The term “silver fox” originated as a slang expression in the late 20th century to describe an older man who is attractive, distinguished, and has graying or silver hair. The “fox” part of the phrase comes from an earlier usage in the 1960s and 1970s, where “fox” was slang for someone who is attractive or sexy, regardless of gender. The term “fox” likely draws from the idea of the animal being sleek, agile, and cunning. Adding “silver” to “fox” emphasizes the maturity and age, associating it with gray or white hair. Hence, a “silver fox” became a way to describe men who have aged gracefully, retaining charm, confidence, and attractiveness as they grow older.
OUTSTANDING…love the older generation and their desire to “not be outdone” ! !
Thank you for including in the silver fox photo’s. I love looking at handsome daddies!
So beautiful and I would love to suck you off and eat your hot wet cum baby
I’d worship you all day long
all i can think of is tim walz
Ahhhh how Very Nice Indeed! Reminds me of my swim Coach, and how i took full advantage of him…. yes it was I that yearned, and initiated! Even at a young age, i Knew in my heart exactly what path i was on in life. This road has been well travelled in my journeys, and now as a man myself of 58… i Still only yearn and Admire the Older MEN. For They have such great experience and Caring. – ( from my Soulmate and I, Peace be with You All Brothers : )
Wonderfully handsome older men… I’ve always been attracted to Daddies… I stopped being a virgin with a man more than 30 years older than me (at the time I had just turned 18) and it was magical, because that man taught me things I didn’t know until then, and he was so kind and patient with me… Since then I’ve been fascinated by men with gray/silver hair and beards… Simply the best lovers!
André I know exactly the situation! 🙂 And i can only ogle with envy at these fine willies currently, because my situation prevents otherwise!