-
Posts
4,319 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Recent Profile Visitors
The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.
Rod Hagen's Achievements
-
BSR reacted to a post in a topic: The Wizard of Oz - Las Vegas Sphere
-
MikeBiDude reacted to a post in a topic: One provider for two clients?
-
+ Just Sayin reacted to a post in a topic: Escort Memoir
-
I never charged more. I knew many others who didn't as well. Also, it is absolutely understandable to charge more.
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Escort Memoir
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: One provider for two clients?
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Getting started providing?
-
Watched that the other day. Looks amazing. It is very pricey. Nevertheless, I might see it in the fall, it's been a long time since I visited Vegas. https://www.ticketmaster.com/the-wizard-of-oz-at-sphere-tickets/artist/3552227
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Escorts that cater to older daddy (or grandpa, lol) bears
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Escorts that cater to older daddy (or grandpa, lol) bears
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Escorts that cater to older daddy (or grandpa, lol) bears
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Contacting a High-Profile Porn Star for Escort Services?
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Outrageous donations for the company of providers
-
Rod Hagen reacted to a post in a topic: Adolescence on Netflix
-
It wasn't good, but it wasn't bad. It was entertaining. Lois and Superman had a shockingly good chemistry. I'm a bit surprised I went to see it, and I don't regret it.
-
David Geffen, 82 files for divorce from Donovan Michaels, 32
Rod Hagen replied to Ali Gator's topic in The Lounge
Despite having been an escort in LA for decades, sadly I never ever met him. Maybe 26, age when I started, was too old for him back then, I don't know. I know people who have been to both houses and I always wanted to see the Malibu home. Oh well. Lucky you. Escort Gavin Geoffrey Dillard gives a very amusing account of visiting both homes for the first time in his memoir: In The Flesh I know what you mean about the water coming right up to the house. I was at a sex party late '90s in that same area of Malibu, and that time of year the water came right up to the hot tub. Also, I spent a very nice Christmas Eve at what at the time was Geffen's Hotel in Malibu, The Malibu Beach Inn, and the water came right up to the hotel Christmas Morning. So, very cliche, I set my coffee cup on the patio and went for a very cold swim first thing. I Felt like Christopher Isherwood. -
TonyDown reacted to a post in a topic: David Geffen, 82 files for divorce from Donovan Michaels, 32
-
TonyDown reacted to a post in a topic: My Mom Jayne on HBO Max
-
+ Vegas_Millennial reacted to a post in a topic: Broadway: Oh, Mary! Cole Escola
-
Luv2play reacted to a post in a topic: Escort Memoir
-
Whippoorwill reacted to a post in a topic: Ballet dancers are the sexiest men.
-
Nibs reacted to a post in a topic: Sherman Maus in Los Angeles
-
+ friendofsheila reacted to a post in a topic: Jurassic Rebirth
-
Sigmoid Colectomy/Elective Partial Sigmoid Resection 411
Rod Hagen replied to Rod Hagen's topic in Men's Health
Here's a bit more information if anyone is interested or wants to chime in, I know there is another thread about this (below). My partner has had bouts of diverticulitis for about a decade, a bit more. Never complicated. Generally he treats it with antibiotics, and it resolves. This happens maybe 2-3 times a year. Last week was the first time he was hospitalized at Cedars for three nights. He had sepsis, even though again it was uncomplicated. He's better now. Throughout these 10+ years he's consulted regularly with a really great Cedars Sinai Colo-Rectal, Surgeon; one of those surgeons who doesn't like to do surgery. Now, after the Sepsis event, that surgeon is leaning toward surgery as is his Gastroenterologist. However, his Infectious Disease doctor, and several other doctor friends, many of whom are also surgeons themselves, just not Colo-Rectal surgeons, fall on the side of waiting to see if this Sepsis was a fluke. In other words, always have the antibiotics on hand, and only travel to countries and cities that can recognize Sepsis. The idea being if he gets Sepsis again, then consider surgery. But if he never does, the downsides and potential downsides of taking Antibiotics once or twice or even three times a year, C. diff being the biggest risk, are worth it. -
Anyone have anything to share about the short and long term recovery from a Sigmoid Colectomy/Partial Sigmoid Resection, either elective or for an acute disorder? Specifically, my partner is weighing having it done after his last bought with Diverticulitis, while not complicated, wasn't good (Hospitalized with Sepsis). I'm wondering about what your thoughts were in the decision making process, how happy you are with the results, how much it helped your symptoms and pathologies, whatever they were, and what the short and long term recovery was like. THANKS!
