GregM

Interesting... Though, I have slept on the floor at airports in between flights cause I was too tired. Now, for a one hour session seems an excellent idea!

he is cute full stop!

All imma say is that the ignorance still runs deep.
 
Hugs,
Greg

All imma say is that the ignorance still runs deep.
 
Hugs,
Greg

Happened to me....escort told me after the fact. It was bare, he bottomed and it felt fucking amazing but being the dick that he is, I think he wanted to be entertained at my reaction afterwards. I'm still neg...and he still escorts and presumably not telling the pos status, had the nerve to blame me because I didn't ask. It takes two to fuck and I tell everyone I'm ddf...pos is not a deal breaker for me. Gay men can be judgy especially with our pos bros but don't play with peoples emotions for the fun of it.

Yes, I would set up a session and would engage in the same activities I do with anyone else. Although I don't subscribe to the notion of assuming everyone is HIV+, I still take the same precautions with everyone. Additionally, when someone tells me he is HIV+ I know his status because not many guys who are negative say they are positive.

As most of you have probably guessed the bulk of the income in the past has been from the flirt4free ads on the main site. As long as the income remained above the minimum to survive, I've been content because at heart I'm a computer geek and I really love doing the work.
 
I’ve lost the client that has been keeping me (and the site afloat). I’m now running about a thousand a month negative.
 
I'm willing to to hear suggestions on where to go from here. I’m willing to hear how to bring more income into the site. I'm willing to hear how to reach the people that have benefited from website but never thought to send a few dollars.
 
Here’s what has worked to send a donation in the past:

Drop cash, check, money order, or a gift card into the mail and send it to:



WinkWinkNodNod, LLC


6130 West Tropicana Ave #124


Las Vegas, NV 89103

Many banks let you send a check by address on a one-time or a monthly basis. Several members send me a modest monthly donation which is always appreciated.
 
 
Some banks let you send money to an email address or phone number: webmaster@winkwinknodnod.net (We'll provide a phone number on request)
 
 
Google Wallet can send money to the email address: webmaster@winkwinknodnod.net
 
 
Amazon has eGift cards that you can send to an email address. I eventually find a use for them: webmaster@winkwinknodnod.net
 
 
am registered with Paypal. However they have a history of freezing accounts they don’t approve of. They did freeze Hooboy’s account. However current events suggests that they have become more tolerant.

If I've missed some of the payment options, let us know and we'll take a look.
 
Be sure to mention your member name so that I can let you into “The Cabana”
 
Please stay on topic and remain civil. Right now there are touchy areas that we're simply not going to discuss.

Nothing like being docked by a hot Brazilian. Caliente.

I predict this will quickly devolve into a conversation about foreskin.
 
Kevin Slater

My roofer was quoting me a price.
"how much deposit?" I asked.
"None. You pay me when I'm done. "
"Really?"
"Yeah. It's great incentive for me to finish the job."

LOL you guys crack me up! Trust me, many of us in the service industry especially grocery know what your up to when you frequent our lines. I had my regulars when I was checking more in Seattle who would only go through my line even if it was a wait. Heck they'd even suffer through the self checkouts if I was in that area for the day.
 
Hugs,
Greg

As someone who is hiv positive I strongly disagree. I always disclose my status in an email and tell the person that If they are not comfortable with that I understand. I do this as a protection for myself as well because depending on the jurisdiction you are in not disclosing can get you in legal trouble, this way I have the disclosure ( and consent) in writing.

Has anyone here said HIV is not a big deal?

I like you @loverboy95, I really do, but that is a huge false equivalency.

Oh lord. Such drama. Everyone is positive in my book. Only fools depend on honesty.

How about your doctor? Your dentist? While we all need to be responsible for our own health, it is the case that if you are putting someone at risk, your status is their business. Whether you take that responsibility or not is another issue.

This is really the only part that matters. Whether we choose condoms or PrEP, or both, each of us is responsible for our own sexual health.

Hello,
 
I wanted to post this message based off of something that @Benjamin_Nicholas posted in another thread about a friend of his. Unfortunately, I cannot go into too much detail, but I wanted to share this with all of you here as a warning to be careful about who you hire.
 
The first thing you should do is go to your doctor and get vaccinated for all STIs. After you start hiring, get a full panel STI test regularly. It is up to YOU to protect your health. This person I spoke with had to learn the hard way that this industry is full of LIARS. There are tons of escorts who may have some infection, but don't tell you because they don't know themselves, don't want to risk their business being harmed, or are quite frankly to stupid to understand how these matters can impact people's lives.
 
To both clients AND escorts on this forum; if you have an STI, regardless of how big or small you perceive it to be, you need to be upfront with your partner about it before you have sex with them. Your partner has a right to know your status so he can make the decision if he wants to be with you or not. To not be upfront with them right from the beginning is dishonest and to me, it is straight-up lying. You have a right to know your partner's status before you have sex with them and if they do not want to be honest with you, then you should not be with that person in the first place.

LOL you guys crack me up! Trust me, many of us in the service industry especially grocery know what your up to when you frequent our lines. I had my regulars when I was checking more in Seattle who would only go through my line even if it was a wait. Heck they'd even suffer through the self checkouts if I was in that area for the day.
 
Hugs,
Greg

LOL you guys crack me up! Trust me, many of us in the service industry especially grocery know what your up to when you frequent our lines. I had my regulars when I was checking more in Seattle who would only go through my line even if it was a wait. Heck they'd even suffer through the self checkouts if I was in that area for the day.
 
Hugs,
Greg

LOL you guys crack me up! Trust me, many of us in the service industry especially grocery know what your up to when you frequent our lines. I had my regulars when I was checking more in Seattle who would only go through my line even if it was a wait. Heck they'd even suffer through the self checkouts if I was in that area for the day.
 
Hugs,
Greg

LOL you guys crack me up! Trust me, many of us in the service industry especially grocery know what your up to when you frequent our lines. I had my regulars when I was checking more in Seattle who would only go through my line even if it was a wait. Heck they'd even suffer through the self checkouts if I was in that area for the day.
 
Hugs,
Greg

I don't know guys--someone once said that life is a collection of these little beautiful moments; I still remember maybe 10 or 12 years ago driving to the office on the interstate, which goes to Mexico; there was a motorcyclist who I swear looked like Subcomandante Marcos from Chiapas; he was drafting me for about 20 miles, and when I turned off for my exit, he waved at me; it made my day!!!

LOL you guys crack me up! Trust me, many of us in the service industry especially grocery know what your up to when you frequent our lines. I had my regulars when I was checking more in Seattle who would only go through my line even if it was a wait. Heck they'd even suffer through the self checkouts if I was in that area for the day.
 
Hugs,
Greg

Condoms, PrEP, serosorting, conversations, taking anonymous bareback loads - they all have their place and what risk you decide works for you in your life (because there is no such thing as no risk) is great.
 
However, as someone who worked in an STD clinic for a long time, I think the idea of HIV being the only STI that 'counts' is a short sighted one. This is not the 70's and the antibiotic arsenal is not what it once was. While gonnorhea is much less likely to kill you, having it for life or having to go to the hospital to get it cured - which is a very likely soon future - is something I don't take lightly and therefore act accordingly. I hate people who shame other for their well informed choices, I just wish I felt like more people were better informed.