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I noticed he doesn’t have a review yet. It would be nice if you gave him one as it seems you had a good time. I know I am reluctant to hire someone without a few reviews.
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Most of the guys I hire kiss because I look for that in most providers. That said the quality of the kissing varies as one might expect. Rarely do I get a 10 but I’m happy with a 7 or better. My definition of a 10 is full French kissing both before and during penetration. And at the climax, ou la la!
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If you are looking for a pornstar, Viktorrom is currently based in Paris. He is a top and offers a range of services. He informed me just today that he charges 250euros at his place and 300 out. His WhatApp no. Is 34632602508. If you meet him let us know how it went. 😏
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86% of Gen Z and Millennials have 'menu anxiety'
Luv2play replied to Ali Gator's topic in The Lounge
Of course they had a hand in raising the younger generations. Lol -
86% of Gen Z and Millennials have 'menu anxiety'
Luv2play replied to Ali Gator's topic in The Lounge
My sister has menu anxiety and I don’t know why as she is fairly confident in most aspects of her life. She is a retired tenured professor from a good university. She has enough money she could order anything on the menu. In fact she could afford to buy most restaurants, she is that well off, having inherited from three different people in the family. But she can never make up her mind on what to order in a restaurant. Knowing this I always order first even though I should allow her to do so as I am of that generation where ladies go first. This solves the problem for her as she will then say” I’ll have what he’s having.” We had lunch in a restaurant this past week and true to form she had what I had. I also ordered a Bloody Mary, which I don’t often have but just felt like it as it was a luncheon. Well she ordered one too. Had I ordered a glass of wine, I am confident she would have too. -
Bookings on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
Luv2play replied to ICTJOCK's topic in Questions About Hiring
As a client that hires at least once every month and frequently more often, the major holidays like Christmas and Thanksgiving usually find me with friends or family. In the past New Years as well but now that I live in a small town rather remote from family I wouldn’t mind seeing a provider then. My experience when I lived in Montreal some years ago was that most providers weren’t available then as they either had significant others they spent time with or were into going to parties. -
As I recall New York has had these building collapses before. And more than one. They appear out of nowhere and are not related to earthquakes or ground conditions as far as I remember. Usually poor construction and neglected maintenance. It’s shocking really given we’re not talking about a third world country or even a poor area of the country. This is and has been for two centuries the richest city in America. Curious.
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Ain’t that the truth. Lol
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I guess I’m fortunate. I only started paying the tax after 50.
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Cute Critters to Take Our Minds Off Everyday Stresses
Luv2play replied to + quoththeraven's topic in The Lounge
Years ago I had a black lab that used to ski with me. Happy memories. -
If you look at the pictures you see a wooden framed 7 storey structure with a brick facade. Very cheap construction for that time, the 1920’s. It was probably a walk up as well. Maybe not but given the cheap construction I wouldn’t be surprised. My parents lived in a 6 storey 1920’s apartment building in Montreal that had cement floors between each level and concrete walls between every unit and within units. Brick on the outside. It was the style of building seen on Park Ave or 5th Ave in Manhattan. Solid as Mount Gibraltar. With buildings you have to look at what’s inside the exterior skin.
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I am a dog lover so very indulgent about having them around me in any situations. Occasionally I have had to deal with dogs and providers, either in my home or theirs. One amusing situation was when a provider who I didn’t previously know, came for a weekend. This was during the early days of the pandemic before vaccines. I took extra pains to prepare the weekend fairly far in advance by constant texting. He was coming from a different city. A couple of days before he asked if he could bring his very small dog as his friend had let him down. I said OK as long as the dog was well behaved. I had two dogs at the time, both much larger but very socialized. We all got along well together, the small dog spent some time in bed with us but slept in a crate which she liked but beside the bed. My two dogs were very relaxed about the whole situation. It was a great weekend and I saw him several more times. We still keep in touch.
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You and others have talked about getting the bivalent vaccine recently. I got the latest Pfizer XBB.1.5 COVID vaccine on the same day Dec 5th. I got two earlier bivalent vaccines in June and last Dec, 2022. Others have pointed out here recently that getting the old vaccine is useless. So I don’t know if you are getting a useless shot or not. Maybe just using language loosely.
