you get back home. Plus, you’re going to be up-to-speed with transmission prevention tools such as PrEP and TasP.
Lots of places now offer at-home testing for STIs – for example, in the US the CDC provides a website to help people access at-home testing kits. Regular testing is the best way to stay on top of any risks associated with STIs.
Communication and Consent
Even if you’ve got some language barriers to negotiate, consent still matters. If you’re navigating a sexual encounter and you’re not sure if the guy you’re with is giving you the green-light or not, pause, take a step back, and try and figure that out.
Equally, if you’re the one having second-thoughts, make sure that you’ve learned enough of the local language to be able to clearly say no if you’re not into what’s going down.
Self-Exploration and Empowerment
One of the joys of travel is the opportunity to try new things and grow as a person. When you’re visiting a new destination, that could be as simple as exploring the local naked beach, or visiting the local bathhouse, or it could be experimenting with a kink that you haven’t previously had the chance to dabble in. When you’re on vacation, it’s the perfect time to throw yourself in the deep-end. At the very least, you’re going to have some good travel tales to share with your friends.
What is a sex vacation?
While pretty much any travel expedition can get a bit sexy, sometimes we plan our vacations around sex as the main activity and the main focus.
Maybe you’ve decided on a vacation where you know you’re going to be able to enjoy bathhouses or amazing beach sex, or maybe you’ve timed your travels to coincide with a specific event or festival that guarantees sex-positive spaces where you can unleash your testosterone.
It could be as simple as heading to a new city where you can put your hook-up app such as Squirt.org to work and just have the guys lining up outside your hotel room as you take on all-comers.
What Should I Bring As a Gay Slut on my Next Sex Vacation?
Fuckable resort wear
You want to look good but you also want everyone to know that you are available for a serious dicking-down. As the old adage goes, you are what you wear – so wear something that makes it clear that you’re a total slut for cock.
DoxyPEP is shorthand for Doxycycline that you can take after a sexual encounter to help prevent you from acquiring any STIs. The PEP stands for Post-Exposure Prophylaxis as you’re taking it after the event. Please read our full article if you want to get up-to-speed on DoxyPEP and talk to your doctor or a sexual health specialist to see if it’s something that’s right for you.
PrEP
If you’re HIV negative, then you’re going to want to have a supply of PrEP with you on your travels. You can take PrEP either daily or on an event-based dosage – it’s the most effective way to prevent the acquisition of HIV.
It’s also worth noting that people who are HIV positive and are taking medication are generally “undetectable” and unable to transmit the virus to anyone.
If you’re traveling to a fetish event or some kind of kink-fest, you’re going to want to pack the gear that you need to impress the lads and have a good time. Check out our intro to gay BDSM and bondage article, and read more about the ball gags harnesses here.
It’s okay to be practical – there’s nothing sexy about finding yourself in unfamiliar surroundings with a phone that’s out of juice. Having a back-up power-bank in your backpack is just sensible planning when you’re heading out to a hook-up, bathhouse, or gay cruising park.
Squirt.org
Update your profile – let people know which travel destination that you’re heading to and start lining up your hook-ups with local guys before you’ve even checked into your hotel.
Read up on some of the best gay travel destinations for males on Daily Squirt!
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Queer people around the world are struggling with the harm caused by chemsex – combining drugs such as crystal meth with sexual encounters.
While the drugs can enable an intense sexual experience, they are highly addictive and come with significant health and personal safety risks.
Traditional drug addiction services are limited when it comes to equipping people ot navigate the complex range of challenges that people struggling with chems are often faced with – issues such as internalized homophobia, loneliness and isolation, and hook-up app culture require a non-judgemental type of peer support to help people make the changes required to get their lives back on track.
Starting March 23, 2024, every Saturday for 8 weeks, the Global Chemsex Toolbox is offering a free program to support people needing information with issues surrounding their use of chems. The course is online and can be accessed anonymously from anywhere in the world.
Delivered by community organisations Controlling Chemsex and Impulse Group, the free online course will teach participants practical strategies to learn how to manage cravings effectively as well as how to overcome challenges around sober sex and intimacy.
