r/ladybonersgw Review

Faces are welcome on r/ladybonersgw, and that is the whole idea. The sidebar wants "men as a whole" and has no use for "headless torsos and bodiless cocks", and it says the sub is more supportive and more "dude-appreciative" than r/GoneWild. Posters introduce themselves the way a dating profile would: the top post opens with an age and a job, a 43-year-old firefighter joking that a helicopter might make him fly. NSFW is not a requirement, which means shirtless selfies sit beside full-frontal shots with the dick out, and the heat changes from post to post. Even the FAQ of r/gonewild says this crowd would rather see a face than another cock shot. Over the years the sub has had ace, bisexual, straight, gay and pansexual men posting, F2M trans men among them, and every male body type is invited. That is the right crowd for a ladyboners shelf: real men showing themselves to an audience that wants to see the man as well as the body.

Created in 2011, the sub says its rules are what make the experience, and the description points first-time posters to a "Community Guide". Most clips are RedGIFs videos. The banner is the one place where the sub breaks its own promise: a black-and-white film strip of six shirtless torsos, not one head among them.