I have created quite a few new t-shirts for the UNB Gear collection. We have expanded into more than just undies shirts but we still have to show the underwear love. Here are some of the classic and newest shirts in the collection.

Himbo in Training – Pictured above, the perfect shirt to wear to the gym or out to advertise you are a himbo in training.

Masc Jock – Are you a Masc Jock? Are you man enough to wear a pink jock, either on your shirt or under your jeans? This fun shirt is perfect for a bar night out or to just catch some attention

Underwear Pride pics

Pride month is always June, but why do we have to just celebrate in June and why not add in underwear? We have three different underwear pride shirts. From Left to Right: The one on the left is the Thong Pride shirt, a circle of rainbow-colored thongs. The next is brief pride, it has two meanings, first, you love underwear, and second, it’s the UNB logo in the colors of the rainbow. Lastly, on the right is the Jock Pride shirt that has the rainbow of jocks across the front.

Our classic “Proud Thonger” shirt. This is one of the fan favorites of the shirts. This shirt will proudly display you love of thongs at the beach, pool, or streets. We have three different version, the classic thong lover, Thong Lover 2.0 (pictured above), and the Andy Proud Thonger shirt.

Fun Shirts

One I was just bored and playing around and I came up with the “Shady Pines Luxury Senior Living.” Maybe you’ll see your own Golden girl there. Don’t worry no seniors were hurt in the making of tis shirt. Next we have the Host Mess Express shirt to announce whenyou are going to bring chaos 24/7. Lastly is my personal favorite the dumpster fire.

Each of these shirt retail for $24.99 on the UNB Store, through size XL. Sizes larger than XL will be more due to production costs and will go to 5XL. Check out all the t-shrits on teh UNB Gear page.

Twitter has become a dumpster fire with all the changes happening. Every time you blink, a new restriction or limitation is imposed upon its users. The latest blow? ‘Non-paid’ members are now restricted to a measly 600 daily tweets. They want to put a muzzle on our voices and extinguish the flames of conversation and expression.

But let’s talk about the NSFW aspect because that’s where things get interesting. While some may argue that Twitter’s openness to explicit content promotes a sex-positive environment, the constant changes and shifting guidelines make it difficult to keep up. It’s like walking on a tightrope, never knowing when your content might be deemed too explicit or violating some mysterious rule.

And then there’s Facebook/Meta’s new “Treads” platform, touted as a Twitter competitor. With around 40 million new members jumping on board, it’s clear that people are looking for alternatives. However, there’s a significant downside to Treads—it’s still under the thumb of Meta and their archaic Victorian-style restrictions on content.

From a gay perspective, this is particularly frustrating. The inability to sexualize a man or show off a bulge is a double standard and a blatant disregard for the diversity and freedom of expression that should be celebrated. Why are certain aspects of the male body singled out and deemed inappropriate? It’s time to challenge these outdated notions and embrace a more inclusive and sex-positive approach.

It’s important to note that being sex-positive doesn’t mean promoting explicit or non-consensual content. It means celebrating and embracing healthy, consensual sexual expression, including nudity and sex-positive discussions. However, Treads falls short in this regard. With restrictions on nudity, explicit promotions like OnlyFans, and a lack of sex-positive dialogue, it fails to create an inclusive space for individuals to express their true selves.

The verdict is still out on Treads and whether it can be a friendly platform for the diverse range of voices. As we navigate these ever-changing social media landscapes, we must advocate for platforms that respect our rights and foster an environment where everyone feels safe and celebrated. It’s time for social media companies to listen, learn, and create spaces that encourage positive, inclusive, and sex-positive conversations for all users. Together, we can redefine the boundaries and make social media a better, more accepting place for everyone.

I have a few podcasts done just not edited, and with my unexpected hospital stay I’m a little behind, so I will try one of the short ones done this weekend, and back on track next week. Sorry guys I just need the down time to rest and recover. I have been told by Friday or Saturday I should be at 90%