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Ah, that does make sense, so Apple not only care about the developer-created content, but they impose the app makers to control the user-created content strictly, to allow their app in the store. Maybe apple needs an "explicit" label on apps, just like they do for podcasts on iTunes, but with a filter for children iPhone users. Then we could finally talk freely about our tallywackers's size. Actually you MUST be right, because Planet Romeo has an app, that does not allow you to see explicit pictures, but you can see them on theit website. That must also be because the app is regulated by the store's rules, but the website isn't.

Does anyone know the logic for grindr to forbid explicit language? It is a hookup site, and one of the choices is “right now”, which cleary is intended to mean sex, so surely words relating to sex are necessary for guys to communicate. Are there laws that forbids those words in countries where Grindr is most popular? I mean, are they trying to become legal in Muslim countries, now?

That is fine, the contract does not protect me (just like the "for my time only clause"?), but there is no extortion, that is the point I was making in the post you quoted.

I didn’t know there were tiers? Does it work like this? First tier: I am going to the Monarch one day, or the spouse of the Monarch Second tier: I could be the Monarch if a plane crach happens and a whole family dies Third tier: I am a royal, but will never be the Monarch, chances are far too small. Fourth tier: I don’t even have a title (Zara Tindall)

I never said I ever did anything illegal and I am not planning to, all I do is having sex, which is legal, and insinuating otherwise will wake up my lawyer, so don’t.

I respectfully disagree, it is completely legal for me to tell the world who I had sex with, as long as I am not lying. And so asking for money in exchange for not doing something that I am absolutely in my right to do, is not extortion. It is just a contract between 2 consenting parties.

This is so right. There are so many far more risky things that we do all the time.

But they don’t crack up when you agree to pay them “for their time only”? It is just as silly. Yet that is the only way they legally advertise, if you are in the US.

Yeah, that would the be the agreement! We sign a contract where, I, as a hookup person #1, agree completely voluntarily to pay my hookup person #2 at the end of a session of sex, not to tell anyone about what just happened. And frankly, it is already an implicit part of what is happening: If you are an escort and the client doesn’t pay (“sorry, no, that was just a hookup, I am not giving you any money”), wouldn’t you feel your obligation for discretion simply doesn’t apply? So we are already paying for discretion as part of the service. So let’s say just the right words that make it the only reason for any payment. Then it is legal unless the police can prove otherwise.

Then don’t tell them that. I don’t think you understand what Avalon is proposing. He is just saying that we both , the client and the escort, claim that the money is for keeping quiet, because it is apparently not illegal to pay someone to keep quiet about sex. We all know why we are paying escorts. Don’t you?

Ah, he still denies to have had sex with her, I forgot about that. Well, it could still work for us, no?

Why would the escort change what he is doing right now? If he is dishonest, he can be dishonest right now! I don’t understand what you are saying.

Very nice. I think it might if the Trump case as stated by Giuliani is accepted and Trump doesn’t get into trouble for paying her. We could even draft a standard contract that would be based on this premise. And use it every single time! Then this business is suddenly legal!

Lol, yeah I haven’t read the word ghost so often theses day: just 2 days ago a guy was asking me a face picture and I said, “no you don’t need it, because i am paying” and he said “yes, I need it, I don’t have sex with ghosts” and that made me think of your video again.

I think you can make it happen if you are committed: go to a place where people are in serious need of money. Maybe travel to Medellín in Columbia, get your ass to escort central like “club Toby” and make it known to all the working boys that you have a US$ 1000 to give to real twins. After the word travels far and wide and a few days later, I would assume some twins would approach you and ask if the deal is still on.

The “Percent of regular clients” question will not yield any meaningful results unless you put a time period. If you meet 200 clients per year and 5 of them are regulars which you see every month that is 2.5% of your clients per year, but on any given month where you met these 5 and another 15 clients, that is 25% per month. Depending on where you put the time period borders you get a completely different result.

Thanks for this thread! Grinder had prevented me to put the dollar bill in my profile description, but the atm sign is working.

Ask @Lance_Navarro, I am not he sees them, but he can fuck them neverthe less. https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/fucking-a-ghost-a-planking-coregasm.136416/

Yep, that was hot. You have skills, Lance!

Oh, sorry everyone, I didn’t read properly, I read add-on, I assumed dreamboy13 meant a friend request, (because I got so many of these, before I hid my number). Yes, an ad can be based on location, sorry. I get tons of ads I don’t understand when on holidays abroad.

Yeah, it is your cell number. If Hero have put your cell number in their phone’s contacts, and given Facebook full access to their contact (which includes you), then Facebook will put you in their list of “people you may know”, because you also have given your cell number to Facebook and you have not not used the privacy settings that hide it under all circumstances. And no it is not location, just being next to someone on the bus doesn’t mean you know that someone, but giving your number to someone, or calling them, that means you likely know them, so Facebook uses phone numbers, not your gps location on your phone.

Fair enough, how about an "officially recommended" format? No penalty for not following it, but no help from some of the members either.

Check if the tax is included when you book at a given price. If I remember well you might end up with a slightly more expensive bill than you thought.

It is possible that escort was active at some point, isn’t any longer and can’t be bothered to take down the ad, it is simpler for him to just not lookup that email address’s inbox and leave that phone off.

Interesting.