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When they've done actual studies, IIRC, they've found women do just abut as much in terms of space-hogging on the subway as men do. Women put bags on seats, wrap themselves around poles, etc.

Dammit I'm 47

You wrote to someone you weren't hiring to pick at his grammar? What reaction did you expect?

Seems his Rentmen ad has expired. Anyone know if he is taking a break or just has enough regulars he's not advertising now?

There were showers in high school, but in all four years I took gym pluse was on the track team I saw exactly 3 boys use them, and only once each. We didn't shower after class so we never got totally naked, people kept their underwear on as they changed. After college when I went back home I joined the local YMCA which at the time just had a big shower room with 8 shower heads on the wall. About 10 years ago they put in clunky stalls around the shower heads, which was extremely annoying since there really isn't that much room and taller people are continually banking their elbows on the walls. I have since joined a different gym with larger shower stalls.

Eh, I had never taken a group shower before I was 22 and I got over it fairly quickly once I did it. And I'm, I think, below average in ability to "get over" things...

If you have that kind of money it's easier to bring any needed help in. Why be one of ten people an aide is looking out for when you can have one person dealing only with you? And the price is about the same...

Well yes AZDR, and I and others have done similar at things like races in Central Park. But in a locker room is silly. You just get your underwear wet.

If they are socking away $36k per year to their 401(k)s they are, by definition, NOT "living paycheck to paycheck." They are just spending most of their take-home pay. Also keep in mind they likely work for employers who match part of their contributions, so that $36k is probably $54k going into their accounts each year. And when the kids go to college they wqn't be paying childcare or lessons any more, so the expense of college will be a wash from their perspectinve.

I will say when I was a HS senior and working 30+ hours a week it pissed me off when the teacher would make a snarky comment about me not having done my homework when 3/4 of the class(snotty rich kids) were copying and not doing it themselves anyway.

I'm pretty sure the thanks for the compliment is negated by the leading with "threw up a little bit in my mouth."

Well, my size probably deters a lot of one-on-one stuff, being 6'3" and looking more muscular than I actually am keeps a lot of people from bothering with me. But I'm also fairly cautious about where I go/park/etc too.

pickpocketed once, but the thief was kind enough to just take the cash and leave the wallet with my ID and cards in the casino restroom so I probably netted out about the same... cash stolen out of a HS locker backpack stolen from a bar, nothing of value init except a personalized rugby jersey and house burglarized - got my class ring and some old coins that may not have been worth much. The worst part about that was my house was kind of a pigsty at the time and I had to let the cops in and say, "No, they weren't in this room, it already looked like this..."

I knew one gay thruple that was a long term couple and the third they added, and apparently it ended with hurt feelings on the part of the third. I think that couple tried it one or two other times and then eventually they broke up with each other at around the 20 year mark. They still seem to be friendly.

No. And I wasn't questioning that people in the military are less uptight about nudity. I'm just saying that of my father's generation, pretty much all of them had served because there was a draft. Now I know very very few people my age who have served.

The average family size today is FAR smaller than it was prior to widespread birth control and legal abortion. The vast majority of people I know under 30 have 1 or no siblings.

But we now have an all-volunteer military and it's a less universal experience than it was 50 years ago when successive generations of men faced the draft.

I have no idea on the reporting issue, but what if he just says they were all teenagers and leaves out the adult/minor aspect of the story? shifting the details slightly probably takes it out of the realm of a crime while not being all that relevant to the emotional aspect.

New Paradise is good. I've never had the body scrub there. Alex is the best of them IMO but I've never had a bad massage there.

The downside to first class is that on the route I fly, the first class bathroom is at the front of the first class cabin, where the ceiling is lower because it's already sloping for the nose of the plane. I'm always afraid an inopportune moment of turbulence will render me quadriplegic. I prefer when it's in the back of the 1st cabin, so it's full height.

I'm saying statistically they're less likely, if you're over 25 and been fucking bareback odds are you've already got it...it would make more sense to put everyone under 30 on it. And I said nothing about affordability, and I'm not blaming people who can't afford it for not being on it. I'm just saying that some people seem to be acting like everyone is on PreP when the truth is the vast majority of MSM aren't. I know people who are on PreP who, frankly, I doubt have sex more than once a year. It would be more cost-effective for them to go on PEP after each sex act.

https://www.poz.com/article/estimated-136000-people-prep-us Math. 136,000 people on PreP. Most of them white men over the age of 25, one of the lower risk subgroups.

I'm concerned that barebacking is becoming the norm because at least in the US only a fraction of MSM are taking PreP consistently and it seems like most of them are people who wouldn't have needed it anyway.

FYI Realistically if you're only topping there's not much risk, though if you are uncircumcised it's slightly riskier so you might want to still go on PreP.

For someone who's making 9 bucks an hour working a dead-end job, porn pay is astronomical.