Travis69

Stare blankly at the wall awaiting the next appointment.

I often see panhandlers with dogs. About one year ago I started buying Petsmart gift cards and I give them out about once every two weeks. Where I usually see panhandlers there is a store about 3 blocks away. I love the reaction I get from the dogs owner and I feel really good afterwards. I buy them in larger dollar amounts in the winter in case the dogs owner wants to buy sweaters, coats or other items to keep their pet warm. Fortunately I've never see a dog with a panhandler that doesn't appear to be well cared for. I can imagine for these people how important their dog is; probably as important to them as mine is to me.
 
I feel a little bad I didn't think of this idea sooner.

I think masseurs should be paid more money than escorts because it's a very tough and intense job.
 
upsell... C'mon the whole purpose of getting calling for a massage and asking "how big your cock is?" is getting a massage and a jerk off/blow job for a cheaper rate.

Agree in general, although I'd modify the advice slightly.

It's good advice to get clean even if no one is going near your ass. One of the most unpleasant sensations is to start giving head, only to get a whiff of bowel.
Why some men never seem to take the time to clean thoroughly is beyond me... he may have performed phenomenally, but "skidmark-guy" doesn't get subsequent invitations.
Cleanliness is recommended, but soap may not be best advice. There are gentler perianal cleansers that sting less and even soothe.

I worked at a clinic with homeless clients. Yes people sometimes buy drugs - sometimes in the task of staying awake during the night so they don't get raped, beaten up, get their shit stolen because sleeping outdoors is very dangerous for everyone. Against popular train of thought drugs are very rarely the REASON someone is homeless however. Many were kicked out of home as young LGBT people or escaped abusive parenting or fostering, some are adults with low literacy and or mental health conditions that make it difficult to obtain or keep work, others are people who did jail time and because of discrimination are unable to find employment so its either going back to selling drugs or homelessness, and finally sometimes a health issue or a major financial or emotional setback (wrecking your car that you run your business out of, your house burning down, loosing your partner or parent) is what makes people homeless. I think people see the world from their eyes and can't imagine something like that happening to them, but thats because they have a safety net that not every has.
 
I give money to people every day, sometimes if I've had a well paying session I'll give 20 dollars to someone. Yes, obviously I have my preferences and biases of who I give to but I try to do it without judgement of what I think they should buy with it, because they, not I, know what they need to do to survive.
 
Also I would ask - how many people here smoke weed, drink, do cocaine or other drugs, smoke a lot, spend your money on sex workers? What makes your vices sanctified and another persons disgusting? I think we all have a self protective narrative about pulling yourself up from your bootstraps - and the reality is that is a lot harder for some people to do because of the circumstances of their life than others. And a lot of people don't particularly want to be sober while being looked at/talked to/spit on like useless failure every day, can you blame them?

Cynical group here. When I give, which is sometimes, I do so with the expectation that I have no control over what that person may do with the money I give to him nor how much money that person has accrued by this activity, but rather I do it with the expectation that at this particular time and in this particular place, I am feeling a kindness towards another human being who may need my help. On a cold winter night walking in the streets of the NE, I may slip a bill of some denomination into the sleeping bag of a person sleeping on the street with the hope that this may be the dollar or five or ten, that brings this person back. I know some find this naive, I find that the world is frequently a hopeless place and I figure I am not giving away money, I am buying a bit of hope for myself and perhaps the recipient as well.

If you are 43 and had no clue the rate was this high you are part of the fucking problem because you weren't paying attention. I could understand a 23 year old not knowing, but you were a teenager when the shit started hitting the fan and should have been keeping yourself informed.

You have a big cock and don't need Viagra!!!! I am VERY jealous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:mad::mad:

I hired a very hot guy and when he showed up at the hotel he told me he was HIV+. I didn't send him away and went on with the session because I always play safe. Would I hire him again?? In a microsecond.

A guy I know was a room service attendant. A typical night he would come home with around $400 to $500.00 extra tips for "services rendered".

Call housekeeping and get a pair of scissors. Cut the bottom of the robe off so it's even with your balls. When "Manny" delivers your food answer the door in that and ask him if all the robes are so short.

Next time you stay in a hotel order room service and answer the door naked with a hard on. You'll either have fun or end up in police custody. Either way it will be an experience you can share with your friends.

Next time you stay in a hotel order room service and answer the door naked with a hard on. You'll either have fun or end up in police custody. Either way it will be an experience you can share with your friends.

Now I always say thank you as I grab my towel and head out of their room. That's TWO words!!!!!

Next time you stay in a hotel order room service and answer the door naked with a hard on. You'll either have fun or end up in police custody. Either way it will be an experience you can share with your friends.

Next time you stay in a hotel order room service and answer the door naked with a hard on. You'll either have fun or end up in police custody. Either way it will be an experience you can share with your friends.

A guy I know was a room service attendant. A typical night he would come home with around $400 to $500.00 extra tips for "services rendered".

Next time you stay in a hotel order room service and answer the door naked with a hard on. You'll either have fun or end up in police custody. Either way it will be an experience you can share with your friends.

Next time you stay in a hotel order room service and answer the door naked with a hard on. You'll either have fun or end up in police custody. Either way it will be an experience you can share with your friends.

Now I always say thank you as I grab my towel and head out of their room. That's TWO words!!!!!

Now I always say thank you as I grab my towel and head out of their room. That's TWO words!!!!!

Will you ask for him to be naked next time and what do you think he meant when he said he was not opposed to "being more sensual"?

Oh no...long gone, but it was the gold standard for a long time. I remember when they connected the deli next door and added a take out window on the lower level. Those days still bring a smile, and I'm blessed that I survived that decade.

Now I always say thank you as I grab my towel and head out of their room. That's TWO words!!!!!

Haven't been to LA in years but loved the Hollywood Spa back then. Not sure what LA has to offer now. Wait for some suggestions but definitely go. They can be fun.