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“Sexually popular”, Now there’s a phrase I haven’t seen used much. Slut, yes. Lol.
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I imagine that’s what Rome looked like after the fall of the Roman Empire. Lots of abandoned villas and no more running water.
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I stopped having Christmas trees years ago but they were always real ones. Grew up in a house where there were two trees each year, one in the living room where the presents would appear Christmas morning. It was always beside the fireplace so we knew that’s where Santa had come down the chimney. The other was in the basement rec room where we usually had family gatherings, again beside a fireplace but we knew that one was not a real fireplace and not hooked up to a chimney. For the last decade I have had a porcelain tree which sits on a table top and lights up with an interior bulb that lights many little coloured lights. Very pretty and no fuss.
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Cute Critters to Take Our Minds Off Everyday Stresses
Luv2play replied to + quoththeraven's topic in The Lounge
This story reminds me of when I found an infant squirrel lying on a road near my cottage about 30 years ago. I didn’t even identify it as a squirrel it was so new. I could see it was breathing so gave it to my sister who took it back to her home. She gave it to the people who kept her horse and they nursed it just like in this story. She turned out to be a red squirrel and they called her Lucy. She was kept as a pet at the farm and lived her entire life there. -
Don’t do what I did many years ago, before the Internet. I ordered a massage in my 5 star hotel, the New Otani, in Tokyo. I wasn’t expecting an erotic massage but at least hoped for an attractive male masseur to kneed my muscles. What I got was an old wrinkled hag who draped my body and only worked specific areas after drawing back a few inches of towel. Ugh.
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Actually to hear that Ryan was “fun to work with” is high praise coming from a fellow actor in a place like Hollywood. One hears and reads of miserable people in the movie business who presented a different face to the public because of the relentless PR that stifles any inkling of what monsters they really were. This is not just something that came about in the “me-too” movement of the last decade. If you read biographies and histories related to Hollywood back through the last 100 years it hasn’t changed much. There were the good guys (and gals) and the bad ones.
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Didn’t he suffer a drug related injury this past summer which threatened his life? I think it was discussed here.
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How could he have been expected to be when he had kids by different mothers.
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I am not a big fan of Hollywood movies and stopped watching them decades ago. But in 1970 I did go to movies and of course went to the film Love Story and bought the book as well. The movie was pretty faithful to the book and depicted the lead character, a rich Boston blueblood, perfectly with the young relatively unknown actor Ryan O'Neal, who had previously acted in a soap opera on TV. As a young man just starting to grapple with my sexual identity, I was intensely attracted to the character of a handsome jock hockey player at Harvard. I personally knew a couple from my prep school in Montreal who had gone to play at Harvard. While it was his stage wife, Ali McGraw, who died in the film, I wept for the young hero who suffered such a loss. I know, maybe corny, but those were real tears. May he RIP.
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I agree that just from his pics he looks heavier than 190 pounds. I am the same height and weigh 180 and am much slimmer.
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I’ve taken the odd bad fall over the last few years and even though I suffered some bruises or sprains I did not break anything and recovered quickly. I attribute that to having consistently done a lot of walking in the last several decades and more recently a lot of swimming. In my middle years I did a lot of gym workouts. I adapt as I get older. 76 now. oh yes and a good sex workout every now and then.
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I would find the 4 minute fuck and out the door to be very short changing. As a bottom, I tell my tops I want a BFE with lots of foreplay before getting to the main act. Since 1 hour is the minimum fee and sometimes the ads will emphasize you are paying for time only, but whatever, you are paying for one hour of their time. If they do cum early, I would still want the full hour for cuddling and kissing. After all, this is not something I get to do every night as I don’t have a hubby or boyfriend. And the fees are not cheap these days. I’m regularly paying $300 to $350 for an hour and often more for longer sessions. On the other hand I can’t recall a time when someone left early. Often they stay around for some time over the agreed period. I luv those guys and often repeat.
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