-
Probably 90% (more?) of negatively-valenced emotions aren't rooted in the present. It confounds me how resistant people are to meditation. Meditation is a significant tactic in a strategy to feel better. And it's the most effective if you are plagued with intrusive thoughts of what you did and didn't do, what you must do, and what others did, or didn't do. Therapy is great. Long-term, meditation is perhaps more helpful than therapy. While your brilliant therapist is with you once a week for 50 minutes, and you will take his advice and insights with you between sessions, your mind is with you every moment of ever day, which doesn't have to be a curse. It is possible to get a handle on intrusive thoughts, but YOU have to train your mind. You. It's your brain dude. The thing to understand about meditation, is that once you've been doing it for awhile, you'll find that even when you aren't sitting quietly, you'll recognize, more often not always of course, when you're mind is going down a dark path. You'll acknowledge it, and redirect your thoughts. Fairly easily. It does take time. It's well worth the effort. But it's easier to go to therapy than it is to also meditate. Just like it's easier to get a massage than it is to warm up and cool down and incorporate stability (flexibility and balance) training into your life. Just like it's easier to watch a video than it is to read. Good news is that there are THOUSANDS of short guided meditations on Youtube. Hopefully eventually you'll be able to sit and focus on your breathing and awareness for an hour or more. WAY down the road. For now, you can keep it short. Enjoy
-
clever. somewhere between the two might be a good place to start.
-
AI Robot vs. real huan for massage. Your thoughts?
Rod Hagen replied to + glutes's topic in The Lounge
There already is a Robot for that. Pull the trigger, it's Fantastic. https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/70B11E37-C1E2-430B-A47E-50A6750A7CC3 He and I have the same watch and watch band! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ohdoki/the-handy-2-the-1-male-sex-toy-now-even-better -
My eyes are up here :-)
-
I'm sure EVERY time she tells someone who her mom was, they look at her chest. “Here they are, Jayne Mansfield!” xHamster XHAMSTER.COM
-
Great actress, LOVE North By Northwest. Before Rentals were available, my mom often mentioned how much she'd love to see Raintree County again. Why isn't Raintree County on? Why doesn't Turner Broadcast ever show Raintree County? Then, one Sunday afternoon when I was in highschool (it still wasn't available on Tape for some reason) it was on. We watched it. It sucked. She said, but I loved this movie when I saw it in the theater as a kid. :-) That's so gay when you think about it. Me at 17 staying home on a Sunday afternoon to help Mom revisit childhood.
-
I wasn't aware of that. I thought the movie was dumb and fun, shot beautifully, scored beautifully, and worth my time, but no not an Oscar movie. Or, at least, it wouldn't have been a contender 15 years ago. Nowadays, different game I guess.
-
Isn't that the new big problem in our (western) world: everyone telling themselves, often at the top of their lungs, they're the best?
-
When I first started escorting I didn't host because I was ashamed of my apartment. I Had no couch even though I'd been living there (actually, here where I'm typing now) by that time for a couple years by then and working full time as an engineer; when it comes to spending money, I have odd priorities: mountain bikes hanging from the ceiling, Surfboard against the window, Skis and snowboards and climbing ropes here and there, but no couch. Someone at work gave me a couch, I bought some extra sheets and towels, started doing incalls and was told many times throughout the decades how much people like my apartment. Go figure. I thought because it wasn't "fancy" like my clients' homes, nobody would want to return. Not hosting for those first few months was a pain in the ass.
Contact Info:
The Company of Men
C/O RadioRob Enterprises
3296 N Federal Hwy #11104
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33306
Email: [email protected]
Help Support Our Site
Our site operates with the support of our members. Make a one-time donation using the buttons below.