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Just got back from three weeks traveling around various destinations in Italy. (I've previously been to Rome, Milan, Venice and Sicily). Enjoying life does seems to be easy there. Especially in the smaller towns and villages. It feels like a wonderful place to retire.

Gay men also go on Grindr and chat you up but then ghost you when you invite them for a hang-n-bang. There's something about momentum that ebbs and flows in the mind of a gay man. I witness this hesitation all the time when I talk to people on the hook up sites. Makes sense it would spill over to pro sex sites as well.

No we are not. Let's get off politics gentleman before the thread is closed.

I think when you narrow your viewpoints, you narrow your audience.So that may be true.

I think his point was that heroin is not a substance used as pnp. Which is true. It's off topic.

One person's "conspiracy theory" is another person's inconvenient truth. That term gets slung around too much as a way to discredit a mere difference of philosophical viewpoint.

OK time to get off politics.

Every time I see a theragun I assume their skills are limited in actual massage therapy. Maybe I'm wrong. But I'm looking for skill, not appliances.

Actually it's not. Read again.

I will grant you that. If it's the first (or only) sentence then yes. Tacky. A brief introduction is mandatory. Beyond that, I find your "luxury" escort's attitude pretentious and reeking of insecurity. So hardly an opinion I would value. My experiences are with people who actually HAVE money. Serious money.

Why ? I don't see why you can't at least question things anymore. Especially when there's a reasonable degree of possibility that what you claim could be true. That's what a journalist should be doing. Not pumping out Corporate propaganda, like they do so much and so often today.

I work in a luxury industry with very wealthy people. The first thing they ask after you show them something they want is - HOW MUCH ? One of my clients is a high end private jeweler. He shows a customer a piece of jewelry, describes it's provenance, and construction and the client asks HOW MUCH ? You're not living in rhe real world if you think asking the price is "tacky". The only time wealthy people don't ask is when they know the price is so inconsequential that they don't need to ask. (How much more is the burger if I get it with cheese )?

I would say ESL plus a degree of cluelessness about the benefits of discretion in escorting. "I offer good sex". OK. Straight to the point. I suppose the lack of face pix is related to the lack of discretion in the text...but I am always suspicious about providers who don't show their face at all - even in privates

...."You can do whatever you want to me if you pay my rent."

He's "discreet and respectful"...so perhaps your opening line didn't fit his standards.

Ridiculous. It's commerce, not a date. Why would it be tacky to ask someone who's selling tomatoes 🍅 - "how much are your tomatoes?" Sure say hello. Say why you were drawn to that particular tomato stand or how wonderful their tomatoes look. But the second or third sentence is: "HOW MUCH ?" Escorts hate when you get too chatty. There's also ZERO reason to discuss a lot before inquiring as to whether your choice of provider is in your budget.

30 years ago.. yeah Today you can easily get that impression because English is the default tourist language throughout the world. I am often shocked at the ease with which you can find English spoken even in the most remote corners if they want to promote their tourism.

Was the extra $200 for the antibiotics when you give him gonorrhea?

Some ? 🤔 You have it backwards. There are "some" neighborhoods where you can visit but most of the city is a ghetto that you definitely want to avoid.

Mature people with a history of multiple sexual partners are far less likely to experience the "fall in love" feeling after hot sex. Eventually your "in love" experience is based on layers of feelings that don't have anything to do with sex.

Seriously ? I haven't been for a few years, but last time I was in Philly it was pretty run-down in most every one of those neighborhoods with the exception of Rittenhouse Square. Great food scene there but sketchy traveling at night to get to many of the destination neighborhood joints. Once I retire, I want to be OVER dodging homeless drug addicts.

The models in the photos are beautiful indeed, but highly unlikely to actually be the ones running these ads. buyer beware

I agree about Uruguay. I've traveled extensively and found the whole country to be full of happy residents because they live in a system that makes life fairly uncomplicated. A very strong social system that was originally condemned in the 60s as "bound to fail" for it's generous public welfare system. It seems to have weathered the test of time ( for now ). Cost of living is low and standards are reasonably high. It only lacks glamour, as the system does keep everything to the middle. The only glamor spot is Punta del Este where all the rich Brazilians hang out. I personally didn't find it to be a fabulous destination. Feels like one of those five-star outdoor shopping malls with all the usual glitzy brand names in the stores. But many others seem to love it there. Over all I had a very pleasant time, taking the bus from Montevideo and stopping in destinations all along the coastline to Chuy and met many very sweet people along the way. A very peaceful and pleasant country.

Say goodbye to your money

New to me too. Great body Somebody needs to pull the trigger. Not sure I will have the time to sample the goods this weekend