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I do love a good threeway, but I've NEVER hired anyone for it, specifically because of the cost. Maybe I am missing something, but I have never seen a single profile list a duo at a price that wasn't equal to DOUBLE what the individual would have charged. I remember many hot threeways in my younger years, but I don't cum twice as much that it would make paying twice as much worthwhile.

Sounds like everyone wants to give credit to their ancestry for his sexiness. 😉 That swarthy quality of the black haired Scottish mixed with Moorish- Spanish and maybe a dash of Zapotec thrown in sounds delicious.

Absolutely not. You seem passionate about the subject so I thought you might like to share some insight and example since you seem to disagree with some of the viewpoints offered.

We USED TO care. But a court decision declared mentally ill people could not be held against their will. Self Determination is a Constitutional Right unless you've been proven to be an immediate threat to yourself or others. So now mentally ill people are cast into the streets until they attack someone, steal or destroy property. In those cases they STILL don't end up with the care they need, they simply end up in jail sentences one after another. It's a very sad situation, that is caught up in a bizarre argument that ends up doing more harm than good.

You're still arguing instead of discussing. Why don't you share a personal example of how you feel you suffered when someone asked you about your nationality or ethnicity? Everyone has a different experience. Feel free to share yours. You seem to be passionate about the subject. Why not share a viewpoint instead of just arguing about terminology ?

I just showed you by definition "wokeism" is a sociological term. "Right-wing" is a political term. We can discuss the subject from a sociological viewpoint but politics needs to stay neutral No comments bashing the "left" or the "right" and we will keep things moving along without name calling.

Let's not start throwing political terminology around please. There are no "right wing" members here. Just people who might maintain a more conservative approach to their opinions about social changes. Others here want broader more immediate changes. Some don't want change at all. Everyone has different viewpoints. No need to put them into extreme boxes of political theory.

What is most sad to me is that the mere notice that someone might have some INTERESTING cultural story to tell, is now jumped on by some as "racist" What a sad place we are headed in American culture when you can't even CELEBRATE our differences.

I remember some of the jocks in High School used to wear these mesh shirts to class when the weather was warming up. Always fun to check out their bulging pecs as that testosterone started pumping up their muscles. This photo brought back some good memories worth wanking over.

...people will color the reasoning behind the background question based on their personality trait or life experiences. If one sees a rapist in every man and a witch in every woman the outcome of the conversation is obvious. In this case @José Soplanucassees racists not rapists. Sorry Jose if you've had some bad experiences in life. But not every white man is a racist. ( By the way, I'm mixed race, not 100% white )

"Wokeism"[ wohk-iz-uhm ] noun Definition: Weaponized personal grievances masquerading as a genuine social concern. “The only religion allowed around here is wokeism,” he complained.

"Wokeism" is a CULTURAL PHENOMENON. It is merely USED by politicians as a tool. It's not a political term in and of itself.

Yes There is a strip down the middle that is livable. The majority of the North is a mess/ The majority of the South is a mess. All the REAL money is in the surrounding suburbs and adjacent towns. Unlike NYC which has multiple neighborhoods right in Manhattan ( and Brooklyn & Queens ) where there are very wealthy residents, who make sure their neighborhoods are clean and relatively safe. ( My neighborhood hires private security to keep an eye on things ).

Thank you @Rand I find it VERY strange that anyone would take offense at the word "exotic", since personally I find that many of the people who's parents were from two very separate parts of the globe are some of the most beautiful. Hardly a comment meant to disparage anyone. More often I am celebrating the beauty in cross-cultural pairings.

What exactly to they "resent" about the gay community ??

Wokeism finds fault at every turn. "Exotic" in humans merely refers to a blending of blood lines where you can't clearly distinguish a person's ethnic origin. I have a good friend who's Jamaican of African/European descent who's married to a Japanese woman. Their son is stunning, and yes "EXOTIC" because you can't quite peg what ethnicity he is. He's had a very good start to a modeling career since 2022 and I'm sure he represents the way the world is turning as we all mix together (while certain players try to pry us apart.)

Philadelphia WAS a blue collar city. Sadly, large swaths of the inner city are now ghettos of poverty and lifetime welfare families and crime. The money left for the suburbs years ago. The area AROUND Philadelphia is some of the wealthiest in the country. Rittenhouse Square, Society Hill and the old colonial town around Franklin Square are really the only significantly upscale neighborhoods within the city limits anymore. But those exist as little islands of money in a landscape of run down row houses that have long lost their blue-collar European immigrant families who kept them clean.

Back when Barton was there the first time, it was like a gay bathhouse. Everyone was hooking up. The steam room floor needed to be cleaned frequently because of all the ejaculate on the floor, making it slippery. Good times.

A powder-keg of butt-hurt used to manipulate groups of people. Beware. I agree with @Jamie21's approach.

Actually, in MY case it's the opposite. I have ethnic roots to Native American tribes-people on both my mother's and father's side of the family making me MORE "from here" than many Americans. All in all it's just an interesting bit of conversation about how early Quaker settlers would freely mix with the Iroquois and intermarriage was fairly common at a time when most Europeans wouldn't even marry outside their own language group.

If we are all going to "play nice" here any political topic needs to be presented as FREE from left/right commentary.

Sorry @José Soplanucasbut YES. I do think people who were stolen from their homeland deserve a pass. The rest are just playing victim and associating racism with every conversation.

Might be true, but as I stated, I realize the origins of heritage is a touchy subject so I avoid it with African-Americans. Conversely Africans themselves love being asked and gleefully discuss which tribe their family descended from. I have one very handsome friend who looks typically African but is quite light skinned. His parents look white-European His brother and sister look white-European. He loves to explain that this happened because one of his great-great-great grandparents were French slave traders, and the African gene got mixed in generations ago.

You're minimizing my point with this sentence. While my statement was made to maximize the reasons why some black Americans may find offense about being asked the same question. They were STOLEN from their homeland, so it's obviously a touchy subject for them. That's why I stated I rarely discuss it with black people, and agree that is this situation it's inappropriate for obvious reasons.