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  1. The out.com article (thanks @dutchal!) mentions that the home was a part of history and dubbed the "Halloween House." Prior to Camp purchasing the home Joe "Netherworld" Mendillo, a high-ranking member of the Church of Satan, owned it according to the Poughkeepsie Journal. He had turned the building into a space for that community to gather for Halloween. Camp tells Out that Mendillo was a "longtime friend and mentor of mine" and that he purchased the home last fall to "restore it in his memory." So maybe it was related to Camp, or maybe it was related to the house's association with the Church of Satan. If it was directed at Camp, he thinks it was hate-driven because of how visible he is in the community. "It's a small town where I felt comfortable being honest about my job as an OnlyFans creator and my work on the show Slag Wars — two things I am very proud of because all I want is to empower and destigmatize sex work."
  2. If you’re in an area with lots of listings, go for the Gold listing. A Basic listing will end up at the back of the list and few people will see it.
  3. I'm the opposite. Lots and lots of precum, but the main event is nothing approaching a geyser. I'm jealous of guys that can shoot onto their chests, let alone their faces. If only!
  4. I do webcam shows from time to time, and it's not unusual for viewers to greet me as "hey daddy." It still takes me by surprise sometimes but then, yes, I realize that is my place in the world these days!
  5. I’ve been enjoying Tommy Anthony‘s OF. Sexy bodybuilder and a bit of a goofy sense of humor, and does flexing. I also like jflo_lefty on OF. Sexy bartender from Fubar, also very funny.
  6. And don’t forget the dinners at Numbers all those years ago. I went to one of them, my first time meeting other forum members.
  7. Thanks for sharing! Interesting read, tells it like it is.
  8. As you pull the pants off, just pull the socks off right with them. All in one motion, done. You’ll have to search for the socks inside the pants legs later when you’re getting dressed but who cares by then!
  9. The DC gathering has had a number of hosts over the years. It was originally set up by a couple of forum members who no longer actively post here. Since then, the torch has been passed between a few different individuals. I cohosted with a local forum member a couple of years ago and it was a lot of fun. Traditionally it coincides with Mid-Atlantic Leather (MAL) weekend, but this year a gathering was not scheduled because of the pandemic and the inaugural. Hopefully we can have a gathering in 2022, which seems like a long time off but will be here before we know it. Great you'll be at PS in '21. See you there!
  10. There are a number of escorts (both current and former) who I consider to be true friends. We've all met each other through this forum, so it might be a bit different from escorts who know each other through other channels. The guys I know from here we met at the various forum gatherings, and were sometimes hired together. I'll see them when they come to SF and we'll do regular social things like anyone would, and it's a highlight of my year to see them at the DC and PS gatherings (you know who you are!). Through this year we've checked in with each other from time to time just to say hello and make sure each other is OK, which I think is what true friends do.
  11. One day when I was about 12 or so my dad and I were driving around. I'd been studying geography in school, and asked him, "Have you ever been to La Paz (Mexico)?" He said yes, then paused and continued, "and in fact, in a way so have you." Agh! Not what a 12 year old wants to hear! Needless to say, I learned I was the product of a romantic weekend getaway to La Paz. Not too many years ago, my mother apologized to me for having me circumcised. She said she did not know any better, it's just what everyone did back then. I told her I didn't mind.
  12. I'll agree with the others, it's just the usual hourly fee for each, plus whatever tip you may give under ordinary circumstances. If one of the guys has the room, you might want to give him a bit extra as he is shouldering an expense that the others aren't. As @Calix_V2 mentions, make sure you clarify whether this is a voyeur-centric session or a group scene. You don't want anyone to feel ignored or left out, whether it's a client or one of the escorts. Also if you're putting escorts together, don't assume they are familiar with each other or would want to play together. The best bet is to send everyone links to each other's listings or photos so they can let you know if they're comfortable with what's being proposed and who will be involved.
