BenjaminNicholas

I was once asked by a client to wear white after Labor Day. I just couldn't.

If you have a good business reputation, deposits are fine. It's just a way to ensure everyone is serious about the date, especially if it's for a longer engagement or involves complex travel arrangements. While I don't like the response that Rose gave to the asshole would-be client, I understand where he's coming from. What he should have simply said is 'thank you for your message, have a great night' and blocked (or just ignored). You cannot control what people say, but you can always control how you react. Stay out of the mud.

It's as whimsical as the hotel itself, no? I like that. Now, if we're talking a money-is-no-object stay, I'd recommend looking into Aman NYC when it opens later this year. I've never had less than a perfect stay at every Aman property I've been to. https://www.aman.com/hotels/aman-new-york

I'm a fan of all of the Firmdale Group hotels. Of the two in Manhattan, The Crosby Street is, for me, a perfect location and a beautiful property. https://www.firmdalehotels.com/hotels/new-york/crosby-street-hotel/

Everyone reinforces stereotypes about everything. This is the norm. Part of being an adult is learning to sift through the bullshit to find the gold flake. Let's not start on how directors and writers treat the LGBT community regarding stereotypes. Even within our own. I don't let it ruin the greater good for me.

There's nothing wrong with eating healthy, getting physical activity and trying to lead a more happy, well-rounded life because of it. People don't need to be models or bodybuilders: They just need to make better choices and take some responsibility for their long-term health. 'Hit the gym' is just one way to say it, but I'm certainly not suggesting we all become body fascists.

We're acting as if an escort needs your approval- or anyone's approval- to raise his rates. If it happens, it happens. Then you can decide to go or stay. It's quite simple.

Depending on your price point, you want Hell's Kitchen or Soho. Lower East Side would also be fun.

If it were easy money, everyone on the platform would be making bank.... And most aren't. Most end up giving it away in an attempt to get traction. Finding people to film with, legal releases, editing, lighting, social media. There's nothing easy about doing what the guys who make $50k+ a month do on OF. With so many people flooding the platform, it's also getting tougher for guys to cut through the noise.

Frenchies are quite popular at the moment, but I personally prefer a dog that hasn't been inbred to a point of ruining their ability to breathe. I much prefer your pup.

Perhaps I can modify it a little for the summer?

When I read this, I just picture an ice show of naked, slutty performers.

Never. Skip. Legs. Day And yeah, it's tough finding jeans that not only fit well, but that go to a 35 inseam to fit a tall guy. I believe these are H&M jeans. Not a clothes horse here. If it's cheap, comfortable and it fits, I'm good.

It's been a minute, no? I missed you too. www.15MinutesMore.com

Can we just close this topic? Or, move it to Politics and let it die there.

No one who truly appreciates movie musicals wants to see them on a small screen. We've never had movie houses with better visuals and audio. Dolby Atmos makes this musical shine.

The film is excellent. Director Jon Chu (Crazy Rich Asians) really knows how to marry movement, color and music on-screen. I haven't seen the final cut, but was fortunate to see a studio screening nearly a year ago. A lot of the 'effects' weren't there, but you could easily tell that it was going to be a blockbuster. It's got this overwhelming joy about it. It's really the perfect film for the world just coming out of hibernation.

Ironic that in one thread, posters are chiding escorts for doing things to keep themselves in-shape and fresh-faced, yet in another, they're beating up celebs for not aging well. I'm not pointing any fingers, but it's certainly ripe for just a little ridicule.

Even better than AARP and AAA?

It's serendipitous that you posted this. I just went through today. It was fantastic. The Breuer was beautiful.

And this is why Daddy's Reviews needs to continue on.

Just. Stop. Please. Don't try to make this bullshit plausible for other members here.

I'm gonna need a form of federal ID that states this explicitly. And then, I'm gonna need one for myself.

Weak pivot Fox News... Try harder the next time

It's part of the all-inclusive, buffet rate.