MikeBiDude

Good time to resurrect this thread, he travels to my town tomorrow!,

Well I wrote one of the daddys’s reviews. The Rentmen Pics are 100% accurate (ALL of them and there are a lot!) https://www.daddysreviews.com/search/Active/Grayson/grayson_daniels_sd

Haha first time I came I thought I was pissing in my sleeping bag as a Boy Scout friend next to me in his sleeping bag was showing me how to stroke! Even though I thought I was “peeing” I was conscious that I really didn’t want to stop moving my Hand! I was 11 or 12? Never had a wet dream that I can remember, I chalk that up to early masturbation?

Keep coming back

Escorts and pornstars who don’t save for retirement are in good company with a huge number of Americans. Mine got wiped out at 55 years old not fun trying again http://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/2017/01/01/12-jaw-dropping-stats-about-retirement.html

https://m4m-forum.org/threads/where-did-levi-caldwell-graham-sean-cody-go.128837/

Although a successful client/supporter of JustinTeen, I will acknowledge it's getting very difficult to find young/pretty/muscle-fitness types

That question was actually covered in the 11th post of the now 199

Including one with the “finger” lol, some like it, some don’t

I do respect them, obviously a personal choice. And that advice can be applied vice-versa. All views respected, value is a personal opinion. Of course in my post I was addressing the respecting of SA posters.

This helps so much...

This...and as we’ve discussed before the reality of an arrangement and what it is and what it isn’t starts to strike Home...

Interesting, @Oaktown and @glutes tried the same subscription Attitude adjustment? Respect?

That’s why I ALWAYS do a local Starbucks or Peet’s n’greet, only costs me $5 to get stood up Pretty much SA or escorts, advice abounds on these forum recommending NOT starting with an overnight with someone new Sorry:(

Was that comment necessary? What's your dataset on what a pedophile looks like?

My primary doctor happened to be a GI guy, I had to do a *major* presentation to him on all my research, surgeon, and all the pre-surgery testing and counseling, in effect I had to "sell" my surgery to my primary doc to get his ok. It was one of the longest office visits with him ever, and he ultimately approved the surgery. Thanks for acknowledging the surgery is not a magic bullet, it was not a simple decision for me. Lots of pre/post dedication

I always stopped - when I got full - didn't vomit

?? What?

There is data on this. For one....think about those cards the state ( at least the CA DMV) sends out showing how many drinks an hour you metabolize based on body weight. Lose substantial weight...less alcohol metabolized by your smaller over same period of time. Some weight lost (depending on your procedure) is based on "malabsorption", i.e. Your modified stomach/intestine doesn't absorb foods and nutrients from food as effectively.You lose weight because of this. But that affects alcohol too, less time for it to get metabolized as it used to. I stated above that palate/tastes can change post surgery. That could include alcohol. I rarely drank white wine prior to my surgery. 6 months after I had to have chardonnnay and Sauvignon Blanc in the fridge at all times. And, of course as mentioned in a posting above, a new addiction could easily replace the food addiction. Alcohol included.

Picking up another addiction can be an issue. Also, many patient's (I'm being specific to bypass surgery here) palate changes in the months/years after surgery. Some lose a taste for red meat, sugar, carbs - and/or vice-versa to the same! Hard to predict. My surgeon had performed 3500 procedures prior to mine. He had developed a very strict pre-surgery protocol that included mandatory multiple group sessions with other pre/post bypass patients, psychologist visit, dietician consult, a raft of medical tests including treadmill stress test, barium radiography, bloodwork, etc. I signed a "contract" outlining my post-surgery followup exercise program, more group sessions, annual visits for five years, etc. It's not a simple decision, nor a quick cure. As a patient you are sometimes mocked as having taken the "easy" way or "shortcut" to weight loss. It's not simple to keep,the weight off. Yes, there are post-surgical horror stories (as with any required or elective surgery). I'm one of 4 close relatives/friends who did the RNY or similar, I'm the only one to keep 100% of my weight off, 8 years for me now. It was a massive positive game changer in my life, but it's not a quickie cure all.

+1 here, RNY in 2009. Down 117#, also keep up on labs (man they draw a lot of blood!), light exercise, surgeon calls me "poster boy" for gastric bypass surgery.

I remember the incidents above, but I also cannot remember the escort's name. Yes, if you checked his profile you got blocked. I'm not sure how wise a business model that was?!

Yes, I've been blocked on RM

Lol, good catch https://www.companyofmen.org/members/mepatter572discovery.16106/#postings