BenjaminNicholas

But do we drink it up, on the rocks or with a mixer? Is it still a Gibson if we drop in a cocktail onion? I'm assuming a proper urine Vesper would simply add a shot of piss to the gin and vodka mix.

Mike, you sexy beast, I wish you no MX... No WX... And all the PDBs that make your heart content. You're so damned popular that you've started having multiple birthdays like a Kardashian. From one flier to another, have an amazing birthday... Whatever day it may be on

It's the mainstay of how I run my business. I fly to the guys I see on a weekly basis in a regular rotation. At some point in initial email/phone conversations, there's that leap of faith moment. You just have to trust your gut and go with it (or read the signs and excuse yourself). I recommend you requiring an unknown client to first make an electronic deposit equal to airfare, which you can then buy the ticket yourself without worry about giving up too much personal information to a total stranger. If the meeting goes well, you two can figure out how you want to handle the exchange of info for future meets. Protect yourself. Protect your business. Always have the resources to get out quick if things go to hell.

This means the escort has a personal life. 'Handling it' means not trying to hire him through a site that is for unpaid, casual sex. Shoot your shot if you want, but don't be offended if he says no.

I don't, no. As with everything in life, you figure out how much personal risk you're willing to take. For me, I don't see a ton of new faces on a regular basis, so my STD risk is statistically lowered. I also get a CMP-12 done on an every 30-45 days basis. That doesn't mean I'm always going bareback: For me, it's about having honest discussions with the guys I see, risk assessment and using every medical tool available to keep myself healthy. That includes condoms. Like @V_Marco alluded to , you get to a point in your escorting career when you can set your rules and then stick to them.

You're not taking into account those who choose to go the DoxyPep route. Also effective and not daily usage if that's a concern.

Google doxy prep. It's not all that difficult to understand and it's enlightening. The miracles of modern medical science.never cease to amaze. Are you on Prep? You should be if you're considering bareback sex.

If you're going to quote me, at least do it properly with some comprehension. Nowhere did I call you a straw man, which you clearly didn't understand the phrase to begin with. I said you lost me with that strawman, as in strawman argument. And yes, I used the term correctly for the given situation. You can duck out of this thread, but that certainly doesn't make you right.

Cupula now takes a name and ID for local guys who aren't guests, but are spending the night. It's the same kind of security protocol that you see with hotels in Rio and Sao Paulo. While I'm sure guys like that still exist somewhere in PV, prices are generally higher now and escorts coming in from CDMX have kept them that way. It's not 'cheap' like it used to be. You're not going to get the Rio or Bangkok experience in PV.

Step one, remove shirt. Step two, remove shoes. Step three, stay that way for upwards of 4 months.

You just lost me with that strawman. Stick to the topic we're talking about. Focus.

I'm going to have to agree with this one. Service on US carriers is now shit, no matter where you're sitting on the plane.

I prefer not crying that the sky is falling until it actually is.

Statistics are everything. You're more likely to die in a car accident on the way to or from the airport. Air travel is incredibly safe. If you want to have fear, at least be afraid of something that makes numerical sense.

I feel like the gay makeup of Key West is now 60+ and mostly white. I've never seen less diversity on the island as I have right now. It's gotten so overpriced that young guys want nothing to do with it. They want the energy of Miami. Key West is like a retirement home to them. For me, the island has been a good investment, but I could imagine coming here as a tourist and expecting a mecca city.

You either make the decision to have a work/life balance or you don't. For years, I lived and breathed escorting. I worked 28 of 30 days a month, most of that flying from one client to another. It worked through my 20s and 30s. I bounced back quick, never got tired, kept a smile on my face. Now I'm 40. I listened to my body and pulled back. I take more time for me. I vacation from my vacation. I pick my battles. Money is great, but at some point you have to prioritize your well-being.

If you want to get in some serious shit, sure. The IRS does not fuck around once they have their sights set on you. With the agency ramping up, hiring more agents and trying to to get back to business as usual, now is not the time to forgo paying your taxes. A smart escort understands that.

Yes. Labs and doc visits are not new. PrEP has always been this way... For well over a decade. It requires some legwork, like many drug regimes. It's a simple daily pill... Not all that difficult to obtain or maintain. Some insurers will do 90-day supplies. Traveling guys should have little issue getting it, especially with nationwide networks of pharmacies. Not everything needs to be mailed. There's also PrEP in injectable form. It's long-lasting and effective. Where you seem to constantly see issues, other people see solutions.

YOU are responsible for YOUR own health. My hope is that those who lie about their status are also on daily meds that keep them undetectable. U=U. Since that's impossible to know for sure, if you're going to tread amongst male escorts and the sex trade, it's your responsibility to protect yourself. Unregulated industries have their downsides. This is one of them.

Costa and Nero aren't horrible for mass-market java. I despise Pret and Starbucks. I still go to Patisserie Valerie, if only out of my unwavering love for Absolutely Fabulous.

Mascular Degeneration is a huge issue, I'm told.

Side effects are in a very small percentage of users (sub 2%). Eat with your meds (or half-glass of milk). That solves the stomach issues. Kidney and liver issues happen in a tiny fraction of users and if you're going in for the required blood work that goes along with being on PrEP, they can easily see if things are going wrong. You're at greater risk taking aspirin, which causes over 3k deaths a year.

DoxyPrEP and DoxyPEP have been a thing for awhile now. I don't know why the Post is treating this like they're breaking news.

He's still jacked from doing the new film about the Von Erich wrestling family, The Iron Claw. He's playing Kerry. The real KVE was a stunning man. Movie star face and an incredible body. Sadly, he also inherited the family depression.

Very well said 👍 Gents, don't be assholes, as I'm sure this guy looks a lot better at his age than most of the posters making bitchy comments about him. But feel free to prove me wrong and post a photo of yourself on this thread. This could get real fun, real fast