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I had concierge for a few months, found it was more care and more amenities than I wanted/needed. Im on medicare now, so I don't even know if a concierge practice would take me now.

I agree. One thing that is completely disconcerting about it is all these amazing looking, apparently straight men talking about one another, their good points, their weak points and you realize that they appreciate male beauty in a way not unlike gay men. I love the environment. The first time I went to a bodybuilding contest, I found it all pretty strange. The second time I went, I made a silent declaration, "This is my tribe."

Chemistry is at work when somebody posts a review on Daddy's as well.

It seems reasonable. If somebody can be resuscitated after several minutes without oxygen, it isn't a stretch to think that the CNS is still able to function. My very first job was as an orderly in a VA hospital. Even then, it was commonplace to resuscitate people whose hearts stopped. They didn't typically do very well. They usually died after a day or two in ICU.

True that. Atlantans are some of the rudest drivers there are.

I always do incalls because hosting is a problem for me. I would rather do outcalls, but it hasn't happened yet. I hire less and less. I might be just about done with it. My partner and I have great sex. Also, there just doesn't seem to be a shortage of people wanting to have sex without charging for it.

He's back. He retired for a few years after he finished graduate school. So I get another bite at the apple. He's got more muscle. Beautiful.

Gorgeous guy, luv the tats. I'd hire you in a heartbeat-massage, full service, whatever.

Just a few vids. My partner watch them during sex sometimes.

Joey-I would love to hear about Inked SFmuscle. Thanks very much Chris

What a man.

My partner and I have been a couple for 27 years. We have an open relationship. What has happened, though, is that each of us has realized there's nobody else we would rather be with, so sex outside the relationship is becoming a rare event. Last week, he went away to visit friends out of town. It was such a pleasure to have him come home.

I have a coach, but I also train with him once a week. He designs my workouts and my meal plan. He's just an amazing guy.

Nice - congratulations. Mine hardly ever pays compliments. I've stopped expecting them. I just look in the mirror and see what I've accomplished since I've been working with him and that's compliment enough.

I'm not saying that AAs view is necessarily correct, but they view the low success rate as evidence of the pernicousness of the disease of alcholism. One of the pernicious aspects of alcoholism is the attachment to the activity of drinking. An alcoholic just cannot imagine life without alchohol and drinking. Approaches that reassure the problem drinker that they don't have to stop drinking feed the obsession and keep the attachment alive.

Speaking as a Friend of Bill with nearly 40 years of unbroken sobriety, I think AA is an excellent solution for problem drinking. Fortunately, it is no longer the only solution, as it was for many decades. I think people who "cant stomach" the 12-step approach to sobriety are really missing out, but they now can take advantage of one the other solutions that have become available.

musclemen are the drug of drugs. My coach introduced me not long ago to a locally-famous competitor - great-looking latin, thick powerful muscles, competes in the 212 class. He complimented my physique and told me to keep working hard. I was distracted for days afterwards.

There was something about exactly that topic on NPR the other day - older guys doing meth. The explanation they gave is that a lot of guys who came of age in the early days of AIDS had lived relatively ascetic lives and felt like they had missed out on a lot and so they were experimenting with PnP. People seem to think that PnP is a relatively new thing, but in the 70s, when I was in my mid-twenties, PnP was extremely common. The big party drug then was MDA. I remember, even at that robust age, I felt like hell for days after a night of MDA. Now and again, the opportunity to PnP comes up and I'm always tempted, but I remind myself how shitty I felt the morning after and that it would probably be 5 times as bad now in my 60s.

I thought the bad skin might be from steroids. I have a thing for guys on steroids, so it just makes him hotter to me.

I've exchanged a few emails. He seemed really friendly. If I were going to Denver, I wouldn't hesitate to book an after noon with him. I imagine him having a stable of well-heeled regulars. There's a pic of him on his website sporting a Rolex that he said a client had just given him.

I agree that you have to protect your primary relationship. I f you feel yourself developing an attachment that threatens your primary relationship, it has to go.

I've never felt in danger of falling in love with an escort. I' ve never looked for companionship from an escort, its always been about sex for me. I might get together with a guy a few times, but when the novelty is gone, my interest wanes.

And your point was ?

I've been ordering recently from Amazon Fresh. I just don't want to take the time to go grocery shopping. I go to the Amazon page, fill out a shopping list in 10 minutes or so, click a couple of buttons and the groceries are at the doorstep first thing next morning. The prices don't seem much higher than any regular grocery store like Lucky's or Safeway. Of course, premium items like wildcaught fish are pricey, but one would expect that.

He's from the BDSM world which operates differently. Often looks are deemed secondary to attitude in importance. He might be a great BDSM top who is able to get inside the mind of a client and give them exactly the experience they crave.