bashful

Many boys in Prague are real bisexuals. They love to kiss men, suck dick, get fucked hard, and, after they do, they go out to dinner with their girlfriend du jour and maybe even fuck her. In my experience, they prefer to bottom with men and rarely top. They just love sex, that's it, no labels or guilt attached.

Agree 100%. Some of the raved about escorts here I had only so so time with......all in the chemistry

In the end I find it always comes down to chemistry. I have had the occasional bad time with a well reviewed escort and have had regular mind blowing sex with escorts who have not always gotten the best reviews. Having said that, forum members have usually steered me in the right direction.

This only goes to show that not everyone is going to have the same connection that the members who praised Mr. Stevens here have enjoyed. We are all different, so though the majority find a certain escort to be among the best they've hired, it is never completely certain that your own personal experience with him is assured to be like theirs. Different strokes for different folks!!!
 
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Not busted yet... but worried i may leap into dirty old man territory this coming week.
 
For years, a neighbor kid cleaned my yard. Hes grown and lost interest. So i ran a craigs gigs ad, and mixed in among all the replies, is this one saying
 
"Hello, my name is XXXXXX. I am coming home from XXXXXXX university this week, where I'm on the football team. Id like to do the job. " i look him up.... college athletes tend to have pics and stats online, and he has facebook & instagram.
 
19, 6'2, 185 lbs, model looks... pics on the beach showing off a ripped bod, appears to enjoy flexing the guns in every photo......
 
He starts this coming week. Im actually nervous that ill do something stupid, revealing myself to be CREEPY dirty old man..
 
If only id never read impossible gay fiction or had never seen gay porn with seedy fantasyland plotlines.....

Tristan is the nicest guy out of bed and the hottest in bed. Am lucky to have been with him many times.

Tristan Baldwin. My patience was rewarded recently when I was able to meet him. It's all been said, but not until I was with him did I realize how great he is at what he does.

Tristan Baldwin. My patience was rewarded recently when I was able to meet him. It's all been said, but not until I was with him did I realize how great he is at what he does.

Tristan Baldwin. My patience was rewarded recently when I was able to meet him. It's all been said, but not until I was with him did I realize how great he is at what he does.

Tristan Baldwin. My patience was rewarded recently when I was able to meet him. It's all been said, but not until I was with him did I realize how great he is at what he does.

+1
Decency personified...A rare commodity these days.

Tristan Baldwin. My patience was rewarded recently when I was able to meet him. It's all been said, but not until I was with him did I realize how great he is at what he does.

Tristan Baldwin. My patience was rewarded recently when I was able to meet him. It's all been said, but not until I was with him did I realize how great he is at what he does.

Apparently they are not taking any deductions on their children, mortgage interest, property taxes, or charitable donations. They also must not have any investment income to be at an effective 40% tax rate (which, by the way would not be their tax bracket with the aforementioned deductions). So, @azdr0710 is correct. They need a new accountant. I get that NY is ridiculously expensive and that $500k does not take someone as far as many would think, but using fuzzy math only weakens their argument.

I haven't followed the reporting of this case that closely, but earlier this week one of the frat brothers or pledges was trying to portray himself as some sort of hero because he was apparently the lone voice of reason that they needed to call 911. That didn't impress me. What he should have done is not just tell others that that was the right thing to do and then NOT do it because of peer pressure. He should have actually made the call because he knew it was the only moral way to respond to the situation at hand. Sure, it probably makes him slightly less culpable than the others involved, but only slightly.

My doctor recommended at least 3 orgasms a week - in reality for me it averages about once a week (65yrs). Guess I better step it up!

Ohhhhh Nooooooo!
 
By asking this question, don't you realize that the Silicon Valley bots that monitor our every keystroke are going to generate messages..... and it won't be long before there are fitbit-like devices to measure this activity.
 
What's that on your wrist? Oh, it's my Jizz-Wiz!

KFC has really done well by hiring their current marketing/advertising firm (if they are the creators of this). I also loved it when they introduced the "extra crispy" Colonel (the perpetually tanned George Hamilton).

He usually starts out in sexy briefs and they can easily fall to the floor with a gentle tug. BTW, he recently got an extended haircut

http://thegrapevine.theroot.com/kfc-has-published-a-colonel-sanders-romance-novel-in-ho-1794953727
 

 
The promo video is worth a watch:
 
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/05/04/17/3FF0D17900000578-4474292-image-a-21_1493915662758.jpg
 

Would you mind if I sent you pics and/or info on guys I'm interested in?
 
That said with your DL spotting ability...

I wrote this in another thread.
 

I wrote this in another thread.
 

It's taken me a long time to respond to this thread. Aaron Hernandez was not someone I was a fan of as a player, he seemed to have the arrogant, entitled attitude too many athletes display, both pros and gifted college ones. When the murder charge and conviction happened, I was glad justice was served and had no sympathy for someone who threw away such a life, one many envy (including, perhaps, my younger self).
 
As someone whose youthful identity was tied up in being an athlete, and for whom sports has provided pride and enjoyment, I was angered by his crime. But without having a shred of sympathy for a murderer, the news that fear of being outed as a closeted bisexual may have inspired his crime resonated with me uncomfortably, and it's been on my mind a lot.
 
I was a jock in school, a varsity basketball player at a Division 1 school. I'd been a jock since childhood, on teams in school and the community. I was lucky to have been raised by parents who were tolerant and gave me a good example of how to live. But I also had a secret that I was terrified of and denied with every fiber of my being, which was that I was attracted sexually to other males. I remember suppressing idle thoughts every day, I taught myself to not look at guys in the locker room so strongly that I still don't do it. No one, as far as I know, ever suspected me of this. But I had to hide it from myself and looking back, realize how fearful I was that anyone else would know.
 
Did I murder anyone? No, of course not. And somehow, somehow, I avoided the crime of mocking or bullying others for their sexuality in order to protect my secret. (The only fist fight I ever had in my life was to defend a shy, fey kid, who may or may not have been gay, from being bullied by a bigger kid). But in HS, and my first years of college, I was a hound, I slept around with a lot of girls to prove I was "normal." And believe me, if you're a relatively prominent athlete in school, getting sex is no problem, or wasn't then anyway. I look back in sorrow at how many feelings I probably hurt, how disrespectful I was, how dishonestly I was using others, not even for pleasure, but to build a facade. Everyone knew I was a "lady killer" and my teammates admired me for it. I never had sex with anyone unwilling, I never pressured anyone, but certainly there were girls who regretted going to bed with me when I moved on immediately to the next one.
 
All that changed when I met my wife-to-be, who almost refused to date me because of my reputation. That was a wake-up call, and once we connected I never was with anyone else. And I truly loved her, which was a new thing. The years of perspective let me see that even she was part of a screen, but not such a thoughtless one as the young women I'd been using to prove I wasn't anything but straight.
 
So, that's a long way of saying that Hernandez' story makes me sadder than it did. To live in that milieu and lie every day is hard. For him to have been actively bisexual in high school, as he apparently was, is something I can't fathom, but that's my limitation. I didn't admit my bisexuality to myself until I was comfortably married with kids, and with no intention of acting on it. But I still have some insight into how much fear he might have had about being outed. I had no expectation of ever having even that tiny insight into his life and his crimes. But while my behavior wasn't criminal, maybe, it was wrong, and it was otherwise uncharacteristic of who I am. Hernandez deserved his sentence, but his suicide still makes me sad.

I really hope you mean you're tired of women being sexually harassed. I can't speak for them, but I think they're tired of this shit too.