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When Arjun massages me, he uses a lot of oil, so we shower together after the massage.

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

An excellent question, one that I've been pondering lately. Even when we can resume normal activities -- go to the movies, to a restaurant, ride a crowded subway -- will we still feel comfortable being in close contact with someone who has been in close contact with many people in the week or weeks prior to us?
 
Will we still go to the movies as often as we did? To restaurants and bars and museums? There will always be a lingering doubt and caution, I'm afraid. Dmitri's mention of a year and/or waiting for a vaccine will make it difficult for most of us, but he has a good point. Unfortunately.

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

I look at it this way: My parents' generation was asked to fight World War Two. My generation was asked to fight in Vietnam. I've been asked to stay home and watch TV. I think I can handle that

An excellent question, one that I've been pondering lately. Even when we can resume normal activities -- go to the movies, to a restaurant, ride a crowded subway -- will we still feel comfortable being in close contact with someone who has been in close contact with many people in the week or weeks prior to us?
 
Will we still go to the movies as often as we did? To restaurants and bars and museums? There will always be a lingering doubt and caution, I'm afraid. Dmitri's mention of a year and/or waiting for a vaccine will make it difficult for most of us, but he has a good point. Unfortunately.

This has been said here before, and probably by me, but I'll say it again. I am amazed at how you guys can detect these scams, and can also tell us who the real people are. An Argentinian who was in Rio three hours ago? AMAZING!!!

This has been said here before, and probably by me, but I'll say it again. I am amazed at how you guys can detect these scams, and can also tell us who the real people are. An Argentinian who was in Rio three hours ago? AMAZING!!!

This has been said here before, and probably by me, but I'll say it again. I am amazed at how you guys can detect these scams, and can also tell us who the real people are. An Argentinian who was in Rio three hours ago? AMAZING!!!

It may be wise in coming weeks to stay out of crowds, such as movie theaters. It may also be wise to avoid intimate contact with people whose previous contacts are unknown to you. Right now, no; but perhaps soon?

Your therapist is an irresponsible, inconsiderate jerk. I suggest you find another therapist.

Your therapist is an irresponsible, inconsiderate jerk. I suggest you find another therapist.

Your therapist is an irresponsible, inconsiderate jerk. I suggest you find another therapist.

Your therapist is an irresponsible, inconsiderate jerk. I suggest you find another therapist.

Your therapist is an irresponsible, inconsiderate jerk. I suggest you find another therapist.

Sorry to inform everyone that Utopia and Shangri-La will close tomorrow, until all this is over. I was at Utopia this morning for a great massage with Kevin.

It's fine to discuss Mike or Philip at TSMS here, but I hope that you complained to management. In this instance, asking more $ for getting naked might not be what management ought to hear about, but keeping the room too cold, and shorting you on time is something they should know about.