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If you rent the house, does he come with it? I always fantasized about doing him.

If you rent the house, does he come with it? I always fantasized about doing him.

I do the same thing. It amazes me how many men don't seem to know, or understand, or care what the word "respect" means.
 
"Mutual touch" is a general indication that the guy is OK with you touching him. Sometimes it needs to be said because a lot of guys don't want to leave the "touch" door wide open, for a variety of reasons. How the "touch" is defined is a very personal decision. You show respect by asking about personal boundaries. A lot of guys respond nicely when you show them respect. They can become very generous when they realize you're not just a selfish taker.

If you rent the house, does he come with it? I always fantasized about doing him.

If you rent the house, does he come with it? I always fantasized about doing him.

If you rent the house, does he come with it? I always fantasized about doing him.

Honestly, you can only be speaking for yourself. I'm too tall to fit on most beds. My body is too crippled, too. Can no longer lie on my stomach without a proper headrest. Way too painful. When I was younger, I didn't care much. Now, for a bed massage, I question when the bed sheets were last changed. I question the stale smell of the pillows. I question the dog, cat, and pubic hair flying up my nose. I question what went on in this bed just before my appointment. Many guys are just in HE massages for the money. They really don't care about the details like clean laundry. When I was younger, I didn't care about these things either. Now I care about everything concerning other people's germs affecting my health.

He caught my eye. too. Thanks for the head's up. Can't do non-table massages anymore. That's a deal breaker for me.

This should not be considered strange at all, and it should be taken seriously and respected by customers.
 
Some buildings have very strict rules regarding business being conducted in the apartments. If a lease has a no-business addendum, a massage therapist could lose his/her apartment if he/she is found out. Nosy neighbors in buildings like these can be a serious pain in the ass. I know a fairly well-known therapist who got evicted from the building she had been in for more than 15 years. It was devastating to her and her business.
 
It's always better to say nothing than to feign a fake conversation. If you say nothing, no one else can hear or imagine anything improper.

I do the same thing. It amazes me how many men don't seem to know, or understand, or care what the word "respect" means.
 
"Mutual touch" is a general indication that the guy is OK with you touching him. Sometimes it needs to be said because a lot of guys don't want to leave the "touch" door wide open, for a variety of reasons. How the "touch" is defined is a very personal decision. You show respect by asking about personal boundaries. A lot of guys respond nicely when you show them respect. They can become very generous when they realize you're not just a selfish taker.

Isn't that stating the obvious? Out of respect, I prefer to keep my comments "general."

I wonder if there's a way to get animated gifs banned from this board? They annoy me. Second to that, I wouldn't mind seeing an end to online therapy sessions. Free advice certainly is cheap advice.

Isn't that stating the obvious? Out of respect, I prefer to keep my comments "general."

Except, people have lost all sight of boundaries. Narcissism rules, so people say whatever is on their mind, with total disregard to foot-in-mouth disease. People talk about behaving with "class," but they fail to realize actions speak louder than words.
 
@AdamSmith
I have nothing more to say.

I wonder if there's a way to get animated gifs banned from this board? They annoy me. Second to that, I wouldn't mind seeing an end to online therapy sessions. Free advice certainly is cheap advice.

Except, people have lost all sight of boundaries. Narcissism rules, so people say whatever is on their mind, with total disregard to foot-in-mouth disease. People talk about behaving with "class," but they fail to realize actions speak louder than words.
 
@AdamSmith
I have nothing more to say.

Except, people have lost all sight of boundaries. Narcissism rules, so people say whatever is on their mind, with total disregard to foot-in-mouth disease. People talk about behaving with "class," but they fail to realize actions speak louder than words.
 
@AdamSmith
I have nothing more to say.

I do the same thing. It amazes me how many men don't seem to know, or understand, or care what the word "respect" means.
 
"Mutual touch" is a general indication that the guy is OK with you touching him. Sometimes it needs to be said because a lot of guys don't want to leave the "touch" door wide open, for a variety of reasons. How the "touch" is defined is a very personal decision. You show respect by asking about personal boundaries. A lot of guys respond nicely when you show them respect. They can become very generous when they realize you're not just a selfish taker.

I do the same thing. It amazes me how many men don't seem to know, or understand, or care what the word "respect" means.
 
"Mutual touch" is a general indication that the guy is OK with you touching him. Sometimes it needs to be said because a lot of guys don't want to leave the "touch" door wide open, for a variety of reasons. How the "touch" is defined is a very personal decision. You show respect by asking about personal boundaries. A lot of guys respond nicely when you show them respect. They can become very generous when they realize you're not just a selfish taker.