“Isolation and loneliness is one of the major reasons why people struggle to keep their use of chems under control…” explains Ignacio Labayen de Inza – founder of Controlling Chemsex. “In this course, we will explore together how to connect with others without chems, and we will find ways to reconnect with joy without drugs involved – working together to reinforce self-esteem.”
“We accomplish more when we work together as a community…” says Salina EsTitties – the Season 15 Drag Race alum is an ambassador for the Global Chemsex Toolbox “Help us to ensure that anyone who is struggling with their use of chems gets the help and support that they need.”
“Getting control of your life back may feel like an impossible task but it is possible – we’ve helped hundreds of people already but we know that we’re only scratching the surface…” adds Labayen de Inza. “That’s why we’ve created the Global Chemsex Toolbox as an online course – enabling us to spread our limited resources as far as possible.
How to access the Global Chemsex Toolbox
The Zoom Webinar link for the live online sessions will be published in advance on the website: GlobalChemsexToolbox.com
No sign-up or registration is required in order to attend these sessions – they are completely free. You just need to be able to log into Zoom.
If you’re unable to attend the live online sessions, you will be able to access a recorded version on the website.
What is chemsex?
‘Chemsex’ is the term used to describe sexual activity between people who have taken specific drugs (chems) including crystal methamphetamine, mephedrone, gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) or gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) – these drugs can enable an enhanced sexual experience but they are highly addictive and come with significant health risks.
What are the risks associated with chemsex?
Physical health: Accidents and injuries, nutritional issues, lungs and heart diseases, dental problems, disrupted sleeping patterns.
Mental health: High levels of depression, anxiety, or psychotic episodes such as paranoia or hallucinations.
Emotional health: Issues such as isolation, domestic and relationship issues, low self-esteem or inability to focus or make decisions.
Sexual health: High risks of transmissions and infections of HIV, HEP-C and other Sexually transmitted infections such as syphilis, gonorrhea. Chemsex users are also at risk of poor adherence to HIV medication – potentially jeopardizing their Undetectable status.
Financial issues and unemployment.
Personal safety: such as overdoses, sexual assault, theft, or self-harm.
Legal issues: buying, selling, possessing and selling these drugs is illegal.
Tips on how to control your chems use
Review your bio details on hook-up apps. Be explicit that you’re not interested in chems. Simply putting “No H&H” or “No PnP” in your bio, for example, will limit the amount of temptation that comes your way.
Set limits on your use of hook-up apps. We’re at our most vulnerable when we’re searching for intimacy – particularly when it’s late at night and we’re feeling alone and isolated. If you’ve set yourself a rule that you’re not going to look at hook-up apps after 10 PM, have a plan for other things you can do if you’re awake and can’t sleep. It could be as simple as having some good porn on standby so you can masturbate and get the horniness out of your system.
Don’t forget that if you think it could be helpful you can disable your phone to block downloading and use of apps or websites with specific content (sexual, gambling, etc) using parental controls. You can find out how to do this by Googling ‘parental control iPhone’ or ‘apps parental control for Android’, or also downloading specific apps for this purpose, and prevent the cycle of deleting and downloading the apps.
Know your triggers.The biggest risk of a relapse often comes from friends or fuck-buddies that we’ve had good times with in the past. Odds are, you’re going to get an unexpected WhatsApp message asking if you’re up for some fun. Knowing that this trigger is going to present itself, have your coping mechanism ready to go – have a “no thanks” reply saved in your drafts, have someone lined up who you can call, have some porn ready to watch.
Keep a clear head. We tend to make poor choices when we’ve got a few drinks under our belt. Try and minimise your alcohol intake.
Keep yourself busy. If we’re feeling isolated and alone, and it feels like there’s nothing to do, then a chemsex session will seem increasingly appealing. Set yourself a list of tasks for the day. It could be as simple as reorganising your sock draw or as complicated as making some fresh pasta. There’s always something to do, if you set your mind to it.
If you do have a relapse, don’t beat yourself up too much. Slip-ups happen. Activate your support network and learn from it.
