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Yes, if that’s what you want, he’s great at that. NYC.

This is equivalent to a hallmark movie. They’re already pushing the envelope here by going shirtless.

Was this the Lifetime Original Movie Boyfriend experience?

Can someone enlighten me and explain what the abbreviation “CD” means in this context of his profile? Thanks! Maybe something UR community has shamed U for such as CD,chub,race,gender

I think it’s great that you’re exploring something you’ve wanted to try for a while. My advice—focus less on the specifics of “equipment” and more on the quality of the person you’ll be engaging with. You want someone who will give you a safe space to explore without judgment—someone who is respectful, attentive, and professional. Since this is your first time, it might be worth asking if you can have a quick FaceTime or video chat with him. It’ll give you a chance to see if he’s sincere and to address any questions or concerns. At 21, he may be professional and capable, or he may not be—it’s something you’ll probably gauge quickly based on your interactions. Ultimately, all decisions are yours. Go with your instincts, and prioritize feeling safe and comfortable above all else.

If I may ask, first time with a provider?

I wish it was that kind of holiday movie, but alas, no.

Is this true @RadioRob?

❤️

So true, Jean-Claude, so true!

I also see a young Val Kilmer in there too.

What do you mean? What degree or what kind of emotional attachment are you talking about?

I’ve seen him as a provider, and he’s amazing! Professional, kind, attentive, and smart—he’s a true Southern gentleman at heart. He engages with you fully and gives it his all. The cuddles are the best! Highly recommend!

Congratulations!! 🎉 Buyer “love letters” are common in real estate but increasingly controversial. These letters aim to appeal to sellers emotionally, often sharing personal details about the buyers’ lives. While not illegal, they do raise ethical and legal concerns under the FHA by potentially revealing protected characteristics, risking discrimination claims. Realtors are discouraged from delivering these letters to avoid legal risks, often advising buyers to send them directly to sellers. When I sold my pied-à-terre, I received several heartfelt letters from parents wanting the apartment for their child starting college nearby. Ultimately, I chose the highest bidder—an all-cash sale.

If a realtor deliberately provides false information about a buyer’s identity, it goes beyond simply “providing information”—it becomes intentional misrepresentation or fraud. While it’s true that realtors should avoid disclosing protected characteristics (e.g., family status) to prevent bias, actively lying about who the buyers are is unethical and illegal.

Was this a legitimate realtor? Realtors are bound by the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of Realtors (NAR), which requires honesty and full disclosure in all dealings. Misrepresenting a buyer’s identity to influence a seller’s decision could be considered fraudulent misrepresentation, which is illegal under state and federal laws. Additionally, the Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on characteristics like familial status, which means realtors should not provide misleading information to manipulate a seller’s choice. If a realtor lies about a buyer’s identity to sway a transaction, they could face disciplinary action, loss of licensure, fines, or legal action.

I’ve had a handful of providers make this happen, but only after we’d built a regular connection. Partners with whom I’ve been in relationships have also been able to do so. For me, it’s not about dick size—it’s about connection—a mix of chemistry, passion, and intimacy. That combination makes all the difference for me.

There’s nothing you could have done, and fortunately, it worked out. Unfortunately, there’s not much we can do about reviews. Clients can leave bogus feedback, just as providers can post unfair reviews on platforms like Mr. Number. At the end of the day, these should just serve as a baseline. Decisions are best made through personal interactions, mutual diligence, and gut instincts.

Who are you and what have you done with samhexum?