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Tarte Gogo

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  1. Jealous over here, never yet received something as explicit as this.
  2. I hope escorts here will say that it is not bad taste, I also love to see an escorts’s cum face, and watching him make that face while he is deep inside me is always awesome, although rare. The question is that it may be difficult for him, sometime one needs manual stimulation to cum, especially if it is not the first orgasm today. And I am aware the view for him while he is on top of me is not the sexiest view that a hot guy has experienced.
  3. Lol, I have been reading definitions for 10 minutes and I still haven’t seen a single definition, legal or otherwise, that doesn’t make every porn actor a prostitute. Did you find one, Guy?
  4. Actually most definitions are not helpful with this issue. E.g. Merriam webster : “the act or practice of engaging in promiscuous sexual relations especially for money” If that is a correct definition, then it makes every porn actor and actress a prostitute.
  5. Lol, Victor is loosing it! Must be a consequence of being too handsome for too long!
  6. Technically, it is porn, not prostitution. Porn is protected by the first amendment (it is a type of art and expression, like other movies) , unless it is too obscene (no clear definition of that). So what chaturbate does offer is ‘live porn’ rather than recorded porn. I think those sites should be ok, as long as they continue to prevent real life meetings.
  7. Thanks for the link! I am usually an advocate of client privacy, but in the case of those assholes, I won’t shed a tear when their marriage falls appear because a google doc written by escorts has been made public.
  8. Actually @jrbjcr is right and I was wrong: there is something you can learn without actually doing it. I never use dildos myself, so I hadn’t thought about it.
  9. First step, yes, @oldNbusted got the right link. As to size and pain, and other difficulties... yes, a lot, a lot and a lot of lube. For the rest, well it is very hard to teach without doing it. An expert top that will understand your lack of experience and boundaries is probably the best option. You can start with a smaller guy first. I am usually top also, and I am not into big dicks because I always think they cannot top me without hurting me, but I have been surprised by huge guys in Brasil that just know how to do it. They literally just get in there slowly, and you think “where is the pain? I can feel him, he is huge, but no pain?”.
  10. Yes, that is him, I recognise Dave from Manta.
  11. Not now, but they have shown before that they will go for easy targets. Especially if it means money can get seized. (How much money did they legally “steal” from rentboy’s bank accounts? Many millions if I remember well.) Maybe the solution is to be non-profit. Then you are not an attractive target for the NYPD.
  12. Maybe they are liberals trying to catch Trump in the act?
  13. Oh I see. I misread you, sorry.
  14. It works for me in the US. If you have an account it gets you straight to Henri’s Sommer’s page.
  15. It is on many people’s mind.
  16. Yeah, those gay charities, look how bad they are, with all their drug advocating! Openly using “white” and “party” like this! Despicable. http://whiteparty.org/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Party (This was sarcasm, for those who didn’t realise) I am going to meet him and report back.
  17. I am sorry you didn’t have a good experience @freecahill1965 , it seems however that you taught him a few things, because I had such a good time today, that I am going to repeat with him before he leaves NYC. Perfect body, perfect smile, decent kisser, a little shy but opens up after a while. I think we are are going to flip flop next time!
  18. How many like this did you get? Are they all the same, or did he try to be creative in his insults?
  19. These are Borat references, right?
  20. More on technical revolutions: I remember clearly my uncles saying that calculators would be the doom of society, because I wasn’t as quick as them to do a division by hand. We are going to loose our intellectual ability to calculate! They even told me, verbatim: “you won’t always have a calculator in your pocket, you know!” Well guess what, within 3 years of hearing that, I owned a Casio wristwatch that was also a calculator! When I confronted them, they refused to admit they had ever said that. When TV arrived, many people said it would all make us stupid because people would stop reading. You could just watch a documentary about the Amazonian forest instead of reading about it! People are going to forget how to read! When writing became common in antiquity, many people said it would all make us stupid, because people wouldn’t have to memorise the old tales of the gods, like the Iliad, anymore, they could just read them from a papyrus instead of learning them by heart. We would loose our ability to memorise! I am not saying societal changes cannot cause harm, but we need some evidence that people are actually getting harmed (in larger numbers that in the past) to make that claim. Otherwise, it is just different, or, when it is more efficient, better.
  21. Brilliant, @oldNbusted . I am surprised by the bluntness of the operator. I had assumed that people who have a telephone would be wealthy, and so were shown some respect by an operator, since they were 1. Talking to a customer and 2. The operator was himself/herself just a lowly technician, but apparently the language was quite classless (in the good meaning of this word) and straight to the point.
  22. Impressive. I had forgotten how TV series in the eighties were not all about entertainement, but some were deeply educational. Is there the equivalent for kids these days?
  23. You make a lot of points worth considering in detail here. Critical thinking is highly useful when you need to smell the marketing bullshit (which you hated spewing). Unfortunately that does require advanced thinking capacity. So, sure, you can claim I have joined a herd of critical thinkers if you want. I don’t really care about labels. Oh no, they are not dumber. Absolutely not. Quite the contrary, on average, they are cleverer than our generation. They know how to use tools and concepts we struggle with. And yes, they don’t know our old concepts, but that is simply because they won’t need those concepts. Don’t clutter your brain with useless stuff: that is clever. You may be right here, but I am not sure it will have a bad effect. Maybe it will make society more efficient. Maybe people will be forced to be brief and to the point. Which will lead to easier communication, and faster decision making, based on the important points, and not based on who made the longest, most convoluted speech. Yep, that is efficient too. Still, not in every aspect: our society continues to specialise, especially with regards to work. So while some people have a broad, not very deep knowledge of most things, which gives them the bigger picture, they also have one or two deep areas of expertise, in their work domain. So I don’t really see anything wrong with that. Sure, but isn’t it just like: the norms in which we grew up are very different from the norms of people who grew up before WWII, and theirs were different from of the Victorians’ civility norms? Can we really claim that our civility norms are better than those of the coming generations? I mean, I like them because I grew up with them, but in which sense are they actually better?
  24. Seems what you are saying is that some very clever people have found a way to make money involving the control of the attention of less clever people. Well, no news there. Advertising existed in ancient Egypt. All that has changed is the scale. My message to all these people that are focused on their Facebook feed or similar: Wisen up. Don’t believe what you are told. You can read crap if you enjoy it, sure, as long as you think critically about it. Unfortunately thinking critically requires being clever on some level. There is nothing else we can do, we can’t make stupid and averagely clever people suddenly clever and wise. And we can’t prevent clever marketing people from using perfectly legal technics to grab their attention.
  25. The video is not actually about information overload, it is mostly about disinformation and attention span. I feel the title is a bit of a click bait. They are doing what they are complaining about. I personally don't feel any information overload, I am still quite often bored and unable to find something interesting. The phrase is apparently "running out of Internet" as in: "I have listened to all my favorite postcasts and read my latest kindle book, the forums are quiet, no new nice game to try out... I have run out of Internet".
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