BenjaminNicholas

By the time I saw Crivello live, he was sleepwalking through Phantom in Vegas. Would have loved to see him in his prime.

This is sorta becoming a norm for RM. I'd suggest people don't be shocked when they get this kind of message.

To be fair, the hell Webber put her through was more than enough to taint the entire experience, from Sydmonton onward.

The judge got fat. The jury got famous.

Frank's shows aren't horrible, just schmaltzy. I can handle that as long as they're cast with singers who can make me forget how asinine the lyrics are. Linda Eder is one of those singers. She elevated his material.

She was quite right for Gypsy. Even Laurents agreed and he was a gigantic, pedantic pain in the ass. I saw her do it multiple times on Broadway and at City Center. It was epic, every performance.

Winner.

I've always liked her straight-shooter vibe. She doesn't bullshit. I've liked her in some shows. She's a specific type and you can't always shoehorn her into things. It just doesn't work out well. She's not incredibly versatile. Glad to see her coming back to Broadway in a new play, as well as continuing to get TV work.

But that's not really the gist of what's being said. It's about haggling, getting your price and then wondering if the escort is giving you 100%. What you're describing are newbies with lower rates trying to garner a circle of repeat clientele (which is smart).

It's when you run enough to wear down the natural fat pads in the periorbital area, leading to looking hollow and skeleton-like. You can also hollow out in your temples as well, changing the shape of your face/head. Less body fat = aged, wrinkled skin. A good injector and supplements can help keep this from happening.

If the provider keeps a busy travel schedule, sooner than later is a smart move.

A con is very different than a fantasy. Just like a hooker is very different than an escort. Sure, in the end it's a business transaction, but details and intent are everything.

If you can sit through Wildhorn, you can find a ton in NYC right now to see as well.

I don't see Brightline doing well at the moment, as ridership is low and they're offering a lot of incentives (free ubers to/from) to get people to ride. The last few times I've been on it, the trains have been pretty empty. I hope that changes. It was a huge amount of money and a lot of other train projects hinge on it doing well.

I think it's important (healthy) to have both casual and paid sex as an escort. You cannot mentally allow yourself to fully monetize the act. It will ruin you in the long run.

A spray bottle for lube? Jesus... How many body parts you trying to slick down at a time? Pam could work.

OP, you really didn't find anything when searching?

I wouldn't consider it an intuitive business model to try to get a deposit AFTER a missed meeting. It's the reason you ask for the deposit beforehand. It's incentive-based collateral to make someone keep their schedule. If a client flakes, he flakes. If the excuse is an understandable one, you make the call as to giving him another shot. If not, you just move on. I don't tend to dwell on those who have wasted my time.

I mean, the safest place for this is a gay bath. Less safe (and sexual) would be k-spas, locker rooms, gyms, large sex segregated spas, nude beaches, etc.

Hasn't happened in awhile, but if a guy needs to shower, I tell them to shower. I'm not precious about it. That's the kind of shit a grown adult should know to do before meeting up.

You don't make serous money working an hour at a time. He's too immature to attract the big fish. You don't take the bartender to the table. You fuck him at the bar and find suitable company for the dinner crowd.

Cold therapy is very beneficial. Google it. The research is there.

Wow. That must have cost Here Lies Love a small fortune to have to put everything back to the way it was. Sad it didn't run longer.

I was approached years ago by a small, but well-known publishing house in NYC. I was asked to write a sample chapter for them to look at. They didn't like how I blurred the more juicy details. They clearly wanted a tell-all (or something like one). I said I'd be more interested in writing it as fiction. Alluding to, but not directly pointing things out. I tried to frame it as good for them to avoid lawsuits. They didn't budge. That was the end of me ever wanting to write a book.

Is The Broadway fully back to a traditional proscenium stage?