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Wow, I think you went way overboard here.  First, kids don’t pick their parents, nor are they responsible for their father’s misdeeds.  A debate about what exactly Brian Thompson was guilty of could run a hundred pages in the old P&R category.
Even a 70yo whose 95yo father dies suffers pain, grief, and loss — all the more so for a 16yo and 19yo.  I’ll give Brian Thompson the benefit of a doubt and assume he was a decent father.  Even if he were a less than great father, he was the only one those two teenagers had.
Dismissing the trauma they must have suffered and still suffer from their father’s murder because they’re privileged and because, suck it up, most kids outlive their father … sorry, that is just insufferably harsh.

I’m not going to argue that Mangione  was right in killing Brian Thomson. I am also not going to portray Thomson as a sympathetic character in terms of his record at the helm of his company. The fact that his killing provoked a widespread reaction in the American population against health insurers like Thomson is telling.
As for his kids, they are as privileged as Mangione and live off the misfortune of many of their late father’s clients. And like most kids, they couldn’t reasonably expect to live the rest of their lives with their father. That’s not the way Mother Nature works. 

And we’re done… I’m half tempted to pass out warning points, but it’s Sunday and I’m trying to keep my blood pressure down. I’m going out for Bloody Marys and then to Johnson’s to look at something else. 

Y’all behave. 

Absolutely.  Some escorts advertise themselves as happy to work with beginners.  I would just be very specific in describing what you want.  If you get any sense that the provider isn't interested or excited, just move on.  There are plenty who would be happy to give you the practice you need.

Absolutely.  Some escorts advertise themselves as happy to work with beginners.  I would just be very specific in describing what you want.  If you get any sense that the provider isn't interested or excited, just move on.  There are plenty who would be happy to give you the practice you need.

Governments that just print money recklessly can easily destroy their currencies, as in Germany after WW I and Argentina this century.  The resulting inflation is corrosive and can plunder the value of any retirement benefit.  The United States typically has not gone that route and, as I noted above, has the luxury of being able to sell government bonds (in great part to foreign governments and people) because the dollar for the time being is the world's reserve currency.  So solvency is an issue unless the US government embarks on such a fiscal policy (although some would argue it already has started down that road).

Governments that just print money recklessly can easily destroy their currencies, as in Germany after WW I and Argentina this century.  The resulting inflation is corrosive and can plunder the value of any retirement benefit.  The United States typically has not gone that route and, as I noted above, has the luxury of being able to sell government bonds (in great part to foreign governments and people) because the dollar for the time being is the world's reserve currency.  So solvency is an issue unless the US government embarks on such a fiscal policy (although some would argue it already has started down that road).

Since US life expectancy is just under 80 and doesn't seem to be in any danger of going much higher, I doubt that the full retirement age will be set anywhere near that.  I suppose it could increase by a year or two but that would presumably be done gradually as the last increase was.  
Also, what seems more likely than complete collapse is that Social Security benefits could be reduced or grow less quickly and that Medicare could become more expensive.  Medicare costs are already higher for people with higher incomes and it has been suggested that Social Security benefits should be means-tested as well.  Whatever happens, Social Security was never intended to, and never has, fully funded retirement.
Having said that, any change at all in these benefits is a third rail in US politics.  So the whole can could just be kicked down the road again while the US sells more T-bills for as long as it can find willing buyers.

Since US life expectancy is just under 80 and doesn't seem to be in any danger of going much higher, I doubt that the full retirement age will be set anywhere near that.  I suppose it could increase by a year or two but that would presumably be done gradually as the last increase was.  
Also, what seems more likely than complete collapse is that Social Security benefits could be reduced or grow less quickly and that Medicare could become more expensive.  Medicare costs are already higher for people with higher incomes and it has been suggested that Social Security benefits should be means-tested as well.  Whatever happens, Social Security was never intended to, and never has, fully funded retirement.
Having said that, any change at all in these benefits is a third rail in US politics.  So the whole can could just be kicked down the road again while the US sells more T-bills for as long as it can find willing buyers.

Since US life expectancy is just under 80 and doesn't seem to be in any danger of going much higher, I doubt that the full retirement age will be set anywhere near that.  I suppose it could increase by a year or two but that would presumably be done gradually as the last increase was.  
Also, what seems more likely than complete collapse is that Social Security benefits could be reduced or grow less quickly and that Medicare could become more expensive.  Medicare costs are already higher for people with higher incomes and it has been suggested that Social Security benefits should be means-tested as well.  Whatever happens, Social Security was never intended to, and never has, fully funded retirement.
Having said that, any change at all in these benefits is a third rail in US politics.  So the whole can could just be kicked down the road again while the US sells more T-bills for as long as it can find willing buyers.

I had a long session with him earlier this month.  Communication was fine (easier by text than on the app, which seems to be the way it is for most providers).  He was late but warned me well in advance.  He wanted to go to the gym, shower and prep, all of which seemed like a good idea to me.  He has a certain confidence which I found charming and was also eager to do what I wanted him to do including being a good sport about an odd role-playing exercise I had concocted.  In person, he is handsome and well-built.  I think he does smoke tobacco but he didn't smell like it nor could I taste it when we were kissing.  Nothing indicated he was on any other kind of drug, as someone above implied.  The fact that he was older than his stated age meant we could have a nice grown-up conversation about our lives while we shared a bottle of wine from the minibar.  Just writing this makes me want to text him to meet up again.

The FDA recently approved two new oral treatments for gonorrhea: Nuzolvence (zoliflodacin) and Blujepa (gepotidacin).  I think they specifically address the resistant strains.
 

Absolutely.  Some escorts advertise themselves as happy to work with beginners.  I would just be very specific in describing what you want.  If you get any sense that the provider isn't interested or excited, just move on.  There are plenty who would be happy to give you the practice you need.

Absolutely.  Some escorts advertise themselves as happy to work with beginners.  I would just be very specific in describing what you want.  If you get any sense that the provider isn't interested or excited, just move on.  There are plenty who would be happy to give you the practice you need.

Absolutely.  Some escorts advertise themselves as happy to work with beginners.  I would just be very specific in describing what you want.  If you get any sense that the provider isn't interested or excited, just move on.  There are plenty who would be happy to give you the practice you need.

I don't think it would be strange although you might want to find somebody who lists role play as something they do and even better has been reviewed favorably for it.  The down side is that the person might end up not being great at it.  Give as specific instructions as possible to get the experience you want.

I don't think it would be strange although you might want to find somebody who lists role play as something they do and even better has been reviewed favorably for it.  The down side is that the person might end up not being great at it.  Give as specific instructions as possible to get the experience you want.

You have to use a VPN to read any text reviews on a provider's page as it's blocked in the USA. Read this thread:
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I input the Rentmen.eu reviews page url of the provider I'd like to see the reviews of. Here's an example of what it looks like in my regular browser and then on the Hide me Proxy site:
What you see when you look at it normally:

On hide me proxy:

 

Then he'll never have to depend on the kindness of strangers!

Your life sounds like a Tennessee Williams play.  Perhaps without the histrionics.

From what I can tell on the internet, that seems to be a fairly minimal risk, if one at all.  

Then he'll never have to depend on the kindness of strangers!

Your life sounds like a Tennessee Williams play.  Perhaps without the histrionics.

Your life sounds like a Tennessee Williams play.  Perhaps without the histrionics.

If anyone has any personal information on the OP, please share them so we can alert the authorities and put him in jail where he belongs.