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Make sure your muscle man knows beforehand that you expect him to be verbal, interactive, and aggressive during your session. Otherwise, it will be like visiting a Greek statue in a museum. Trust me, it's happened to me where the guy thinks that just by showing up he's fulfilled his contractual obligations. This sphinx-like behavior is not uncommon for straight bodybuilders who seem resolute in proving that they are no where near gay by being totally passive. If possible, make sure he has good reviews. A bodybuilder who is secure in his own masculinity is usually the best partner in a worship session, in my experience.

I was looking at his Twitter page a few days ago. He still has a great body. I believe his Twitter pics were up-to-date by the comments that his friends had made on his page. I believe he states that he now works in the medical field outside of NYC.

I don't like to spit into somebody's soup - but I think there was some discussion about this gentleman a couple of years ago: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-michael-koval-rm-nyc-bodybuilder.113508/#post-1084955

Damn hot pics. When are u in DC? Other locales?

Maybe take a short trip down to Yorba Linda to visit the Nixon Library, or up to Simi Valley to see the Reagan Library. Yes, I'm serious.

I assume you mean the Stock Market. Correction. And it will continue since it looks like a sale off in the Asian markets overnight. Will continue for a few days until PE's are more reasonable. Bottom line, though, you can't make any money in the Bond market (though yields are rising) so stocks will rise, gradually - with some ups and downs.

https://rentmen.eu/JamesXL Him? I would have been ready and waiting and counting down the minutes if he were coming.

I would have been more suspicious if he had written: "Come to my place and spend One hour. Overnight. Weekends available."

https://rentmen.eu/Primermuscle him?

Chicago or D.C. - so I could visit their great museums BEFORE the hordes of school children descend upon them during Spring Break and Class trips.

I was unaware that "sex workers" were legal in Britain. Below is YouTube by BBC:

If you google the phone number you will be led to numerous ads for a TS named Lola.

Be sure to ask if he has a Friends and Family discount like Hilton has.

And in Kentucky, the plural of Y'all is "All of Y'all."

I can certainly sympathize with Gymowner. I had a "good relationship" with an escort-stripper whom I hired many times. We even went on trips together (non-escorting trips), I lent him my car, would pick him up at work and we'd eat out before dropping him off at his home. I was friends with his dad. This went on for a couple of years until one day I was checking my AMEX card and discovered that, over a few weeks, he had withdrawn several thousand dollars from the ATM using my card. I could not prove it was him but he had obviously found my PIN number (I had stupidly left the number on a piece of paper on my bureau) and had taken the card to ATMs when he had stayed overnight and I had gone to bed. I called the police but they said that AMEX would have to press charges and that I should call AMEX. When I called AMEX they said they would investigate. About a month later AMEX reimbursed me for the stolen funds but said it was too much of a hassle for them to press charges. Bottom line: for two years I would have sworn that this guy was good as gold; it only took the temptation of some easy money for him to show his true self. So, I can certainly commiserate with Gymowner and know the agitation, anger, and maybe some depression over being duped by someone I believed was a good person and a friend.

Not to be cruel, but...... Ashton Kutcher's twin brother:

I don't believe in astrology, but skepticism is characteristic of us Capricorns.

Girth Vader.

Wow, that was a great video of porn stars at the GAYVN Awards. I was surprised at how different Chi Chi Larue looks in "regular" clothes. Some of those stars were so hot (e.g. Brent Corrigan) they'd have to call law enforcement to get me away from some of them.

Mike is absolutely correct, IMHO. Per Dr. Anne Curzan, Professor of English at University of Michigan: "What is wrong with the singular they is that someone has told us it is wrong. In fact, this usage solves a problem and is already common in speech. We have good grounds to challenge the idea that we should not use it in formal written prose." I used to cringe when I spotted a sentence where the pronouns did not agree in gender or number with the subject. Not any more. Using the singular "they" solves a huge (grammatical and cultural) problem in the English lexicon.

Amazon's request for proposals outlined several core requirements, as well as optional preferences. Metropolitan areas with a population of over 1 million A stable and business-friendly environment Within 30 miles (48 km) of a population center Within 45 minutes of an international airport Proximity to major highways and arterial roads 1–3 miles (2–5 km) Access to mass transit routes Up to 8 million square feet (740,000 m2) of office space for future expansion Optional preferences include airports with direct flights to Seattle, New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C., urban locations, and proximity to major universities Rumor has it that Bezos wants an East/South presence so you can count out LA. Indy, Nashville, Columbus - too "meh." Chicago formed a 600 person committee to get Amazon - yes, 600 person committee! Too much politics for it to be viable. Pittsburgh, Atlanta, or Philly -maybe. My money is on D.C. or Austin. Bezos bought a big beautiful home in D.C. not long ago. But, Austin is a very progressive city with no state income tax. Also, it's the home of Whole Foods which Amazon just bought.

Yes, he must have changed his policies b/c he did not require a condom when I saw him last February - that would have been a dealbreaker for me, too. As you say, his bod is amazing. In the video below, he's the shorter guy with PUMP underwear:

@freecahill -- I sent you PM.

A federal judge ruled last year that FB can use cookies to track your online activities even after you log out.

Do you ask for the money up front - just in case?