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Ben Cohen... :p:p:p:p

Aussie ginger & beard - Calendar 2019?

He tossed the jeans on the floor... :p:p

We're in luck... He's here in San Francisco visiting until March the 10th. The guy is from Bogota, Colombia... https://rentmen.eu/Rjhoony

@honcho , I believe it came from the Rentmen website in London... Let me check and I will get back to you with an answer... Cheers!

@whipped guy Thanks, man... That was a sensory overload... TGIF!

This is the way I see it: It's the point of reference... When you are 7 years old and have not amassed a ton of understanding of what is considered sexual abuse, I believe the brain does not equate those acts as sexual abuse. Your statement rings true... At that age, I believe, we all know what's considered to be right or wrong, and I believe Wade knew that what they were doing was wrong as it was always done in secret and not in the open. As adults, with all the years of experience of what we have heard, read, and seen, we have a good understanding of the sexual abuse concept. As a 7 year old child, without that understanding, it's hard to see it as abuse, when you can bring other feelings to the front of the brain and mask it with it was lovely, it was sweet, it was fulfilling... I believe the audience was mostly filled with survivors of sexual abuse... Another subject that has been on the news lately is the number of priests that abused children for years and rarely you had that on the news because there were too many factors suppressing the truth... Well, those are my two cents...

@Axiom2001 Hope you have an out of this world experience in oblivion and that there is a HE before you return to earth...!

I can see the outline...

Interesting that her words back then rang true as those children (at least the two that were in the documentary) now adults are testifying that they have been scarred for a great part of their lives and are almost recovered or still on a path to recovery.

Ha, ha, ha... I had my eyes on that one, but I see you got to him first... Cheers!

Handsome guy, but man, I love that swim suite...

You think...?

Well, sorry... Mine start at his smile and stop at his crotch. :p:p

Well, be a good pal and tell us all about it after you guys meet...?

I watched the first part on Sunday and the second part last night. It was a very powerful documentaty and very well done. The director mentioned that he focused on the lives of the two men to see things from their perspective. There are many men who have lived through similar situations and this documentary showed facts as told by the two men. They were being loved when they were seeking love, they were told not to say anything because it would impact negatively on their lives... Mix love and fear of loosing that cherished love and is understandable to see that it would be well into manhood that the men are still in their path of recovery. Forgiving themselves for letting it happen as they look back is also very difficult for their minds. Forgiving the parents that should have protect them can also take a long path; it just goes to show how even us as adults can be lured into a fantasy world where kind words told to us during vulnerable moments would have us do things that we later regret. It was powerful to hear feedback from recognizable people in the audience like actor Anthony Edwards and the ex-football player sitting next to him. Peeling the layers that you put there to protect your sanity over the years may take a long time to remove in the path to recovery.

@whipped guy , nice run of muscle guys... :cool: