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Moderator's Note: Not sure whether everyone is familiar with Snopes.com,  a fact-checking site that proves/debunks items circulating on the internet and other media. They have conducted a pretty thorough analysis of the  claim that Canada has opened its LGBTQ+ suicide line to US citizens, including contacting officials from Canada's national health system. Rather than rehash the entire analysis, I'll cut to the chase - there is no evidence that this claim is true. Here's a link to their analysis. I encourage everyone to read it.
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now Just a follow-up/conclusion.  I received my new passport book today.  I thought the application photo was bad, well, the photo, as it appears in the new passport book, would prompt the villagers to make the sign of the Cross and shelter in place. 
                                                                                                         

Yes, it means 'separate and distinct'. So queer places are discrete almost by definition. Whether they are discreet is a separate question.

All of the moderators have my phone number. I explained what was happening to everyone that pinged me. I did not have my offline list as this happened while I was traveling for my day job. (Yes a perfect storm of crap to happen at once!)

'Interesting' is doing a lot of work there!

Moderator's Note: Not sure whether everyone is familiar with Snopes.com,  a fact-checking site that proves/debunks items circulating on the internet and other media. They have conducted a pretty thorough analysis of the  claim that Canada has opened its LGBTQ+ suicide line to US citizens, including contacting officials from Canada's national health system. Rather than rehash the entire analysis, I'll cut to the chase - there is no evidence that this claim is true. Here's a link to their analysis. I encourage everyone to read it.
This topic has been laid to rest and is now locked.
 
 

Moderator's Note: Not sure whether everyone is familiar with Snopes.com,  a fact-checking site that proves/debunks items circulating on the internet and other media. They have conducted a pretty thorough analysis of the  claim that Canada has opened its LGBTQ+ suicide line to US citizens, including contacting officials from Canada's national health system. Rather than rehash the entire analysis, I'll cut to the chase - there is no evidence that this claim is true. Here's a link to their analysis. I encourage everyone to read it.
This topic has been laid to rest and is now locked.
 
 

Moderator's Note: Not sure whether everyone is familiar with Snopes.com,  a fact-checking site that proves/debunks items circulating on the internet and other media. They have conducted a pretty thorough analysis of the  claim that Canada has opened its LGBTQ+ suicide line to US citizens, including contacting officials from Canada's national health system. Rather than rehash the entire analysis, I'll cut to the chase - there is no evidence that this claim is true. Here's a link to their analysis. I encourage everyone to read it.
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While I agree in principle, in practice this isn't always something i want to do. There are guys with whom I want to cuddle and others, despite having a great time and hiring again, whom I don't want to cuddle. It depends on chemistry.
I've had a provider do this! I came a little over an hour (we'll say 65 minutes) into a 90-minute session. I started cleaning up and he said "We still have 25 minutes together. May I cum for you and then show off some more?" After the 90 minutes were up (he actually went over time) he showered and we said our goodbyes. Needless to say, I've hired him over and over again. 
Another time, long ago, I hired a regular for a 60-minute session. I came, he looked surprised, then he came, we said our goodbyes, and he left. I looked at the clock and realized it was 40 minutes past the hour. I had an amazing time, so I shrugged it off. About ten minutes later he called me to apologize for not realizing we still had 20 minutes left. He promised a two-hour session for the price of an hour the next time I hired him. The next time, he reminded me we would do two hours for the price of one. He was a regular right up to the day he retired. IIRC, he made a special trip to San Diego from WeHo (where he lived) to see me one last time. 
Not every session ends this way. One guy, who I also hired regularly, shorted me on almost 30 minutes. I came early, he looked at the clock, said he was beat and started getting dressed. When I mentioned we booked two hours he told me he was beat and needed to get some rest. I deducted 25% of his fee. Shortly thereafter he sent me an email about retiring and being in a bad mental state. His shorting me was out of character for him, so I too him at his word about being in a bad mental state. I later learned he had been fired from his management-level day job. I wished him well.
 
