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Love Ken.  Fantastic.

I tried James, on Thumbtack, from Huntington Beach for therapeutic.  I will repeat.  Very good.  I believe his outcall covers a wide area 
 

is your roommate still having 4 to 5 partners a day? 
 

Sorry but no. I tried someone who hosted but wasn’t great. Others I’ve tried contacting say they don’t host so I haven’t tried. Wish there were more options though. 

had another successful meet with Brady yesterday.....see my comments upthread and PaulM's.....as always, be polite, professional, respectful, discreet...his rate is above average (and he knows it), but his massage technique is strong and he wants to help you out......currently, incalls are possible in the Biltmore area......the white t-shirt ad picture is a good view of his look......
https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/40959/
 

I don't recall the film very clearly (or at least not clearly enough to recall this scenario) but the release date makes me wonder if you're thinking of LUCKY BASTARD (2009)?
 

Hello, Everyone.
I wasn't able to find a similar subject but I thought I'd start one here.
In short: I'm in my 40s, married, living a straight and religious life, and I'm just now exploring my sexuality, or rather, embracing what I've always felt for as far back as I can remember. I know what I've always felt, I know what I've always desired, and tomorrow will be one week since I bottomed my first (and yes, the experience confirmed every bit of what I've been feeling for so long). After my first experience I immediately took to the internet and found this Forum, wow. It's been great.
Is there anyone else out there like me?
Quite a number of members here in this Forum have already been incredibly helpful to me (more than they realize, maybe) but I was thinking, am I the only late bloomer here? Many of the forums I read here provide tales of members' first time, or first experience, during their teenage years or during their twenties.
I feel like I've missed out on a huge portion of my life; I know I'm able to move forward and prepare for whatever comes, but it's just a feeling I have of "time wasted" and not being able to vent or speak about what I'm feeling inside to anyone in my life, absolutely no one. So, I'd love to keep this discussion going so
At any rate, if there is anyone else out there who finds themselves in a similar situation or any sage men who'd like to share their personal experiences of how they've been able to embrace and move forward, I'm all ears.
(I understand this is simply an outlet for general discussion and I am fully aware this isn't a replacement for "licensed professional mental health", but it is incredibly helpful to talk to others, and engage like-minded men — at least for me [and I'm sure for others] it is).

The only time saw/heard Barbra Streisand live was her 1967 concert in New York's Central Park.  It was magic. 
A few days later an insider informed me that the people around her begged her to cancel the concert because of an assassination threat against her that was taken very seriously by law enforcement, which addressed my curiosity as to why the start of the concert was delayed for so long.
 
 

What's "awful" about the above pics?
It's lost on me the point of dumping on people over mere appearance anyway.
Does it say more about the dumpee?

He eats guys like you for breakfast.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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I dunno. The problem with Aiden is that it’s so hard to tell when he’s cumming. ?

It's not him in the photos. It's another asian guy who has a nice body and provides an average massage with a relatively manual HE. I would not repeat.

I payed $20 to watch Minari on line at the A24 website. You get an intro, the film, and a nicely done Q&A previously recorded.
 
Nomadland deals with life and loss, so yeah, it has sadness. One can see how Zhao loves the wide open spaces of the American West.
 
Yes, Minari is 100% American.

This weekend I watched both
Lee Isaac Chung's Minari
and
Chloé Zhao's Nomadland.
 
Both are poignant, mostly quiet movies. I enjoyed them.
 
Nomadland is a bigger budget film with a big name star.
 
Minari doesn't have a Frances Mcdormand, but the grandmother and grandson characters are so well performed. Loved them.

Minari is a nuanced and low key film set in rural Arkansas. That works for me.
 
Nomadland is both melancholy and sublime. I enjoyed how the film travels onward to each panoramic location. Could win best picture.

My first dog was black and tan.
I had no idea how unpopular black dogs are. Was my good fortune. Still miss her.

First 2 dogs, I kept their names. They were good names.
Last dog, didn't care for his name. I changed it after spending a little time with him.
 
For a girl, how about Summer?

A local improv group Arroyo Working Theater has moved to Zoom and does a worthy job. Next show is Saturday evening 6pm.
Here is a link to register. Free.
 
https://www.facebook.com/arroyoworkingtheatre

What a cute guy! I'd surrender myself to him! LOL.

P.L.M. was so clever.

Does RM = rentmasseur?
 
What drives your paranoia?
Internalized homophobia?
Cheating on the spouse?
Identity theft?
 
 
I'd score the same as for my other profiles in the cloud.

P.L.M. was so clever.

But there is still
a lot to unpack.

His brand!!!

I had a session with him recently. Feel free to PM me.