JamesB

“to pasive” Do you mean to bottom?

"In love" lasts until one of you realizes that the other leaves dirty socks on the floor, sings off-key in the shower, or insists that pineapple belongs on pizza. But seriously, that head-over-heels, can't-eat, can't-sleep, butterflies-in-your-stomach phase usually sticks around for a few months to a couple of years. After that, you might find that love has matured into something more like a warm, comfy blanket, still cozy, just less likely to make you forget to eat dinner.

My choices, in no particular order: Milan, Rio de Janeiro, Barcelona, Stockholm, and Buenos Aires.

https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/108894-411-on-gabriel-gabohands-visiting-san-francisco/#comment-1389778

If the choice is between Frankfurt and Munich, definitely choose Munich. It is a more international and cosmopolitan city with diverse dining and cultural options.

In theory, "available now" should mean that the provider is active and ready to respond to questions and book appointments. In reality, it means nothing. Most providers use it just to gain visibility. I've noticed several local guys who are marked as "available now" 24/7, which is obviously not possible.

I wonder how old those pictures might be.

Just like Mike said, you have the option to hide a particular review from your profile. Some clients choose to do this when they write a negative review because some providers block clients who have negatively reviewed other providers.

Welcome to the Forum.

Here's what I would do: First, create a restore point so you can revert back if something goes wrong. Completely uninstall and remove your printer from your PC. Then, power cycle your PC and reinstall the printer using a USB cable and the latest driver available. If that works, you can then try setting it up wirelessly if that option is available for your printer. Good luck!

In December, I usually send a message to traveling providers I try to see when they visit town. I wish them happy holidays and ask them to give me a heads-up if they're coming to my town in the new year. This approach has worked great so far.

Bump.

Would you mind sharing what city?.

I'm looking at SCOTTCARTY's profile on R.men. He is the member who left the negative review. It's showing me five additional reviews: one negative and four positive. Is it showing something different on your end?

Don’t do it. It will not end well.

That's strange. It's showing me five additional reviews: one negative and four positive. Member since 2017.

His latest review is not a positive one, it reads: “Did not perform as agreed. Stole my money. Stole my wallet too. Filing a report against him momentarily. Please preserve all of his information for the authorities.”

He probably typed something like “Chico educado de buenas costumbres” into Google Translate, which should have been translated to: “A well-mannered and polite young man”

https://rent.men/LexArmstrong

Sharing a link to the profile will make it easier to get a response.

Welcome to the Forum.

His profile states that he speaks 16 languages…. You should be ok, LOL!!

Reverse image search points to a Korean film actor.

If two providers advertise together and offer the option to hire them individually or as a pair, what's the issue? Just message them and hire the one you prefer. No explanation needed. You might be overthinking this.