bigvalboy

This is all very interesting, but I've already wasted too much time reading about Cohen and Coop. Carry on without me...

Met a cutie pie in LA and the massage transcended into fun between the sheets. When I had arrived we were alone in his apartment, so when we were finished, and he invited me to shower with him, I left the bedroom in my birthday suit. You can imagine my surprise when I ran into the gf cooking dinner in the kitchen. She covered her face with the cook book and mumbled some greeting...

Excellent... This struck me: "I’ve never been in love with a man who loved me back, though unreciprocated dynamics litter my tragic baby gay years. I don’t believe that sexuality is static, that its psychic territory can really be completely explored. I believe it can only be crudely mapped, as one might do in a strange, foreign place." And finally this: "I look instead to what I did have: my time with Rebecca. It was a time when I was deeply confused, when I hadn’t yet made sense of myself and the world had denied me the freedom to find out. But it’s a time I now cherish, despite its flaws, because I spent it with a person whom I genuinely loved." For my own life, at sixteen, I still think of her to this day, fifty years later, and ponder what might have been. Thoughts of her will come to me when I am most happy, and long to share my life with someone. I see her as if it were yesterday. Thanks for the article @quoththeraven

Painful to watch, especially with the sound off, you could see how awkward it was.

This...Well said.

It was embarrassing...

Be nice...er

For those who don't like or don't have any interest in New Years Eve, I can understand that, however for myself, I love NYE. It has nothing to do with expectations of a celebration that everyone else is doing, it is a genuine celebration for myself, that I made it through the year. As I've gotten older, I tend to appreciate the time I have left, the days that are given to me, the friends and family that are still around. It's a time where I can, for a brief moment, look back and be thankful for a life well lived. Even now as sign off this thread and get ready for the evenings festivities, I look out the window, and still can't believe sometimes that I live here. I am blessed beyond measure, and count each day as a blessing. To all my forum friends...God bless you all, and I wish each and everyone one of you a wonderful new year. Cheers...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqEmyF2Ldxk

Yes...but you're in Bangkok. Big difference.

Depressing...

The last few years of my father's life, he wanted to travel. He was 92 years old and in a wheelchair, so I accompanied him on two trips to Europe. I've never had an airline not offer assistance. In fact they went out of their way to accommodate us, even when I didn't need it. Recently I was changing planes in Atlanta, got off one flight and wasn't feeling good. I stopped briefly, put my luggage down and leaned up against a wall. Two airline employees saw me, and offered immediate aid, then insisted that I take an electric cart to my connecting flight. This situation is very unfortunate, but my guess is that they offered, she refused, and then she got herself in trouble. Anyone who would think that they could descend an escalator in a wheelchair, has other issues going on that prevented proper judgement...

You seriously wrote a review on someone over a "meet-n-greet"? Who would publish such a thing?

...One can always hope.

Yes. In my opinion, it was a full review. You may not have named him, but you described the guy, so that anyone who knew the dancers, would know who you were talking about, and in posting the encounter here, the escort does not have a chance to respond or defend himself, as in the post above where you accuse "some of stealing" (you think). That's an outrageous claim to make against someone. My feelings about your experience aside, which were difficult to believe, this website operates in part because of the TOS. It's your responsibility to inform yourself of those rules and regulations, not the other way around. I think you should just move on, and consider it a lesson learned.

It's not a slap in the face. It's against the TOS. Reviews are not allowed in the forum.

THIS is hot!!!

I've had nothing but good experiences at AL LA... I miss @Good Grief

For the record.... Finals laps of the Indy Japan 300 at Twing Ring Motegi Danica Patrick won the race and became the first female to win a major auto racing event.

Which is kind of funny, because I've been in several accidents and I consider myself an excellent driver...