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  1. TonyDown

    zak spears

    I remember him from before he did adult films. One of my friends was a social butterfly that mingled with ease, especially with such a nice looking popular fellow . I never got to know him, but later wondered if it was the same dude doing films. It turned out yes it was. I recall he took part in a daytime talk show after becoming well known, like Maury, Jenny Jones or Riki Lake. I wish I could find that on YouTube, but nothing comes up.
  2. I want to ask a question of members that had the 1st dose of monkeypox vaccine. I do not want anyone's medical opinion, for example from health professionals. I am not asking anyone to surf the internet for answers. Here is the question. During your appointment, did the person that administered the vaccine tell you a 2nd dose is not needed it you've had the smallpox vaccine? That is what I was told yesterday, that if I never had the smallpox vaccine, then I should return in late April for dose #2. Again, I am interested hearing from members that received the vaccine, and not interested in medical professional advice. I hope that is clear.
  3. I feel you! Apparently this is a common scenario. There is a provider very close by. He definitely meets what I want. But his communication has been slim to none. This has happened to me with a couple others. Sometimes it bothers me. I suppose if one doesn't want to appear like a stalker you could admit that, not wanting to be bothersome, just making sure he saw your texts. That said, isn't it justifiable to move on rather than commit to someone not able to maintain good communication with you? I don't have any certain rules. I just get a sense when it's no longer worth trying.
  4. I agree, if a fan of the books, you'll probably enjoy. Lee Child was involved with writing and production.
  5. The provider had a studio in an older building on Lake St. not far from Lake Calhoun in MPLS. It was a Saturday during the day. The entrance was tucked away in back, a sort of peculiar way to enter. I arrived early, just as the provider appeared on skates, back from a few laps around the lake. I remember wondering to myself what kind of reaction he expected skating around in public wearing a tank top and very short white shorts. He had a nice body and a nice smile. He unlocked and led me in. He switched on background music, Yanni. I still remember his long strokes, me on my stomach, his hands gliding from my ankles up to my glutes, teasing a specific location in a way that I loved, arousing me so much that he found additional real estate available to brush his fingers against, so that I would know that he knew I was hard. I was too new and too shy to imagine MT with him. At the end he asked if I'd like an orgasm.
  6. He is located in OC now. A review on Rentmasseur says he looks like his pics!!
  7. Nice guy.
  8. Yup, streamed it. The two leads were great, IMO. Good movie.
  9. I dropped my pay membership after that happened to me, not that Rentmasseur cares. I was just over them, though.
  10. Alexander Malofeev coming to Pasadena in 2 weeks, and later in San Francisco and Seattle. (Anyone wanting to clutch their pearls, he is a grown-up turning 22 this year. He's just young looking.)
  11. Wanted to see it this weekend but apparently no longer showing in theaters in SoCal. 😕 I agree about Weekend. I don't appreciate it nearly as much as the critics.
  12. Thanks for the link. "Daddy's Tender Chicken" sounds like a good read. 😋 But no drawn up scrotum here since I was 11 or so.
  13. There used to be opening and closing full, separate theme songs, e.g. All in the Family. CBS did a piece on Henry Mancini this morning, in particular his theme for Peter Gunn.
  14. Our local public TV ran a Burt Bacharach tribute tonight. Was a feast of wonderful music and performances. At the end it struck me how the iconic version of his favorite song Alfie recorded for the movie has been left out of every tribute I've heard. Cilla Black, recorded at Abbey Road
  15. I've been in a good situation for a long time. The previous comment there is an advantage being among the first wave of layoffs fits my experience. That company ended up shutting it's US location, but by then I was on a new direction. You never know where you'll end up. Don't worry too much about it. You'll get there.
  16. He talked about Deitrich in his book "Anyone Who Had a Heart" We were in the front row left side. 10 years ago in Santa Monica.
  17. And he can tap dance! 👐
  18. In high school, two advocates came to biology class to discuss how to avoid STDs. This was pre-HIV. At one point they explained that homosexuals would get gonorrhea in their anus. I had no idea what they meant. I barely knew about straight sex. But in the anus? How does THAT happen. Ultimately I got up to speed on what goes where. To the OP, if you can get past thinking of it as a dirty, or shameful place, there is pleasure to be had.
  19. He kissed me on the lips. Wasn't part of the massage. I wasn't on the table. It was quick and definitely a surprise.
  20. Sweet, young, beefy masculine guy, if that appeals.
  21. Interesting video! I don't understand how the researcher would comment the fraternal birth order affected only 15% of gay men as a factor contributing to them being gay. Of course there must be other factors, but the fraternal birth order factor would always be present unless no older brothers exist. I doubt if 85% of gay men have no older brothers. Besides, that would be counter to the original hypothesis. No matter where in the birth order, the probability of self identifying as straight remains much higher. So one might wonder what measure he used to reach this 85% are not birth order related comment. The vlogger might have asked for clarification what the researcher meant.
  22. Sexual orientation, at least for me, is not a choice. There is a segment of society that is certain sexual orientation is a choice. I have a hunch that some of those folks who profess "being gay is a choice" are themselves bisexual. Why do I say this? Those folks are a little bit too sure of themselves, as if they speak from personal experience. How can that be? If they desire both traditional and non-traditional relationships but made a concious choice not to pursue, for example, same-sex "gay" desires (at least not when anyone is looking) then they are able to frame being "gay" as a choice, a choice they did not make. So perhaps they assume we all must somehow fit that model, where I ultimately chose to be sexual with men and they didn't. I know the above is a generalization and not based on anything academic. It is based on me trying to piece together what I've experienced, friends that wanted to be sexual with me and even loved me but also loved women and ultimately married a woman and had a traditional family.
  23. Conveniently located near the 405! Looks tempting.
  24. Tried him. Looks like his pictures. Nice guy. I would repeat.
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