It All Started Out So Innocently…

Hmmm, he resembles the ginger guy from that movie IN COUNTRY, except that he’s brunet.

The skin on his legs is so smooth. Is it just youth or something else?

Will Harlow is very informative and knowledgeable on how to best treat certain conditions such as pains, tightness and mobility limitations with physical therapy. I recommend you follow him and view video clips that may be beneficial to you. I finished a row of about 16 physical therapy sessions recently that were to resolve the pain and numbness to my arms and hands . My insurance wouldn't pay for anymore and the therapy did help, but now I can use some of his recommended techniques to further strengthen my core and loosen and tone my thoracic and core muscles.

R2 Some guys never develop what we expect as typical coarse hairs on their legs and arms or even chest. I dated a guy a while back, also a cute Brit like Will, and his body was basically hairless except for his pits and crotch.

r4 Sorry, I didn't mean leg hair. I meant more the shiny skin on his knees, it looks so plump and hydrated. I don't see that very often on guys.

OP, stop drooling over the teacher and pay attention to your lessons.

i think he's an aussie.

also gapped teeth=bi!

Can this hottie cure my piriformis? I haven't moved in a week and it hasn't gone away. I'm really missing my ten mile jog every morning, but I'm afraid I'll end up in a wheelchair if I go running in this condition. I can hardly walk at the end of the run once it starts pressing against my sciatica nerve.

r5 gurl he probably moisturizes his hot body everyday so he can look in those booty shorts, get into it!

R8 You should not plan on running until you are basically symptomless and free of any pain and discomfort. It took me months to properly heal from my sciatic nerve situation. He has dozens of videos, I'm sure you can find a couple with some stretching techniques and exercises that will benefit you.

r10 Thanks, I keep finding conflicting advice online – some say piriformis gets even worse if you don't move, while others say stretching can worsen it. I want to go to my primary physician, but she's a fat frau with an orgonite pyramid under her computer screen, how much can I possibly trust her advice?

Not running for more than a week isn't an option because I have another cancer surgery coming up and I have to be in top form, I barely survived the first one. Well, I didn't survive it actually, but the kind surgeons Pulp Fiction'd me with norepinephrine so here I am, bitching on DL about fucking piriformis.

There are other options besides running. Can you cycle instead since that is low impact and just as good from a strength conditioning perspective.

But now the most important question - who’s had him? His rump looks substantial and satisfying.

R13 I’m guessing heterosexual…