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Of course people have all types of preferences (hairy vs. smooth)but I think that there’s a surge in the appreciation and liking of the hairy male ass.
 
A funny example is this physical therapy video that went viral on YouTube... take a look and check out the comments....
 
Everyone went crazy over this guy’s hairy butt. That video got the highest amount of views than any of their other videos.
 

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There's nothing that annoys me more than a newbie who asks for advice and then disappears.
 
This is what I call a drive-by.

Yep, just got it today. It was a very old password, so I didn't think it was real but was not going to send the bitcoin. Figured it would just escalate the blackmail if it was real. Ironically the camera on my laptop was not working for Zoom I discovered but i finally like two weeks ago figured out how to enable it. For years I had a piece of paper over the camera and it wasn't even working. Guess I will go back to that practice when not using Zoom.

Guess this a fairly old song but I ran across it down a rabbit hole.

Those of us who are older remember when being gay was considered a mental disorder. It was a horrible time in the medical world when all types of doctors were telling us (and our families) that we could be "cured". According to the article:
 
Richard C. Friedman was a psychiatrist whose groundbreaking 1988 book, “Male Homosexuality: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective,” showed that homosexuality was largely biological, rather than a perversion that needed to be cured...
 
Friedman built his work on scientific study of LGBTQ people, using studies of identical twins to investigate sexual orientation as a biological phenomenon. His conclusion was supported by the American Psychiatric Association, which had stopped referring to homosexuality as a disorder more than a decade before Friedman’s study. But in everyday practice, many psychiatrists still held the Freudian view that homosexuality was a pathology. Friedman’s book changed the world for the LGBTQ community, leading to a sea change in the way psychiatrists worked with their LGBTQ patients.
 
https://www.legacy.com/news/celebrity-deaths/richard-c-friedman-1941-2020-doctor-who-showed-homosexuality-was-biological/
 
RIP Dr. Friedman. Your research, analysis and writing has changed so many lives.

Thanks for posting that. It's a needed reminder how scientists have often had to have the courage of their convictions, in the face of ignorance. Today, more than ever, it's important to remember those convictions, given the anti-science days we are in.

Those of us who are older remember when being gay was considered a mental disorder. It was a horrible time in the medical world when all types of doctors were telling us (and our families) that we could be "cured". According to the article:
 
Richard C. Friedman was a psychiatrist whose groundbreaking 1988 book, “Male Homosexuality: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective,” showed that homosexuality was largely biological, rather than a perversion that needed to be cured...
 
Friedman built his work on scientific study of LGBTQ people, using studies of identical twins to investigate sexual orientation as a biological phenomenon. His conclusion was supported by the American Psychiatric Association, which had stopped referring to homosexuality as a disorder more than a decade before Friedman’s study. But in everyday practice, many psychiatrists still held the Freudian view that homosexuality was a pathology. Friedman’s book changed the world for the LGBTQ community, leading to a sea change in the way psychiatrists worked with their LGBTQ patients.
 
https://www.legacy.com/news/celebrity-deaths/richard-c-friedman-1941-2020-doctor-who-showed-homosexuality-was-biological/
 
RIP Dr. Friedman. Your research, analysis and writing has changed so many lives.

Those of us who are older remember when being gay was considered a mental disorder. It was a horrible time in the medical world when all types of doctors were telling us (and our families) that we could be "cured". According to the article:
 
Richard C. Friedman was a psychiatrist whose groundbreaking 1988 book, “Male Homosexuality: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective,” showed that homosexuality was largely biological, rather than a perversion that needed to be cured...
 
Friedman built his work on scientific study of LGBTQ people, using studies of identical twins to investigate sexual orientation as a biological phenomenon. His conclusion was supported by the American Psychiatric Association, which had stopped referring to homosexuality as a disorder more than a decade before Friedman’s study. But in everyday practice, many psychiatrists still held the Freudian view that homosexuality was a pathology. Friedman’s book changed the world for the LGBTQ community, leading to a sea change in the way psychiatrists worked with their LGBTQ patients.
 
https://www.legacy.com/news/celebrity-deaths/richard-c-friedman-1941-2020-doctor-who-showed-homosexuality-was-biological/
 
RIP Dr. Friedman. Your research, analysis and writing has changed so many lives.

Those of us who are older remember when being gay was considered a mental disorder. It was a horrible time in the medical world when all types of doctors were telling us (and our families) that we could be "cured". According to the article:
 
Richard C. Friedman was a psychiatrist whose groundbreaking 1988 book, “Male Homosexuality: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective,” showed that homosexuality was largely biological, rather than a perversion that needed to be cured...
 
Friedman built his work on scientific study of LGBTQ people, using studies of identical twins to investigate sexual orientation as a biological phenomenon. His conclusion was supported by the American Psychiatric Association, which had stopped referring to homosexuality as a disorder more than a decade before Friedman’s study. But in everyday practice, many psychiatrists still held the Freudian view that homosexuality was a pathology. Friedman’s book changed the world for the LGBTQ community, leading to a sea change in the way psychiatrists worked with their LGBTQ patients.
 
https://www.legacy.com/news/celebrity-deaths/richard-c-friedman-1941-2020-doctor-who-showed-homosexuality-was-biological/
 
RIP Dr. Friedman. Your research, analysis and writing has changed so many lives.

Negative at the time of test doesn't mean you can't transmit. That's the rationale for the 14 day quarantines. I know someone who tested negative after repeatedly visiting her father, who also tested negative, while he was hospitalized. However, she believes she brought it into her home and infected her husband and son. Both are fine now btw.

No. Success in this business has little to do with the nuts & bolts of actual sex.
 
To be successful, you have to cultivate great clients who look at you as much more than just beauty or a great fuck.
 
The smart guys realize the turn and burn life is a short-lived one.

Don't care if he bottoms. Just care if he likes to get rimmed.

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Great idea for a thread on this issue.
 
I have a global travel policy, renewed annually, underwritten by Allianz. I checked with them and my current policy does include coverage for this disruption. They cautioned, however, that my policy expires end-November and the new policy will NOT cover disruption from Covid19 or any other pandemic.

My condolences on your loss. I hope your friend knew how loved and appreciated he was. Thanks for your support of me on a day when I was not my strongest. Today, I am a lot better and your note and the notes of the many men here who have taken time to jot a note or send a missive has really helped reinvigorate me. Thanks to all here and again my condolences/

I am in tears. Thank you for everything you are doing.

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Large ships aren't my thing.
 
But large or small, bottom line, you're still on a floating incubator. The industry will survive, but it'll be an incredibly tough sell from here on out.
 
Viking, whom I genuinely enjoy cruising with, is offering ridiculous deals at the moment (free airfare, 2-for-1, no deposits, comped upgraded drink package, added money off). Even with the incentives (and all the tea in China), I wouldn't bite.

Just bringing this back to attention.
 
Now more than ever, this forum is providing a place for people to come and communicate. It remains a great community.
 
If you haven't sent Daddy a 'thank you' for 2020, now would be the perfect time. Or, if you've enjoyed spending more time here and want to continue to show your appreciation, there's no time like the present.
 
 
Let's all help keep the engine going
 
 
 
http://daddysreviews.com/donate

In my opinion, cruise industry bailouts should be near the bottom of the priority list.... at least airlines pay income taxes, employ US citizen, pay tax on fuel, etc.