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Wow...you’ve got suicide ALL figured out

Are there really that many people unfamiliar with the concept of depression? Wow. It can make achievements and fame seem like ashes.
 
Read the (translated) words of Kim Jonghyun, main singer of K-pop group Shinee, also a successful solo artist, lyricist and composer and one of the few K-pop stars to reach out to the LGBTQ community, who committed suicide last December at age 27:
 
https://www.soompi.com/2017/12/18/jonghyuns-dear-friend-nine9-reveals-final-letter/2/

I don’t get this logic at all. “My friend was in such great pain that he decided to take his own life, so he must be selfish.” Try some empathy.

I have taken advantage of the British ‘cycle to work’ scheme a couple of times. It allows your employer to purchase a bike for you and take reimbursement from your salary, pre-tax. It saved me ~35% on the purchase price, so it’s a very worthwhile scheme.
 
At the moment I work about 10.5 miles from my home, so I cycle in 4x per week. It’s a great way to build exercise into my routine and very preferable to sitting on a packed, delayed train, as I am right now.

I don’t get this logic at all. “My friend was in such great pain that he decided to take his own life, so he must be selfish.” Try some empathy.

I don’t get this logic at all. “My friend was in such great pain that he decided to take his own life, so he must be selfish.” Try some empathy.

“San Francisco to Los Angeles to San Diego on old Highway 1 has some of the best scenery in the nation.”
 
Surely that at least strongly implies driving.

I don’t get this logic at all. “My friend was in such great pain that he decided to take his own life, so he must be selfish.” Try some empathy.

I cycled it. Well as far as Los Angeles, not San Diego. But that was some time ago.

I don’t get this logic at all. “My friend was in such great pain that he decided to take his own life, so he must be selfish.” Try some empathy.

Many US cities and roads are unfortunately engineered in a manner that makes it markedly less safe to bike. Which then gets compounded by the fact that since so few do bike, drivers are unaccustomed to being on the lookout for them. I'm over 20 miles from where I used to work in northern NJ and we had one guy who biked 17 miles each way. Company newsletter did a big story on him. Three months later he was hit by a car on one of the narrow highways he had to navigate and landed in the hospital for weeks.
 
I will say Boston seems to be doing quite a bit to make the city more bike-friendly from what I've seen. But in general we simply aren't there yet in terms of setups making it feasible for most people.

I have taken advantage of the British ‘cycle to work’ scheme a couple of times. It allows your employer to purchase a bike for you and take reimbursement from your salary, pre-tax. It saved me ~35% on the purchase price, so it’s a very worthwhile scheme.
 
At the moment I work about 10.5 miles from my home, so I cycle in 4x per week. It’s a great way to build exercise into my routine and very preferable to sitting on a packed, delayed train, as I am right now.

Yep, digestion does that to varying degrees to nearly everyone.
For some people it is so mild they can barely feel it at all, for some others, they need the siesta hour after lunch.

As long as they order enough for me too.

Maybe they’re ordering pizza for a post-coital snack.

That's what I look for in my sex partners. Men who can multitask rather than being able to fully engage themselves in a single activity.

This is why I like my Apple Watch. I can check it very discreetly during sex.

Well, I don't know that it is necessary encoded in the law books, but think about it practically: if there is an undercover cop in a hotel room waiting to nab an escort, how likely is he to whip out his dick or stick his tongue down the guy's throat? It seems like they would need some verbal or written confirmation of the transaction in order to prove that it is prostitution.
 
Years ago I had an instance (as a client) where I went to an escort's hotel room and as soon as I arrived he started trying to get me to spell out what I was paying him for ("If I let you fuck me, you are going to give me money, right?"). I kept it vague, but after about three minutes of wordplay I walked out, never having touched him or mentioned money. Perhaps that was overly cautious, but it just didn't feel right.

I think this is a myth. Similarly, many people believe that if you ask "are you a cop?" that they have to answer truthfully.

I wanna be the top hired to find the fake tops:rolleyes:

This party reminds me of that Czech gay fantasy video where the bottoms are voluntarily restrained and the tops pay to come in and use their holes. Repeatedly.
 
I think the price difference makes perfect sense since it's the bottom's fantasy being fulfilled. And I wouldn't complain about the price, either. $65 is very reasonable for that scene. Low, in fact. I'd think they'd charge a lot more.

Plus, you’d have to be crazy to marry Tom Arnold.

There was a guy on Straight College Men who would rim guys, but would not kiss them "because that's gay."

So this has created a mucus membrane? Would be interesting to know if it has any application to MTF bottom surgery.