Rudynate

You asked him to stay in touch, and that is what he is doing. You could tell him you don't need details of what his new relationship is like or that you would rather not hear from him at all. You aren't anywhere close to being powerless in this situation. It seems like you are clinging to what once was, and I don't blame you. It sounds like you had a great relationship with him. But what once was is no more.

If you are going to make your living escorting, you have to face the fact that some of the people close to you are going to find out, unless you are very secretive. That level of secretiveness is hard to maintain for any length of time.

Right - I guess some people just aren't cut out to take monster dicks.

Taking a massive dick requires a combination of desire and skill that not everyone brings to the table.

I don't see any reason why gay men would have bigger dicks - but I have encountered lots of guys with big dicks - who knows. Guys with big dicks are one of God's gifts.

I have encountered guys like that as well. I enjoy them for the shear massiveness of their dick.

good point

I guess I could imagine this. I once went out to breakfast with Don Blueyes. It seemed silly to me, but I was proud as hell to be seen with him.

Maybe 10 inches - I REALLY go for big dicks. I'm curious about those providers who advertise 12 or 13", but haven't yet investigated.

Somebody has too much time on his hands.

I can't believe that any doctor would solicit tips - I certainly wouldn't tip them. Time was when offering professionals tips was considered insulting.

It isn't voodoo for god's sake - the provider is just giving the client what he wanted. Certainly, an escort could fall for a client, but it's unlikely because the escort isn't looking for romance. Falling for a provider just seems adolescent to me.

Me neither. I went into it with eyes wide open and have met some pretty terrific men, but have no difficulty keeping it in the appropriate-sized container

Also, an archaic meaning for "fa--ot" is a bundle of firewood.

My mistake. The core inflation index calculation excludes food and energy.

It's easy to say that inflation is easing because the consumer price index doesn't include two major sources of inflation—energy and food. It's a good thing nobody uses cash anymore—grocery price inflation is so bad that, if we were using cash, we might soon have to take wheelbarrows of cash with us to pay our grocery bill.

They should have provided notice, for sure. In situations where they add an 18% gratuity, I don't add any extra - they have indicated what they consider a reasonable gratuity. For his birthday, I took my husband to a wonderful French restaurant in Cole Valley - they advertise that they are a "no-tipping" place - the menu prices include a 20% surcharge that covers employee benefits, proft-sharing, etc. etc. Works for me.

This. I don't do any sort of exhaustive research, but I want to be reasonably certain that he is who he says he is.

I think it is pretty common. We have a friend who has it and used a mask. The mask seriously degraded his sleep quality. He doubled up on his inhaled medicines that he uses for allergies and he no longer had to use the mask. I think my husband has sleep apnea, but he's in denial about it. I have a touch of it, but I control it by always sleeping on my side.

Imodium is your friend. I don't use it much because I haven't been that active in awhile, but if you take two doses, about 5 hours apart, in addition to your normal clean-out regimen, it will give you a lot of peace of mind.

Once they go up, prices don't fall. That, after all, would be deflation, which is an even dirtier word than "inflation" to those who make monetary policy. But at some point, we can hopefully expect that they will stop rising with such energy.

I don't operate from a decision that I'm not attracted to men my age - I could be attracted to a man my age. In actual fact, though, I don't encounter many men my own age that I'm sexually attracted to. I was at a party a couple of months ago, and a man my own age hit on me in a very obvious way. I was flattered, but he didn't do anything for me - no aversion, though.

Restaurant prices in San Francisco are absurdly high - last week lunch for two at a mid-price restaurant in Novato set me back over $70 with tip. But restaurant prices are just a reflection of food prices in general. I admit, I buy upscale groceries - but come on - a pound of hamburger for $12.00 - really???

You mean old providers or old clients?

Since the rate paid is reported by the client, what the client considers to be the rate paid may or may not include a tip. I haven't posted any reviews, but if I did, I probably would not inlude the tip because it is discretionary.