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It isn't a very visual phenomenon.

Truthfully, now that I think about it - my life didn't change that much - I have mostly worked from home for over 20 years. I went out cycling a lot, did my at home workouts, we took mid-week getaways when we knew the hotels in Sonoma and Napa would be empty.

It wasn't THAT hard to stay in shape. I started following a smoking hot PT on IG who posted a new home workout everyday. My coach fell victim to the pandemic 15 and wanted to know what my secret was.

I can remember two times. I always thought the top had a lot to do with it, and how I felt about the top. They were both guys who were so hot that I couldn't believe my good fortune in having bagged them. They both had the same kind of dick - long and straight. And they both fucked the same way - deep and slow.

I' Then I guess Im easy. I have a healthy appetite for novelty.

I don't think there's anything wrong with you. You just have a narrow comfort zone. There's nothing wrong with having a narrow comfort zone if you don't need variety and diversity.

The pedigree isn't that important. A well tuned-mind is. I do agree that you're more likely to find well-tuned minds at MIT and Cambridge than at a NASCAR race.

True it doesn't establish a cause-and-effect relationship, but the magnitude of the correlation suggests it, such that it is a question worthy of study.

I suppose everyone is different - but my belief is that if you intend to spend your life with someone and have sex with them all that time, you'd damn well better like the way they look.

I'm glad your experience has been better than mine. I had more or less gotten used to all the problems. I stopped taking it because it started driving my BP very low. For me, Cialis is a better option. As long as I wear compression socks, I dont have any problem with postural hypotension, I pee great. and I get great boners.

They both have potential but they need work.

You don't necessarily have to settle. My husband is the kindest man in the world, has an impeccable character and is drop-dead handsome and we've been a couple for nearly 30 years.

And my favorite, Alex Minsky

It didn't take you long to get on board

He's really a stud - but 4 missing limbs might be too much. A single BK amputation is more my speed, maybe an AK.

I'm attracted to so many different types of men that it's hard to say what motivates me other than my dick. No matter how my selection of types increases, I do have an archetype - a man of average height, heavy beard, athletic build, black hair, dark complected and a very hairy chest - it's a very primal attraction. Not surprisingly, the first man I had sex with at age 17 was exactly this type. I don't know if I was already attracted to that type or if I was imprinted by that early experience. I am also a sapiosexual - extremely bright men really get me.

Such intense suffering - it's as though he's assumed the grief of the entire nation.

I think I hired him a couple years ago. He still had a RM profile then.

I take it when I clean out.

The article I just read called it "the poor man's methadone."

She was disappointed that none of us wanted her to come live with them, but none of us really liked her very much.

My mother hated it. She sat in a chair seething with anger for two years.

My mother lived in an independent living facility. The facility had a dining room and provided one meal per day. Residents were on their own for breakfast and dinner. She had a little kitchen in the apartment - cabinets, small refrigerator, microwave.

It isn't something that the physician signed on for at the beginning of his/her career. Also, physicians all the time decline to provide treatments requested by patients that the physician believes are not in the patient's best interest. How is assisted suicide any different. I have accepted the fact of assisted suicide, but, boy, do I not like it.

Odd question, sort of like "who's more popular." It reminds me of a story a guy told in a therapy group I attended during AIDS. This guy was talking about how many friends he had lost, and he said that whenever a friend died, he took the friend's card out of his rolodex and placed it in a stack, and that his stack of dead friends was several inches thick. Of course, it would have been very poor form to challenge the guy's story, so I just kept my mouth shut, but I was thinking "Who has so many friends that it would make a stack of rolodex cards several inches thick?" The only way would be if he had a VERY inclusive idea of what a friend is. It didn't register with me because my idea of friendship is pretty exclusive. I have lots of acquaintances and business contacts - even people that I know fairly well. But my circle of friends is quite small.