 
 

While I agree in principle, in practice this isn't always something i want to do. There are guys with whom I want to cuddle and others, despite having a great time and hiring again, whom I don't want to cuddle. It depends on chemistry.
I've had a provider do this! I came a little over an hour (we'll say 65 minutes) into a 90-minute session. I started cleaning up and he said "We still have 25 minutes together. May I cum for you and then show off some more?" After the 90 minutes were up (he actually went over time) he showered and we said our goodbyes. Needless to say, I've hired him over and over again. 
Another time, long ago, I hired a regular for a 60-minute session. I came, he looked surprised, then he came, we said our goodbyes, and he left. I looked at the clock and realized it was 40 minutes past the hour. I had an amazing time, so I shrugged it off. About ten minutes later he called me to apologize for not realizing we still had 20 minutes left. He promised a two-hour session for the price of an hour the next time I hired him. The next time, he reminded me we would do two hours for the price of one. He was a regular right up to the day he retired. IIRC, he made a special trip to San Diego from WeHo (where he lived) to see me one last time. 
Not every session ends this way. One guy, who I also hired regularly, shorted me on almost 30 minutes. I came early, he looked at the clock, said he was beat and started getting dressed. When I mentioned we booked two hours he told me he was beat and needed to get some rest. I deducted 25% of his fee. Shortly thereafter he sent me an email about retiring and being in a bad mental state. His shorting me was out of character for him, so I too him at his word about being in a bad mental state. I later learned he had been fired from his management-level day job. I wished him well.
 
 
 

While I agree in principle, in practice this isn't always something i want to do. There are guys with whom I want to cuddle and others, despite having a great time and hiring again, whom I don't want to cuddle. It depends on chemistry.
I've had a provider do this! I came a little over an hour (we'll say 65 minutes) into a 90-minute session. I started cleaning up and he said "We still have 25 minutes together. May I cum for you and then show off some more?" After the 90 minutes were up (he actually went over time) he showered and we said our goodbyes. Needless to say, I've hired him over and over again. 
Another time, long ago, I hired a regular for a 60-minute session. I came, he looked surprised, then he came, we said our goodbyes, and he left. I looked at the clock and realized it was 40 minutes past the hour. I had an amazing time, so I shrugged it off. About ten minutes later he called me to apologize for not realizing we still had 20 minutes left. He promised a two-hour session for the price of an hour the next time I hired him. The next time, he reminded me we would do two hours for the price of one. He was a regular right up to the day he retired. IIRC, he made a special trip to San Diego from WeHo (where he lived) to see me one last time. 
Not every session ends this way. One guy, who I also hired regularly, shorted me on almost 30 minutes. I came early, he looked at the clock, said he was beat and started getting dressed. When I mentioned we booked two hours he told me he was beat and needed to get some rest. I deducted 25% of his fee. Shortly thereafter he sent me an email about retiring and being in a bad mental state. His shorting me was out of character for him, so I too him at his word about being in a bad mental state. I later learned he had been fired from his management-level day job. I wished him well.
 
 
 

I never say anything, except "thank you" and then decline from tipping. I am always hopeful that a financial disappointment will speak more loudly than anything that might have come out of my mouth.

Just remember that you’re selling a fantasy.  You may want to monetize your sex life, which is fine, but your clients want to feel that you’re also there for them.  The best providers I’ve been to are client-focused first, self-focused second.  If you plan to advertise on RMass and MF, you’ll also need some training on how to give a massage.  Clients who hire from there have a right to expect a decent massage if that’s what you claim to provide.  

If she wants to date a married man, so be it. But when you are the Chief HR Officer and the married man is your boss, yeah, you resign.
I guess she will pay closer attention to the training video at her next gig.

If she wants to date a married man, so be it. But when you are the Chief HR Officer and the married man is your boss, yeah, you resign.
I guess she will pay closer attention to the training video at her next gig.

If she wants to date a married man, so be it. But when you are the Chief HR Officer and the married man is your boss, yeah, you resign.
I guess she will pay closer attention to the training video at her next gig.

If she wants to date a married man, so be it. But when you are the Chief HR Officer and the married man is your boss, yeah, you resign.
I guess she will pay closer attention to the training video at her next gig.

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigns after viral Coldplay 'kiss cam' controversy
WWW.CNBC.COM Byron's resignation comes a day after the company said it had placed the CEO on leave. FAFO!
She should resign for fucking someone else's husband!

He was on a family trip.  He was 54.

Oh wow. HOW horrible for his family. What a terrible thing to die over something so simple as a strong tidal force.

I like some chat before, during, and after. It makes the playdate seem more natural and less transactional. However, a few escorts have endlessly prattled on, seemingly to minimize the time we would spend playing. That is a bug "not OK."
 

In the screenshot below, note the message in red, which has been at the top of that thread since June 22, 2025.

 

If you think of it like that, you won’t succeed. That’s the first consideration.