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  1. They can get the shape right. But I've never seen one with the right combination of soft and stiff.
  2. My previous post draws gender-nonconforming celebrities from 1980's pop culture. I am certain that gender-nonconforming people have always been with us. I asked ChatGPT to give some pre-1980's examples of gender-nonconforming celebrities. Here's the list I got: 1. Marlene Dietrich - German-American actress known for her androgynous style. 2. David Bowie - British musician who challenged traditional gender norms with his iconic persona. 3. Dusty Springfield - British singer who defied gender stereotypes with her soulful voice and masculine attire. 4. Julie Andrews - British actress known for her roles that sometimes challenged gender expectations. 5. Elton John - British singer and songwriter who embraced flamboyant and gender-bending fashion. 6. Marlon Brando - American actor known for his unconventional and rebellious persona. 7. Josephine Baker - American-born French entertainer who challenged racial and gender stereotypes. 8. Klaus Nomi - German singer known for his operatic voice and avant-garde style. 9. Greta Garbo - Swedish actress who exuded mystery and androgyny on screen. 10. Little Richard - American musician who broke boundaries with his flamboyant style and energetic performances.
  3. He looked just like the photos when I met him this fall, except he was taller than I expected.
  4. I did meet up with him (individually, without his BF) this fall. He was easy to line things up with, pleasant, and VERY good looking. I had a great time and would gladly see him again. He's taller in-person than I expected from the photos. He said that people say that to him all the time.
  5. I think she’s great. I love gender-bending people.
  6. A minor rant of mine: I understand a few cases where someone wouldn't smile in their ads. I saw a friendly guy in California a few years ago who never smiled in his ads and realized upon meeting him that he had healthy, but crooked teeth. I can understand if your shtick is to be an aggressive, rough, dominant top who advertises that you will "destroy any hole," or BDSM Dungeon Master that smiling might break character. But providers who advertise pleasure, relaxation and other similar positive experiences are a lot more likely to get my business if they smile in at least one photo.
  7. Does anyone have any experience they can share about Pint in Dallas? Here's his RentMasseur ad: https://rentmasseur.com/Pint Replies to this thread or direct messages will be appreciated.
  8. I was browsing ads in a city that has a low percentage of latin people and spotted a relatively high number of latin men one evening this fall. So, I looked across RentMen and captured some numbers and compared that to US Census Data for those same cities.
  9. PM Leather (Peter Martin Leather) makes really neat hobble belts. They are bondage restraints that can hide out as a regular pants belt. You can wear one in normal street clothes and have essentially a pair of leather hand or ankle cuffs with you for dates or play scenes. I have one that I've turned into a fun surprise for some play partners. https://www.pmleather.com/hobble-belts https://youtu.be/QnKmbX5Hswc?si=CndbE6qjOpYZCZ1X Me, in my PM Leather belt, a few years ago.
  10. Cowboy style Wranglers are okay, but classic button-fly Levi’s 501 shrink-to-fit are my favorite.
  11. I've had too many friends whose dogs have been attacked and injured by other aggressive dogs at off-leash dog parks. My dog died of old age in July, but whenever I get another dog, I won't take it to be someplace off-leash unless I've met the other dogs and seen them interact on-leash with my dog first. My nephew's Labrador nearly had his ear ripped off by another dog at the off-leash park. A former coworker of mine got bitten on the hands as he tried to get his Jack Russel away from a large pit mix. His wife took the dog to the emergency vet clinic as he went to the E.R..
  12. Being mature enough for college to get the benefit from it is very important. I thought I was going to spend a career in the military. Then, when I was disqualified for military service because I I was asthmatic, I had no idea what to do. My parents talked me into trying college. I went to college but didn't really take it seriously. I drank, partied, and just did enough work to get by. I shouldn't have been there. I got a degree in public administration but, didn't get my money's worth from an education. I went to work in a field that didn't require a college education after that. With some experience in the workforce, I gained some maturity and realized that I actually did have the aptitude and discipline to try something harder and actually commit to it. I went back to school and got an engineering degree. That's been very worthwhile for me. At the same time, when I first went to college, straight out of high school, the national average for tuition, room, and board was far less expensive than it is today.
  13. Food Wishes: https://www.youtube.com/@foodwishes A huge range of foods. Lots of European recipes.
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