TruthBTold

I'm staying in Room 4202.

I was not advising not to get a flu shot. I got it. I was just saying that it was reported that this year's shot was less effective against the flu going around this year. But that is the chance we take every year. A flu shot is created in advance trying to anticipate what particular strain will actually show up. It may or may not be on target. I guess this year it was not.

This season is supposed to be particularly virulent. I heard a report that the flu shot that was dispensed this season was not as effective as it normally is. So take care of yourself.

I suppose its better (but not by much) than an at-home HIV test kit.

Just another thing to have to put away when the cleaning lady comes.

Luckily (or unluckily) I have an illness that could conceivably cause erection problems so I ask for him to write a prescription. I think I pay the same as I pay for other meds that I get. I could probably get by without them but get worried that I will need them. Sort of like sleeping pills. However, if I know I might be doing poppers I won't even consider taking the prescription.

I'm not sure how often you did it before but I seem to have kept up with a similar schedule. Even if I promise myself that I will skip the time I usually perform all it takes is an inadvertent brush to a nipple and it's off to the races.

I agree with this. However, each of you will have to have some private time to stay sane. You will have to decide how much time that should be. He has to return calls, etc. and he should expect some amount of privacy for that. Now it will be up for your consideration whether this private time could include him giving another guy a blow job if he wants to or if private time can be anything except sex.

I love when nipples look like this. I always know (or pray) that after a few tweaks that cock will be hard as a rock.

Ms. Child “A party without cake is just a meeting.” “The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for the steak to cook.” “I think every woman should have a blowtorch.” “People who love to eat are always the best people.” “Remember, 'No one's more important than people'! In other words, friendship is the most important thing--not career or housework, or one's fatigue--and it needs to be tended and nurtured.” “Just speak very loudly and quickly, and state your position with utter conviction, as the French do, and you'll have a marvelous time!” “The best way to execute French cooking is to get good and loaded and whack the hell out of a chicken. Bon appétit.” P.S. I apologize if the person is supposed to be alive, like the Nobel.

Unfortunately beauty won't get you everywhere or everything.

Stolen from WilliamM -

Steve Hammond, Damn! What I wouldn't have done for a piece of that.

Well he does do "household work."

There are tons of gorgeous black men with a lot of the attributes I appreciate. Brazilian men in particular are some of the most stunning.

Sounds like all the things I look for in a boyfriend.

Vermont's Senate passed a bill that has already gone through the state's House of Representatives legalizing recreational marijuana use. The governor has stated that he plans to sign the law. This will make it the first state where it was the legislature rather than a state ballot initiative that legalized recreational use of pot. Of course, this goes against the Federal policy announced by Jeff Sessions last week freeing up federal government resources to enforce government drug laws. I would imagine it could be seen as a slap in someone's Southern face but I suppose it is all perspective.

Reminds of the movie Lars and the Real Girl.

I have never heard a bad word about him. However, I am always kind of confused. He marks that he offers BFE. Does that mean a boyfriend who won't have sex with you but will do muscle admiration. Or does it mean a really built boyfriend who will have sex with you?

I'd grit my teeth, too.

I think that the name given by the photographer pretty much accurately described him.

Except that in my estimation that Mr. Chalamet actually looks like he could be 17 (if that what he is presented as in the film). Mr. Hammer in no way looks like a 24 year old. This is from someone who had no preconceptions going into the movie. Why not get someone in their 20's to play the part? There are many wonderful young actors out there. I don't think Mr. Hammer brought a particular cachet to the part that would make anyone flock to the film to see it.

I have loved Toni Collette since Muriel's Wedding (particularly if you like Abba music). She is just an all around great actress/commedienne. And Rossa da Palma I have never seen before. I am excited to.

It is weird because when I saw the movie I had not read the book and barely knew anything about the story. When I went to see it I assumed from seeing Mr. Hammer that Oliver was supposed to be at least 30, perhaps more. In real life he is 31 and I don't think they did anything to try to make him look or act younger. For me, a mature 17 year old having a fling (no matter how heartfelt) with a 24 year old is a bit different that a 17-year old have the same sort of thing with an engaged 31 year old. As I said FOR ME it just gives it a slight different tenor. Although I guess a broken heart is a broken heart.

I have not seen the movie yet and I plan to. However in seeing the trailers it kind of reminds me a more comprehensible Moulin Rouge (which I kind of liked in some aspects - I may be the only person).