  13. Yes absolutely. But as @big-n-tall mentions, it's not for everyone so you'll need to look around a bit. I'd think an escort offering Boyfriend Experience (BFE) would be a good candidate. Intimacy is important to a lot of guys, and I think sometimes that's the attraction to overnights. People will ask why pay someone to sleep, but the point is you're sleeping with them in your bed and that's intimate and feels good. You don't need to book an overnight to have a cuddle session though, I'm just mentioning that as something to relate to. Find a guy you're interested in, and ask him!
  14. If they’ve taken Viagra to be at their best, they better not be using poppers. It can be lethal, and unfortunately a friend of mine found that out the hard way.
  15. At least until the pandemic, it was customary to conclude a business meeting with a handshake. But with an escort the meeting involves far more intimate acts, so a quick kiss seems more fitting. I think it's meant to serve the same purpose, just a polite gesture to bid adieu.
  16. This guy doesn't seem to know what a male escort actually does. A driver? References?!? I'm guessing he's read some articles about female escorts, but I would not be surprised if he has not met a client himself. Best of luck!
  17. The AdonisMale website provides a pretty good archive, at least in terms of print media. It has a downloads section with lots of pictorial magazines (nearly 6,000 currently), lifestyle magazines, etc. https://www.adonismale.com/
  18. I belonged to one that focused on naked guys in locker rooms. But I haven't visited it in years.
  19. What are the qualities of Hell's Kitchen that you're hoping to find in SF? That could help answer the question. The gay bars are centered in the Castro or South of Market (SOMA). However neither have the population density and intensity you find in NYC. But if you're looking for a place where you can stroll down the street for gay bars and restaurants, those would be the places. Other neighborhoods have urban intensity, but are less gay-centric. But as @Danny-Darko mentions, the city is pretty much gay-friendly all over. One word of caution is that in the pandemic, SF is a shell of itself, as are probably a lot of other cities. Bars are still closed unless they are outdoors and serving food, nightclubs are closed, and gyms are at limited capacity with some still closed. So if you do a scouting trip, just be aware that what you see today is not SF fully-functioning. The good news for newcomers is that rents have dropped, as have condo prices. I'm confident things will rebound after the pandemic, but it might take a while.
  20. Nice ink!
  21. http://www.natebeck.us/graypants.jpg
  22. I dipped my toe into the Daddy identity about eight years ago, when I was in my 40s. I didn't feel quite ready to be a daddy, so used the term "jrdaddy" in my Instagram profile ("jr" being "junior" of course, rather than JR Ewing or something like that). But now I'm over 50, I'm wondering if it's time to drop the "jr" and fully embrace Daddyness. I was talking about this with a masseur I see regularly and he thought I could squeeze a few more years out of "jr" but who knows. We both agreed it's great that daddies are being appreciated, given we're both in the demographic!
  23. Assuming you have an inspection condition in your offer and the timeline for that condition has not lapsed, this is negotiable. Based on what you've described, it sounds like an involved repair that could take several months if done properly and with permits. This is not to say it's not worth it, rather that it is probably not practical to expect the seller to make the repair within the timeframe of the escrow. I'd suggest you get an estimate from a qualified contractor to determine the expected cost of the repair, and use that to negotiate a credit before removing your inspection condition. This is assuming you are not in a competitive bidding situation. If it is competitive, it may not be worth it or able to be resolved. But replacing a retaining wall in a hillside area is not unusual. Over time as soils shift and moisture accumulates (or disappears), these structures fail. So it is not necessarily a cause for huge concern, but it is a significant construction project. In California most residential real estate transactions do not involve an attorney (unlike other states). However, your agent or broker should be able to help navigate this, including suggesting a contractor to get the estimate from, and devising a strategy for negotiating the removal of the inspection condition. That's what they get the big bucks for! But some agents are better with this kind of thing than others.
  24. He’s my doc too ?
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