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Just for kicks, I checked A4A this morning. Only one fake, an A4A ad, and someone whom I believe to be real. That last one is a head-scratcher. Didn't think actual, living people used A4A!

This is not an exaggeration: Upon logging into A4A there were seven messages from these fools. As I was deleting them I almost missed a message from someone I actually chatted with. Also, I received two more fakes. :eek::eek:

We're resting. Go lie down on the sofa.

We're resting. Go lie down on the sofa.

Oh, my God - I cannot begin to fathom what you are going through. I'm about ten years older than you are and the only thing that comes close is when my asthma flares up. It is scary and causes me extreme anxiety. You must be going through that times one hundred. Perhaps even times one thousand. I hope the new meds kick in and the pain subsides. I'm sending good thoughts and wishes your way and give you my unending support. You must keep us posted. Hang in there the best you can.

Little lion telling it like it is.

Meghan bears a resemblance to Veronica.

It really is. And I just started reading the thread within the five minutes prior to starting to write this (9:15 PM PT) I'll start by saying I am single. That does make my situation very different from yours. However, there have been times where an escort and I have spent "off the clock" time hanging out and it was fun. There have been other times where by the time I realized it was well past the time of being enjoyable we were so far in that it would have been awkward to abruptly cut the guy off. When I've found myself in that situation I've waited for a good time to change the conversation and suggested we wrap things up. For example, I don't barge in mid-sentence and tell the guy to leave. When that doesn't work I say something to the effect of "I hate to cut you off but it is way-too-late o'clock and I really need to go." This also works when you are in your own hotel room. "Go" does not have to mean "leave." It can mean "I have other stuff to do (like being alone) and you need to leave." Perhaps it is my direct nature ( I get accused of yelling when using my normal conversational tone) but that usually ends it.

Some people just like to post stupid comments. Not here, of course, (The comments I was referring to are displayed on DataLounge)

He still lives in the Boston area. Which is the point of my comment. Dude in NYC says he does not live "nearby," but he does and visits every eight weeks. People!

A while ago Rentmen, with whom they are affiliated, was having decimal point and currency problems. (Remember all the escorts whose prices were in That Bhat?) Perhaps the problem has re-surfaced.

I like the comment that says he doesn't live anywhere near NYC. He visits every other month.

And kicking, sadly.

I think I forgot to express my condolences previously. So... My condolences for the loss of your mother. I notified Social Security, credit cards, etc myself and advise you to do the same. Social Security was easy (one phone call which was answered by a very nice lady). My dad died on the fifth of the month, so we were able to keep his last payment (he was still alive when it was sent). Regardless who calls, they will eventually find out once other public records catch up (it takes a few months).

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

Hmmm...if pic #2 is current I’d let him caveat my emptor, but only if our email exchange didn’t seem off.

Oh, you don’t understand - the “v” word and its variants is taboo here.

Andrea_x needs to lay off the photoshopping/filters. Some of the photos almost look like they are of a different guy.

I would (and did for both my parents) publish a death notice. It cost more than I thought it would, but it was worth it. There were people I knew of but whose addresses I didn’t have, so they would have never known.

That was a fun clip to watch. Thanks for posting it.

One of the doctors on the board will do a better job than I will, but in very lay layperson’s terms, depression can be caused by a shortage of serotonin. Hence, a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor will be prescribed. Another term for reuptake is reabsorption. I don’t know whether serotonin is a hormone, per se. I do know it is a neurotransmitter.