José Soplanucas

I can see the listings, but I cannot open any thread to read the posts. When I click on the listed thread, I get this screen: I was reading the thread with the poll I created earlier today, I moved to the forums menu, and when I tried to go back I got the message above.

I had not noticed we have more info in the upgrade.

I think I do prefer the new version. When I am scouting for escorts, the most important thing to me is the images. I think the photos look better in the upgrade, and it is easy to maximize pics without using the browser's zoom. It is buggy, but they are probably using all of us as beta testers.

Do you like the new Rentmen? Would you please share why you do or why you prefer the old version?

I tried to start a survey in The Deli, but I only see the option top start a new topic. Anyone can help me? Thanks!

I bet you there are more, but one more explanation I can think of is resume embellishment. I understand is predominant in all professions.

He may be doing market research. Several traveling escorts I hired shared that they post visits to different destinations to try the locations and decide where to travel.

Have you not heard about China's new balloon technology?

I think it is perfect. Kind, honest, and straight to the point.

I hired that company for junk removal; I was not looking for hooking up or eye candy. The guys who came were indeed college-age but unattractive to me. They were swift and efficient, though.

I volunteer to join half of the forum!

Instead of a bigot, I would bring someone better to the conversation. Natalie Wynn is one of the few interesting US philosophers alive. Her thinking is engaging across the board, but she speaks very eloquently about the trans issue. Of course, as she is a trans woman. I recommend to anyone interested in this topic to follow her youtube channel. As a sample, check this issue of her video blog, Contrapoints.

What a coincidence, a homophobic lecturer supporting transphobic positions. I salute you and thank you for the beautiful sources you are bringing to the table.

I would love to go again. Unfortunately, it coincides with Spring Break, one of the few windows in my year that allows me to travel abroad. I will be in Rio. For the newbies, I wrote a few reports with my adventures and misadventures the year I did participate. https://ilikepinga.com/2018/04/16/palm-springs/ https://ilikepinga.com/2018/04/17/trio-restaurant/ https://ilikepinga.com/2018/04/17/pool-party/ https://ilikepinga.com/2018/04/17/victor-powers/

Yep, we do have a strong disagreement. It is sad to see that the same groups who were once discriminated against in the name of past mainstream culture now embrace nowadays' mainstream culture to discriminate against others. It is also sad to see how easily we project our preferences onto others. This thread is full of generalizations and projections that have nothing to do with the actual diversity in the LGBTQ+ collective (I avoid speaking of "community") and a lot to do with many posters' primal need to reinforce their preferences by assigning them to an imaginary majority.

My apologies. The thread has ten pages, and I only read the last few posts.

Trans is the new gay. Sadly, many in the LGBTQ+ collective are now replicating the discriminatory mechanisms they once suffered. I wish we had a trans friend here to share their journey. I do not have many strong opinions around trans issues other than, on the one hand, the need to hear trans voices and question my prejudices and "common sense" to reference an earlier post. On the other hand, I also need to listen to the voices coming from TERF. As a cis, primarily homosexual male, I am listening to that conversation. Right now, I disagree with trans on one single issue. In my opinion, we should create two new sports categories for FTM and MTF trans athletes.

I did not mention trans.

Oh, you trust your common sense. Now I understand.

I like when you say "I believe". There is no argument against that. But I do have a problem when you say "the truth is we all know". We do not know. I think I understand your point, but I do not think you understand mine. If you think that gay men are recognizable from their manners (whatever we call them), how can you know you are right? Your premise is self-corroborating. You do not know whether or not you are right when you determine what their preferences are.

Did you consider that perhaps the issue is not that most gay men are feminine and fit a stereotype, but rather your own prejudices blind you from seeing masculine gay men? I do not know of any research about the manners among gay men. If there is one, please educate me. But I do not see how you know a masculine man is gay or straight.

I like guys with speech issues like sissing I like the gap in the front upper tooth that many Black people have (sometimes this makes me horny even with women) deep voices

I have mixed feelings. I think it was helpful to know who is who. Also, based on the time they spent there, the frequency of their posting, and the blatant bitterness, it looks like some poor lonely guys do not have another place to vent their grievances. Besides, I wonder how we will keep politics out of the conversations. The same homophobia and racism that a few posters bragged about, will show up when we discuss non-political issues. After all, (nonpartisan) politics is everywhere.

Even when I am socially challenged, I had a great time when I met other posters in this forum. I once enjoyed @Oliver's hospitality in Palm Springs and about three times met in DC with smaller groups of posters. I even traveled to Mexico DF, and Rio with friends from here. This is a popular forum representative of the broader humankind. I believe people are overwhelmingly good; the paranoid feelings many share about crime are unknown to me. Similarly, most posters here are good, reliable people.

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