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A few weeks ago, a friend treated us to dinner at Cala, an upscale Mexican restaurant where you have to wait weeks for a reservation. Service was excellent - very leisurely. They brought us course after course of some of the best food I have ever had in a restaurant. So, if you go to the right kind of place, they're not in a hurry to see you leave.

There was an important step in all his relationship where you exchanged pictures. He got a frame for your picture and you joined all of his exes on the wall of his living room. I was beginning to find the whole thing weird, so when we got to the picture-exchange stage, I told him I didn't have one. He was a little irritated and asked me to get him one as soon as possible, and kept reminding me.

Are they good for tightening loose skin?

It's a difficult topic to study for that reason. The best studies use identical twins who were raised separately. Of course, it is difficult to assemble a large sample of such a rarefied subject.

Nice places still serve in courses, but casual places, more and more, are bringing all the food at once. It doesn't bother me that much, although I prefer eating in courses, especially when you pay what restaurants cost in SF.

I wouldn't care.

Because he's so exceptional he deserves to be gay.

My sister is a lesbian and I found out just recently that one my nephews is gay. And he's the one t hat I was secretly hoping would be gay.

I've noticed that more and more restaurants don't bother with the idea of courses. They just bring it all at once.

I follow a pretty strict clean-eating regimen with a little treat a couple times per week: vegetables, lean protein, healthy fats, low-glycemic carbs, no dairy, no sugar; I get huge amounts of exercise: lifting, cardio. Just recently, I started taking better care of my skin. In my last show, my spray tan looked like hell after only a couple hours. The spray tan guy told me if I exfoliated and moisturized regularly my skin would take the spray tan better. I got an exfoliating scrub and a light gel moisturizer. I apply the moisturizer every day and I use the scrub every other day. After a week or so, my skin started to look and feel amazing. I need to drink lots more water than I do and I really need to find a way to improve my sleep quality. I read that cognitive behavioral therapy can really help sleep quality. I'm about ready to try it.

I've gotten used to subs addressing me as "Sir" or "Boss." In fact, I really quite lIke it. In the last few years, I've reinvented myself as a muscle dad, so I get it a lot. It seems fairly nuanced. Even in situations where there's no question of sex, it still seems to be a gesture of submission. I can imagine that if I were black, it might be a whole different thing.

Until recently, I hadn't had sex with an uncut man in a long time. I found it so satisfying to give this guy oral. I just didn't want to stop.

I don't have an opinion on circumcision for religious reasons. And I'm not surprised that it is completely different from cirumcision as practiced in the modern healthcare industry.

If you have ever witnessed a circumcision, you could only call it violent. When I was in the Army, I was a corpsman. I worked for a short period of time in the newborn nursery taking care of newborn infants. As I remember, circumcision was done by a pediatrician, not the OBGYN. They would do a bunch of little boys every couple of days. They put the baby in a restraint called a "circ board," which held him completely immobile. The instrument they used for the procedure was a sort of clamp with a sharp blade. They put the babies, screwed into their circ boards, in a line on a long counter. The doc went down the line tightening the clamp on each boy's dick until it severed his foreskin. The babies were screaming hysterically and couldn't move because they were completely restrained. Not a pretty sight.

I don't understand it either. I'm crazy about them. My gym is in a part of town where a high concentration of Asians live, both American and foreign-born. I love being around all those good-looking Asian muscle boys.

There's an intent requirement with adverse possession that doesn't seem to be present here. The boyfriend would have to have occupied Unicorn's property with the intent of taking it as his own.

He treated his white boyfriends kind of like trophies. It was interesting. He was great sex. Not long ago, I saw him for the first time in years. He aged beautifully.

Many years ago, I dated a black man who would only date whites.

My mother was a very toxic person, extremely judgmental and actually thought the whole rest of the world envied her for one reason or another. She had a weird hole in her personality - almost completely incapable of empathy. She had a very cynical view of marriage in which one person is the other's ball and chain, with the ball and chain holding the other one back from the life they were meant to lead. Usually the wife was the ball and chain, but in her case, my father was the ball and chain holding her back from doing great things.

Almost no one had an ideal upbringing. The number of people who say they grew up in a dysfunctional family is astonishing. My mother was extremely narcissistic and/or may have had borderline personality disorder. I realised shortly after I left home that it was impossible to have a normal relationship with her. I completely excluded her from my life for nearly 15 years. I eventually realized that, for my own well being and growth as a person, it was important for me to at least go through the motions of a normal relationship with her, knowing that it was likely to be frustrating and disappointing. I started doing all the things a child would do for a mother that he really cared about-cards, phone calls, regular visits, an occasional vacation together, sending her money regularly and so on, knowing all the while that I was doing it for myself and not for her. She died a few years ago. Her death was mildly painful, but I was over it in a couple weeks. I don't miss her particularly, but there's nothing that I wish I would have done differenly, nothing I wish I would have said that I didn't say. The whole thing is complete for me.

Mostly I'm not into applied fragrance such as cologne. But I love the smell of a man's sweaty arm pits.

I adore smelly men.

I think gum-chewing is generally an obnoxious habit. I can understand children doing it, but why adults want people to see them going around working their jaws is very puzzling.

Topicals from a compounding pharmacy are very inexpensive.

"White" is a skin tone - a phenotype. There is no biological basis for race.