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Henrik Sommer. Leipzig-based bottom. Filmed for timtales.com

I think Devin is much more interested in his Only Fans income and making porn than he is in seeing escort clients.

Lucky: Trust me, I don’t.

....that I give them a vote on my life. All those “You should...” comments go in one ear and out the other. On a good day.

My parents had at least one tall Scotch and soda every evening. Sunday morning breakfast included a shot of Crown Royal with a grapefruit juice chaser. I didn’t think that was unusual until I went away to college and then I realized they both drank far more than my classmates’ parents. Far more. I enjoy a cocktail or a glass of wine, but I can take it or leave it. I consider myself fortunate to not have alcohol so present in my life the way they did.

Purloined or no, his text is more interesting than 95% of most RM profiles.

Being treated like an ATM.

To FrankR: yes.

I suggest allocating your income: 1/3 for all living expenses 1/3 for taxes 1/3 for savings. Should you over-allocate on either of the first two, add it to your savings.

Detecting bullshit.

I believe Brad Pitt attended Mizzou. Not remembering that he graduated.

In my Catholic grade school: crawling underneath our desks as part of a nuclear fallout drill. (Yes, really. I couldn't make this up if I wanted to.)

A. Not looking to floss my teeth when I eat out my boy. ?

For me it means: Next.

Seeing Jack Ruby shoot Lee Harvey Oswald live on national television. Sunday, November 24, 1963.

5,3,1

Jell-O 1-2-3. Jiffy Pop popcorn.

It's a great day to go to Home Depot.

If I were a provider, my dream client: John Cena. Bottoming for me.

Suggesting that one only sees “high class clients” is akin to the “luxury condominium” descriptor. Non sequiturs running wild. Does any real estate developer sell “basic” properties? Nope. Same with escorts. I’d fall over if an ad said “I see only basic clients.” It’s just language garbage. Ignore it.

....when the people working at the Apple store address me as "Sir".

Casey Donovan Jeff Stryker Matthew Rush Kris Evans

Phyllis Teene

Live in the truth. Feel sufficiently comfortable with your decision-making to make new choices regularly. Embrace change; do not fear it. Opting to maintain the status quo is rarely the right choice. Consider carefully how many people you allow to have a vote on your life's direction. (Note: in my case, it's zero.) Step outside your comfort zone regularly. Consider activities that challenge your values rather than affirm them. Read. Ask people what they're reading. And why. Play offense. It's a hell of a lot more fun than playing defense. Say "yes" as often as you can. Be generous with your time, your talent, your treasure. Work to meet people of a different generation than your own. Cultivate these relationships. Consider what you'd like your legacy on this planet to be. Pursue this.

What is the unserved/underserved market that your proposed project will target?