BenjaminNicholas

If you usually stay at a 4S, the most comparable properties in Dallas are the Ritz in Uptown (on McKinney Ave) and the original Rosewood, aka, The Mansion on Turtle Creek. Both strong hotels. Ritz has the better location for walkability, but Mansion has the better bar and atmosphere. I'd also recommend The Crescent, as it was just redone top to tail. It looks incredible and they've got a decent Nobu in the lobby.

Like most people, you're putting the cart before the horse. As other people here have suggested, figure out your real issues first and then work on getting laid. Sure, you can be a creeper at a gym and risk getting thrown out or publically humiliated, or you can attempt to be a happier, healthier person by working through the real issues that you have. They won't magically be fixed through hooking up. Emotional voids can't realistically be filled by Grindr.

Once again, we learn that Rose Byrne can basically do anything. I've loved her since Damages. This show is razor sharp, very dark, incredibly funny and will likely force you to re-examine the way you communicate with yourself. Plus, I'm a big fan of any show set in the '80s. https://tv.apple.com/us/show/physical/umc.cmc.6gdc6v4vwyaab7klocftv2s10

https://www.hbomax.com/series/urn:hbo:series:GYIBToQrPdotpNQEAAAEa First off, I'll watch anything with Jean Smart. She's fucking awesome. This show was a slow-grow on me. It didn't bowl me over after the first episode the way something like Ted Lasso did. It built and developed characters you both love and hate. Quite like real life, actually. It's definitely worth a watch.

I wouldn't rave about it, but it's not total garbage either. My favorite thing about the show is seeing how they set-dressed the Four Seasons Maui to look like The White Lotus.

AA is nowhere near as bad as this. At least they still have ops at DFW handling the weather and reroutes. This is what happens when seasonal weather and lack of pilots/equipment collide.

All true, but I still have a little admiration for someone who's got the chutzpah to sell overpriced merch out of her trunk. I can neither confirm nor deny having once bought a $45 tshirt in the parking lot of a Ralphs.

For those here who live in LA, I can't see a car like this and not think of Angelyne.

They're differences. That's all. I never said either one was bad. In the absence of a negative, there's not always a need to find one. A rose is a rose is a rose

Where did I say that again?

He has a fetish, not a type. There's a difference.

It's a tough business. When you put pictures online, you automatically invite cheerleaders AND critics. ... And we didn't examine every flaw. Just a couple in-question. We've all been through it. Water off a duck's back.

As people age, they see what they genetically battle and not what a young metabolism can easily overcome. That said, look into SmartLipo. It's less invasive than traditional cannula-based lipo and heal time is quick. I've seen it work very well for men who have 10-15 lbs that won't work off. Coolsculpting is bullshit. As is Emsculpt. Don't waste the money. Personally, I've found intermittent fasting works well to keep me at the lean level I want. It's easy once you get used to the schedule. You just have to buckle down and reevaluate your relationship with food. Diminishing fat in hard to burn bodies is all about HIIT and circuit training, along with a caloric deficit. All this said, I'd recommend hard work first and then if you've truly exhausted your physical options, then consult with a well-reviewed plastic surgeon. I've seen several guys who go right under the knife, get the results they want, but then eat it back on in a year's time. It's a slippery slope when it's just a little too easy.

Clearly, it's Botox (or some neurotoxin) and filler. You can see the way his eyebrows sit and the tight-appearing shine on his forehead, he's had way too much Botox. His lips are augmented (filler). I also think he's had filler in his cheekbone area to attempt to define his face, but it wasn't well placed. For guys who seemingly make good money, they sure don't go to great Derms. NYC is full of incredible Docs. There's no excuse.

This is sage advice. Let me add that there are some escorts out there who have no problem dealing with letting you talk through the breakup. It's human nature to want to share your pain in an attempt to minimize/normalize it. Just be open and honest, if you're comfortable. NYC's last line was the ultimate takeaway: An escort can put you on the road to recovery, but you still have to drive the bus.

In the adult industry, you're right. They don't ultimately earn that body... They juice into it. It's why so many muscular guys suddenly die in their sleep from heart-related issues. You think a guy who's 6'1" and 275 is heart healthy? After that much deca, his heart looks like a Chicago dipped beef sandwich. He couldn't run a mile to save his life. He's basically incredibly unhealthy and it's all for show. The total opposite of what a true athlete aims to be.

And for a second, I thought maybe, just maybe, we were going to have a Billy Joel singalong.

... And let's not forget self-loathing. A boatload of self-loathing.

Y'know guys, if you keep feeding the troll, they never go away. The OP has asked this question in so many ways, so many times, that now it's like a well-worn Laurel & Hardy routine.

True. But, that's not really the crux of the discussion here, is it? 🙂

I want this merch on a tshirt. 'I'M MAKING WHITE WOMAN MONEY!'

I hope it's clothing optional 😉

Sorry to nitpick here, but CLEAR has nothing to do with Mobile Passport or GE. It works in conjunction with PreCheck, getting you through initial TSA lines faster and in a more efficient manner. As to GE, the advantage it has over Mobile Passport is that you're already fully vetted. You've had the background check and interview. You ALWAYS sail through (unless it's something flagrant). I've seen tons of people still get secondaries on Mobile Passport.

Agree. Their lounges are fucking zoos. Literally. The real problem is that they attract the leisure, not the business traveler.

This.