BenjaminNicholas

Just change pizza to semen I'd buy that product.

Risk is a part of having sex. Hopefully both parties are aware of the worst case scenario and what options there are in that event happening.

This is exactly what I think of when I see thick chains (with or without padlocks). Not having anything to do with BDSM (to me), I just see it as a hot, masculine fashion choice. If a guy has the body to pair with the chain, it's something that's always been a turn on for me. I have a few, some with padlocks, some just thick chain. There's something about the weight of feeling it around your neck that really makes my dick hard. Can't quite explain why.

I remember seeing this as a kid and enjoying it. I wasn't a huge fan of ballet at that point and the physical production was just flashy enough to keep me engaged. It helped me begin to really enjoy the medium. That said, I feel like this production is now in the same category as Julie Taymor's The Magic Flute: At one point groundbreaking, but now trotted out as an 'old favorite' (that clearly sells) when they don't really know what else to do. Unless this Swan is vastly different from the various Bourne versions that have been floating around since 1995, I don't know if I'd race to go see it. Just my opinionated opinion

I knew the red-letter day would come when someone would give Loudon her own thread here. Here's a favorite of mine. This is how to sell a song.

Your hoop skirt is showing. I'm hoping to catch a passing glance of a bare ankle. I'm getting the vapors.

#Winner

Halo fractional laser and BBL (IPL on steroids) tend to do you well on a semi-annual basis if you're willing to keep up with daily SPF and a topical skincare regime. Fat atrophy? No. Not in hands of a skilled laser tech. Do your research and make sure they have solid RealSelf reviews. If you're going to get major resurfacing done (CO2), I'd recommend going for PRP to help speed up healing. It's an added cost, but the benefits are huge and your skin will show it.

I mean, that's just smart business. I wouldn't blame them if that were the case.

Rentboy Statute of Limitations... 6 months. He's way overdue. Survey says: NO BUENO.

BAM!

If you're going to play in a big boy world, act like an adult. I don't buy 'chickening out' for a second. Be straight-forward. Be honest. If you can't do it, just say so. Don't be a fucking schmuck. We're dealing with people here. People have emotions and concerns. It's not rocket science.

For a community that so desperately wants equality, we inner-segregate to a point of absurdity. My current home city (Dallas) is far from ideal if you're wanting a welcoming, connected gay community. I find that going out 'in the scene' is something I do very rarely. I had initially tried to get involved with the fundraising groups (HRC, Black Tie, DIFFA), but they too ended up being just as inclusive and judgmental as the bar scene... No bueno. I have a group of friends here who serve me well. It makes Dallas tolerable.

If ya wanna be somebody, if ya wanna go somewhere... You better wake up and pay attention.

Thicker skin sir. That wasn't criticism. You'll know when I'm being critical. What I offered was the advice he actually needed to hear: Advice that cuts through confusion and will serve him well into multiple meets.

Millie will be sanitized and politically-corrected for the new generation, or so I hear. #snooze Mack and Mabel could be incredible. It's got a solid score.

This. Don't listen to the timetables of a dozen online guys you don't know: Think about your needs, communicate them and hopefully you've picked a guy who can take your cues and run with them.

Holy shit, some of these responses. Easy to be cavalier when you're faceless and hiding behind a keyboard, eh? First off, I'm sorry about what happened. It's shitty, but clearly you got through it. I just hope it wasn't a cash bar at the wedding. In the future, don't let this experience stop you from hiring, but use it as a litmus test. As was said earlier in the thread, people are people. The advantage you have in this niche is that you can choose to see highly-reviewed people that you can get a feel for before meeting. In reading between the lines, you can figure out if someone is a fuck-and-go kind of guy or someone who works well socially, sexually and for longer stretches of time.

This year's show was just crap. So bad in fact that I couldn't watch it all at once, even fast-forwarding. Why they didn't have SJB sing The Way Of Love is beyond me. She sounds great on it: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/22/theater/tony-nominations-concert.html Be More Chill is a grand experiment gone wrong... And their producers didn't want to bid on a Tony slot. I don't see it lasting much longer, even with a small, but vocal fanbase. Oklahoma tries so hard. You can see the actors working feverishly to squeeze new meaning out of a very, very dry lime. Beetlejuice is better when you're drunk. I have a friend in it, so I've been more than once. The first time was sober and absolute crap. The second time was with a few double G&Ts in me. While it's still a show better suited for a theme park, it was an easier pill to swallow when the poop jokes make me chuckle.

That's something you need to discuss with your escort. There's no hard line on this.

... Well, now you're just bragging

GE rarely works in bars and nightclubs. Most bouncers and bartenders have zero clue about this ID. You'll waste more time explaining it to them. I'd suggest the passport card or run-of-the-mill state ID card.

What a lot of people don't realize is that if clients are wanting to see you, repeatedly, and you've got a healthy schedule to juggle, you don't need to adjust your rate to the local market. Granted, that's no reason to overcharge, but figuring out what your time is truly worth is the difference between working hard and working smart.

$4k is becoming a deal for Manhattan and it gets much worse as you move closer to the park (or Park Ave). What you're really paying for is what the airline industry lovingly calls not compromising the integrity of the front cabin Setting an HOA high allows for a lot of board wiggle room, fewer special assessments and while top-tier, white glove buildings still have their fair share of behavioral problems, it immediately weeds out a lot of people who would simply never qualify. Here in Dallas, a high HOA runs about a quarter-to-half of that and gives you a much newer, nicer building.

I've already forgiven him for reviving this, but now forgetting why it was done in the first place.