Nue2thegame

Maybe it was intended for his personal assistant.

For some of us, it’s ass-pirational.

Not likely to be a well received admission here but I’ve served as a human dildo for some at an earlier age. Wasn’t a bad gig at the time.

I’ve run into some of these that actually do offer a full menu but selectively. They advertise on RM as massage only but if they’re in the mood and find the client appealing, they’re willing to do more. It gives them a measure of control.

Good questions but I would respectfully challenge some of your assumptions. Many, if not most health concerns present insidiously as we age, not necessarily a crisis but may require ongoing care. You can return to the US for this type of care but you do need local access abroad for care for accidents, strokes, heart attacks etc. which is available. Many countries have much more affordable care than the US and comparable or better quality including much of Europe (especially Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal), Costa Rica, New Zealand and Australia. Some require establishing legal residency but that’s a hurdle that many expats have cleared. I have no plans to leave but I have friends without dual citizenship or relatives that have and they have successfully made the transition. It’s all about expectations.

Gotta love the name

You’re a “provider” - and a very good one.

👍One can’t have too many IT visitors

You have nothing to worry about.

I had a disappointing experience. Pictures are accurate but no chemistry for me. Can’t recommend.

No rimming lettuce eaters until further notice. Doxy isn’t effective.

/ @samhexum https://www.aol.com/articles/asked-3-dietitians-never-order-140000000.html

There is in my neck of the woods, but it’s spelled “yall”.

Even in the 18th century, many lived into their 80’s and even 90’s. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both born before 1750 lived to be 90 and 83, respectively. The main drivers for extending life expectancy over the past 200 years have been clean water and effective sewage and reductions in childhood and maternal mortality, aided by effective vaccines in the 20th century. All of those early deaths skewed the mean life expectancy downward. As a species, we have the genetic endowment to live past 80 and many of us are still kicking ass well past 65.

I’m another bibliophile, also with a large collection but probably not approaching my friends here. There’s no such thing as too many books but I managed to achieve a measure of control by going largely electronic (except for a few collectibles) several years ago. My heirs are avid readers but not book collectors. Alas.