BenjaminNicholas

I've met many Ivy Leaguers who are brilliant in theory and discussion, but real world situations elude them entirely. It's the very real difference between being book smart and street smart: The best guys in this industry have a mix of both. While I have a traditional undergrad/grad under my belt, the best education I've gotten is by seeing the world and interacting directly with a wide variety of people and places.

I can almost hear a tree-hugger quietly crying over this paper towel thing right now

Agree. This is pure Vegas, but not great musical theater. The spectacle is impressive, but My Fair Lady, Company or Hamilton this ain't.

I do hope the pimp is getting his cut from this cyclical advertising

Luck, yes. Prayers, no. That's not my style

Damn, that's kinky Some people want a feather. Others want the whole chicken.

As a career escort, I have found that concealing what I do from people is the exact opposite way to a healthy, normal life. People will either accept you or they won't... And to me, it's better knowing up-front who's the asshole. I have no room in my life for friends who can't deal with who I am and what I do. Stigma is best left for people who have shame about what they're doing. Dating: I don't see why escorting should be an issue. Again, it just takes honesty and maturity. It's more than possible. I truly hope you find what you're looking for. Good luck out there

Your classmate is an idiot: You don't get a schmuck hall pass just because you waited to come out. It's like people who put their bare feet on airplane bulkheads and seatback tv monitors. If they're not called out on their absolutely ridiculous and selfish behavior, they'll never stop. This is why we scold animals when they misbehave.

Welcome to the old asshole's club Hagen. You don't get a card. Just give the door guy the finger and he'll let you in.

Paul speaks the truth. He's a global traveler in-the-know SQs prem eco isn't bad at all. Better service than AA in J, that's for sure. Plus, that new plane smell never hurts. This is super interesting and hopefully QF can use the info to make future long-hauls more bearable.

It's something you need to probably send private email about rather than create a public shitstorm.

Use the 'Report' button on a post you think needs review. The mods will look into it.

And therein lies the rub... Technically, the rub-n-tug

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QQQ52B3 It's gotten a lot of attention lately and it's a really fun show. Not quite the script I'd have liked, but I think they'll fix some things in S2. And yeah, there's a ton of superhero eye candy, tight spandex and this show singlehandedly gives Chance Crawford the 'Ryan Phillipe Constant Ass' award for best filmed cheek shots.

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I mean, it's like people spontaneously forget that Faye acts like Faye You don't go up to a bear with a pot of honey and expect he'll ask you nicely for a taste.

Public sex like this has been going on for a long, long time. Part of me applauds guys who still have the gumption to do this. The other part of me thinks 'if you've got anything to lose, you're a damned fool for playing with fire.' There are smarter ways to get the thrill of fucking in public without getting arrested.

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.., Greg, you really need to learn to just speak your mind. Don't hold back so much.

Or, the library.

No. In a gym setting, you'd be laughed at or asked to leave if you flashed around cash like that. There's a time and place for everything. Pick your moment better than this.

Being completely serious here, it sounds as if you need a trainer AND a good therapist. A trainer-slash-escort is not going to fix you. Insecurity around people you perceive as 'better looking' won't go away with gym time or having a good-looking guy working with you. This feels like an issue you need to talk about with someone who is familiar with it and can work you through these feelings in a healthy, professional way. Physical motivation and body reform is awesome, but a trainer's place is to stick to form, diet and weights. I'd say leave the heavier lifting to a licensed mental health professional. I wish you well sir

Why do you assume my observation had anything to do with your post? I didn't quote you. If I were responding to you, I'd have pulled you in.

Kinda shocked it took 4 whole pages until we got into the ugly, personal comments