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There are several different weekly parties that meet at Paddles, on 38th Street, and in Park Slope. This is one of them. https://www.bearpartynyc.com/

I never was a drug person, way to cautious. However, these young people thought they were doing coke on a vacation romp, something their parents and even grandparents may have done to "party" when they were young. That doesn't indicate any kind of drug dependency or "problem," it's kids being kids. The fentanyl is what they didn't know about, or count on. It's the state of affairs with "street drugs" in the US right now. I don't know the solution, but I don't think pathologizing users that are casual at most is really useful.

Natural, definitely. But then I'm an ursaphile, so it follows. Trimming is ok, but no interest at all in shaven bodies. There's nothing worse that an even moderately hairy man with a completely bald crotch. Blech.

OMG thank you for this RH, ripe pits are my poppers

I keep 2X20mg tadalifil (Cialis) dissolved in 8 oz of apple juice in the refrigerator. Take 1oz (5mg) per day. The multi-day effect of Cialis means I'm always good to go. I've never had problems with side effects. Everybody is different of course, but works for me. With insurance, tadalafil 18X20mg costs me $5 every three months.

Anyone using the internet (porn sites or not) needs to have a robust anti-virus program running on their computer. A quick google of "antivirus software" will bring up a number of possibilities at various costs (including free ones) as well as review sites comparing them.

I'm not a doctor, but I would urge anyone taking the very large doses of oral vasodilators being discussed here (both Cialis and Viagra are in the same class and have the same physical effects, albeit with different timing) to have a convo with a physican, preferably a urologist, about options. For one, there may be other things going on medically that should be addressed. Plus there may be a better approach to the problem, such as Trimix or other injectables (the erection vitamin of choice of OnlyFans creators everywhere).

I think a factor in this shift is the sexualization over the past few decades of male bodies in the general culture (not just gay men). Before, say, the eighties, women were judged on their bodies while men were just there. Look at the "matinee idols" and other Adonises prior to that, the focus was all in the face while the body was typically lean but undeveloped. Bodybuilding was seen as vaguely suspect. That changed as mainstream culture became more and more sexualized, porn easily and widely available, and growing awareness by men that they were being judged in the same way they judged women. Our fathers and grandfathers didn't give much thought to their bellies, flat asses and average dicks. Men today, especially younger men, are acutely aware of their (perceived) shortcomings in the way women have always been conscious of their breasts, hips, waist and legs.

One wonders what kind of "party" included these sketchy characters with long rap sheets on the guest list.

Did you try emailing the site? Some time back, I had a similar issue in that I waited a good 6 weeks with nothing. The tracking showed it stalled at the point of departure in France. I got a prompt response, the package arrived a week later, and they put something free in my account for next time. I think the international shipment delays really are beyond their control, and between Covid disruptions and holiday shipping volumes, it's not surprising that things are stalled. Frustrating, I know, but I think your merch will arrive in time.

The people of Switzerland only. They are very different, politically and culturally, and a referendum in Switzerland does not reflect "the people" of anywhere else, whatever the results of the referendum.

Actually, excellent advice on all social media, which thrives on, and is exploited for, its ability create conflict

I found this interesting, a succinct description of the anti-vax lunacy engendered by hostile actors on electronic and social media (and yes, I realize it makes me something of a conspiracy theorist myself, but I do believe this is largely driven by forces seeking to undermine the stability of Western democracies. And it's working brilliantly!). As these things go, there is an acronym, CONSPIR Contradictory Overriding suspicion Nefarious Intent Something Must Be Wrong Persecuted Victim Immune to Evidence Re-interpreting Randomness You can download a PDF to hand out at Thanksgiving to all your anti-vaxer relations. (Just don't get too close to them.) https://www.climatechangecommunication.org/how-to-spot-covid19-conspiracy-theories/

Many who have died from COVID, and those many others with extended debilitating, and as yet poorly understood, symptoms ("Long COVID") had no identified "health issues."

You might want to let doctors, nurses, indeed all medical personnel know that. They'll be interested in your learned theories, I'm sure.

Link please

This is a direct result of a concerted campaign by hostile actors to undermine Western democracies via disinformation campaigns via electronic and social media. It's stunningly effective, to the delight of autocrats everywhere who find "government by the people" to be an inconvenience.

Pre-lockdown, GSA parties were held in Brooklyn monthly for ... decades. Host recently emailed to say he wasn't yet comfortable re-starting, for everyone's safety, but hopefully they'll be back. DM me for contact if you want to get on the list.

https://www.seeking.com/

Ditto my third Pfizer. Pfizer II was sick for a day, but now, 6 months later, only a sore arm. And the confidence I'm just that much more protected.

Also had this problem, seems to have been resolved by the site as of this morning

Re JFF and VPNs, I use VPN and as I recall a pop-up came up from JFF site that said, in effect, 'why are you using a VPN.' I replied simply 'privacy.' It was then allowed and I haven't had a problem since.

Have you tried running the numbers using the GoodRx discount? That is, skipping insurance/Medicare altogether and just paying the discount pharmacy price? I know it's complicated factoring in the lost credit toward deductibles and so forth, but a number of big retailers offer a monthly price of ~$45 for Truvada (but not Descovy apparently). Might be worth a look. https://www.goodrx.com/truvada

Not a doctor, but I think FORENSIC blood analysis can detect the presence of medications, but routine blood testing would not show any such detail.