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Kappa Sigma as well.  Initiated in 1983  AEKDB 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I believe he went by the name Daniel. Eastern European and he did work with the guys out of Total Smooth Skin in Hollywood/Silverlake. 
 
I think he used the posting name as DanielSlovakia 

I’m pretty sure he’s a Russian or Slovakian model who used to be a part of a legit group of masseurs working out of a house in Hollywood. The name of the group escapes me (something like Smooth Skin) . I’ve had three or more massages with him years ago. Above average with extras.

This is the barber I need
https://twitter.com/Scott_barberr

That is “Full Service” alright!!  

Isn't that a bit disrespectful?

yes it is a generally a table that you lay on and the masseur will wash and scrub you down with soap, salts etc and rinse you off. I have also been to places where it is like a tub, but not deep, and does indeed have a drain. You decide if you want to do it before or after your massage. Very refreshing, but of course an additional cost. Give it a try and see if it's for you 😁

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

Waste basket in bedroom.  Rectangle garbage container between vanity and toilet in bathroom, and can under sink in kitchen.  Nothing in the living room.  

I call waste recepticals outside trash cans. Under the kitchen sink I have a covered garbage can with a removable plastic liner. In each bedroom and home office I have waste baskets. In the bathrooms small ceramic or plastic waste bins. They all have a specific purpose. What you call them is somewhat semantic.
I forgot I also have a recycle bin outside the back door off the kitchen.

Wastebaskets are more common inside  a house. Trashcans are usually outside.

I think this is a harsh and insensitive response to anyone who struggles with addiction or mental health. Addiction is a disease that many battle with all their might, but the disease always finds it way back into their life not due to lack of effort. I’m sure addicts are well aware of the repercussions. 
 
Hopefully some day you will find compassion instead of looking at this as something that is black and white. Every person is different and I’m sorry you look upon these people in need as “placating, enabling and grieving losers”.  How about remembering that he was someone’s brother, son, father, uncle, friend, partner, etc.  Don’t be so quick to dismiss human life. 

Sorry...did I say "MOST" ?
I did not.
But there are many who's adult lives are shipwrecked by childhood fame, when Hollywood loses interest in them in their adult years.

The "victim of childhood stardom" is overused.  Most child stars don't go on to ruin their lives, and there are plenty of never famous people whose lives are negatively impacted by drug abuse and mental health issues. 

Quite sad, especially with a now fatherless baby. He must have been struggling financially, living in tract housing in Lancaster, CA of all places. With the fentanyl crisis, it seems like we’re in the middle of our own Opium War and no one seems to give a damn. That’s why I wrote about the poly-drug regimen that many young men seem to be on in the Daddy’s Den forum. Drinking the occasional Almaden Chardonnay was my drug of choice in my 20’s. 

I feel so sad for Nick Carter. He’s on tour and clearly devastated. I’m surprised he has the strength to even perform. 
 
 

I hope you liked my videos! I did about a dozen on sensualmassagemovies.com then started my own site on justforfans because I wanted to show a bit more explicit content alongside the massage. 
I think it’s very normal to like watching massage. It’s good to watch how the massage becomes like an arousal or a seduction. I think guys can imagine themselves going for a ‘normal’ massage and then the massage developing into an erotic encounter quite unexpectedly.

Are you kidding? I wallow here in the thread Hottest Massage Video Ever! Best fetish rabbit hole around.