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Would you consider posting this in The Lounge as well?

Would you consider posting this in The Lounge as well?

I saw Michael in August and spent a nice evening with him. Here’s what he texted me: “Tell the forum I take bookings on my email attached to all my social media. Which is also michaeldelray5@gmail.com”

I see it now. I guess I was looking at body if text. NVM, yes feel stupid. I might have been distracted by some pictures. ☺️

Photo 7 cuts quite a figure!
Time for a trip to Boston.

Thank you for the shoutout! I am very flattered. Boston is definitely my favorite place to travel to now! Such kind and welcoming people and beautiful sights to see!

I agree. I have seen him as well. The one good benefit of my son being stationed near Oklahoma City. I hope to see him again when I see my son again next month. He is a recommend and provides a unique experience.

Bump

I don’t think so. Your initial response to any novel stimuli/experience is always unique. You may just have In some way “imprinted” to him since he was your very first.

If he repeats the same regimen at your next visit, you at least know he enjoys the power his hands have over your body. I understand your reluctance to cross boundaries.

Figuratively speaking.....*chuckle*

Thoughtful response. Thanks.

15 is a highly impressionable age. It might be that he is questioning his sexuality because he actually enjoys it or that he thinks that the coach would only molest a gay guy. Sexual abuse can make you think of/question a lot of things.

Word of note. When introducing new dog food it is better to do it gradually. Mix in a little bit of the new with the old for like a week with each day little bit more of the new and less of old.
 
Two reasons, it gets them used to the new smell of the new but familiar scent of the old food. Also, dogs can get upset stomach from instantly eating new dog food. It's possible we would not notice dogs feeling under the weather as dogs show discomfort in different ways. But possibly their stool could be more runny with a new dog food.

Adopted a senior (12yo) Pomeranian 13 weeks ago today:) Used to use Blue Buffalo w/ my Scotties and then read some not so good things (no I can't find them).
 
Now, after checking with canine owning friends, I am using Nutro Senior for dry and making a gravy with Merrick's Lil Meals - (one pack does 4 feeding) I get everything now from chewy.com.
 
When she was turned in to Humane Society in Feb she weighed 17.88# - when I adopted her Apr 20th, she was 15# and 4 weeks ago she weighed in at 11.8# just under the goal weight of 12#.
 
I have increased her food and weigh her every 3 weeks to see that we are maintaining.

Our local butcher has soup bones, marked "Great for stews, soups, and well-behaved dogs". :-)

I have fed my last two dogs Hills Science Diet, because my vet recommends it, and they have been very healthy and happy. However, I am no expert on nutrition. I also give them Old Mother Hubbard dog treats, which I found a few years ago when I was trying to avoid dog food made in China, and my dogs love them.

Right now still trying to support my local pet store so have not done the online delivery option yet. Pet shops to me are one of the few remaining remnants of local shops vs big box or online

My 21 pound, 12.5 year old basset-dachshund mix loves and has thrived on the age appropriate variety of Iam's.

Agrees. Since it is a puppy be sure to do puppy socialisation. The sweet spot is between 3-9 months to teach it how to act around other dogs.

I have had great success with Eukenuba - first puppy and then small dog and now older dog. Our girl is in great shape! Best of luck with the new baby. One suggestion: Be sure to go to 'Dog School.' It is more to teach you how to cope than it is for the dog....and it works!

Will do.

Please post a photo after he has settled in with you.

During one of my BFE experiences, the client asked to go ice skating with me to watch what I do on the ice. I would say that’s a special technique/skill that most other escorts can’t do

It gives a whole new contemplation to Boy Wonder!