Luv2play

I had a top a couple of years ago who underperformed and as a result agreed to a reduced rate. When I wrote a less than stellar review on RM, he contacted me and asked me to get it removed. I agreed since I figured anyone can have an off night and all his other reviews, while not very numerous, were 5 stars from credible sources.

Buck up. The best is yet to come if you approach it with a positive attitude. Experience counts for a lot and will help you navigate the 40s, 50s and beyond. You can have a blast if you want to and will it for yourself.

Oh, he also kissed passionately. ?

I was with GABRIEL a couple of years ago in Montreal and part of his allure was that he was a great pisser, as evidenced from his Cockyboy videos. He certainly lived up to his reputation. I hired him several times thereafter including an overnight also because he was a great top with stamina and great cum shots. Regrettably he seems to have retired from the escort scene.

“Glory in the flower” is usually overlooked In any précis of the poem. But it deserves equal emphasis.

“...take strength in what remains behind.”

I agree. I read RFTR years ago and in these last 4 years have had flashbacks to the arc of history of the 30’s. Today I’m thinking maybe Donald will burn down the White House rather than relinquishing it to Biden. Shades of the Reichstag.

I hadn’t realized that was Toobin’s latest book. Ironic title given his recent experience.

I know. I posted first before seeing your post. Your wording is a bit different. I did mine from memory. Is yours the actual wording?

They made a movie and gave it the title “Splendor in the Grass” from a line in what poem?

Did she also say “ I’ve been rich and I’ve been poor, and trust me, rich is better.”

That was the quote given to me in my high school yearbook. Did I have some splaining to do with my parents!

I would love to have that book.

Can you imagine how much money that amounted to spent on porn over the years? I winced when I threw my stuff out.

As a kid, I used to love those moments in American films on TV when the criminals crossed the county line with a sheriff and posse in hot pursuit. (These were mostly Westerns or comedies like Laurel and Hardy.) Once in the next county, the bad guys would turn and thumb their noses at their pursuers. I always knew this had a legal significance in the American context, whereas it did not in Canada, where criminal violations fall within federal or provincial jurisdictions. The way we distinguished counties in Canada back in the 50's was whether the roads were paved or not. When you crossed a county line and went from pavement to dirt road, you knew you had entered the territory of a member of the government opposition party (roads were a provincial responsibility and political boundaries were generally drawn along county lines in the countryside). Unpaved roads were a way to remind electors that they should switch party allegiance in the next provincial election. I think this mostly applied in Quebec, where politics were pretty hard-knuckle.

I've always preferred the city.

Thanks for your clarification and expansion on the subject of the continuity of the crown when a current occupant is dethroned. My understanding is that direct heirs of these unfortunate souls (from their perspective), are referred to in the vernacular as pretenders to the throne. This has happened all over Europe over the centuries in countries like Russia, France, Spain, Italy, etc as revolutions or wars have toppled their thrones. The monarchy did get restored in France In the 19th century for awhile, as in Spain during the 20th century, as two more prominent examples. As you pointed out, the restored rulers in Britain became a different sort of monarch, a constitutional one, not an absolute one claiming divine rule. Certainly paid off in the long run.

I beg to differ. I had a SB when I was in my late 30’s. He was in his early 20’s. I moved him to Canada, paid all his considerable debts before he came, bought him a car, put him in college so he could stay in the country (today would be different, I could just marry him), gave him an allowance, and we took vacations 2 or 3 times a year to exotic destinations (Hawaii, Caribbean Mexico, Spain, Italy) all to keep him happy. But he was a party boy at heart and I had a serious job, so the relationship soured in 3 years. I don’t blame him a bit because at his age I was a party animal as well. Today, 35 years later, if I was in a position to be a SD, which I’m not, I would have a 35 to 45 yo SB. For me, the ideal age for sexual energy, experience and maturity of outlook. And, if necessary, he could pass as my nephew LOL.

Tell me about it.I could have bought an Andy Warhol canvas for $3500 in 1976 in a SOHO gallery but it wouldn’t fit in my car to bring back to Canada. Boo Hoo.

Last fall I was contemplating a trip to London and made a few advance enquiries to see if I could line up some prospects. I usually do this before I hit the ground in another city. One escort I was interested in had a line in his RM ad that he wouldn’t accept clients over 70. I asked him about it and he told me he had had a terrible experience with a client over 70 who had a serious heart attack during a session In the escort’s home. He had to go with the man to the hospital in the ambulance. He found the episode very stressful and didn’t want to repeat it. I didn’t bother to argue the point that many men have heart attacks as early as their 40’s and more commonly in the 50’s and 60’s.

Picasso used to pay his tailor with a canvas for a suit in exchange, early in his career. He stopped when his canvasses started to skyrocket in value. There was a 95 year old artist in Vancouver a couple of years ago who witnessed an auction sale of a work he sold for $200 over 60 years ago , that went for $1.6million. Good old supply and demand at work.

Wasn’t Clark Gable married to Carole Lombard who died tragically in a plane crash during the war, trying to sell government bonds in the war effort. Surely he wouldn’t have cheated on her.

The news seems to be encouraging today on the prospects for an effective vaccine pretty soon. If this works out well, the next question will be how soon everyone will be able to get a shot. Here in Canada the federal government has a deal with Pfizer for I believe 60 million doses which would cover 2 shots for the entire population likely to want one. And they are pledging to make them free of charge. From a public health point of view, this is the way to go. Just as our Covid tests are free to everyone. not sure what the US intends to do but that will be up to the BIden Admin to determine.

My birthday was back in late May and like everyone, I am not getting any younger. In my case, I’m in my 8th decade so the urgency of celebrating while I can is strong. I took stock of my own circumstances then and decided to ge ahead with having an escort visit me for the weekend, two overnights in all. It was wonderful, we did so much and the weather was glorious to boot. We took precautions about how we were dealing with the virus before we met and these things are continuing, as I have seen him three more times for weekends or single overnights. I realize this is not for everyone as our respective circumstances vary widely. Still, for me life is to be lived, not deferred. That vision on the horizon may just be that, a mirage.

I would take issue with the title of the post containing the word lockdown. It suggests we are currently living under an order to stay quarantined at home in isolation. There are many restrictions worldwide that vary according to local conditions. A Relatively small number of people worldwide have been totally locked down. The rest of us are navigating limitations on what we do and what we can’t do. I see this lasting for several years, at varying levels of restraints.