José Soplanucas

No, sir. "Perrear" is a specific form of dancing. It is typical of reggaeton, yes, but not exclusive of it and it does not mean "to dance". Black Americans haven been "perreando" at hip hop variations for many years now.

Thank you for noticing it.

Correct. I was very fond of him, FIVE YEARS AGO. https://ilikepinga.com/2017/07/01/eli/

Feliz cumpleaños!

This month he collaborated with Elijah Zayne and Rhyheim Shabazz.

If you are a fan, you may be interested. https://ilikepinga.com/2022/07/30/interview-with-sean-xavier/

I know. The post is old, I shared it late because I was locked out. Sorry.

A recommendation for those visiting Buenos Aires: Eloy. https://ilikepinga.com/2022/06/23/eloy-from-buenos-aires/

I got my Company of Men treats!

Actually, his ad may have been so successful that he does not need to continue advertising any longer.

I do not see an item for "Undo" in the menu. I do not know others, but I use it often and always miss it here, specially when pasting wrong links. Can we add "Undo" to the menu, please?

Oh wow. It looks real to me, but I am not 100% confident.

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https://ilikepinga.com/2022/06/01/may-2022/

You keep talking about the victim, and that is fine. The issue is making the escort the victimizer, when he is not.

That sounds harsh out of context, but in this case it is flattering. Criminalizing someone for lying about his HIV status is a monstrosity, just as criminalizing sex work. If you back and enforce those laws and are willing to report someone, well that is also very telling of who you are. As usual, irresponsible clients who easily blame their own mistakes in stigmatized sex workers. Good for you.

Only among escorts?

You keep bringing that silly analogy. On one hand, if I am a shopper so stupid that I take mink for bunny based in the word of the seller, indeed I am to blame. On the other hand, it is a fact that you would be scamming me; it is not a fact that this escort is the one who infected your friend. Your silly analogy is completely irrelevant.

You keep denying his personal responsibility. There is only one certain thing: if he got infected it is because he did not take all precautions. Ultimately, if the escort lied to him and if the escort was actually who infected him, still he made the decision to trust his word on this issue. It is a normal human reaction: blaming others for your own mistakes.

So what? It is easier to blame an escort who could have potentially infected him, than taking responsibility for his own and obvious lack of precautions?

I think everyone, escort or not, has the right to keep their HIV status private. I also think that being in the escort profession and lying about your HIV status, given the still predominant stigmatization, is understandable even though questionable. If I were a HIV+ escort, there is a good chance I would also lie about it. If I were a client concerned about risk of HIV infection, I would not place the burden of my precautions on investigating the providers, but instead on using condoms and/or being on PrEP.

Unfortunately, youtube's translation does not work. However, this is so good that I share anyways for the few of us fluent in Spanish.

I just finished watching the first episode os this Argentine series in Amazon Prime. It is a Premium Rio de la Plata product, and historically accurate. Excellent.