FrankR

Gosh, that is a lot of alcohol, isnt it? Could be worse…I heard he has a severe cryptonite allergy! 🤣

You do you. Definitely not my thing. The immunogenic responses trouble me.

Sounds like Charlie David’s movie Mulligans

Who said anything about being related? My comparison isnt universal - it relates to the circumstances outlined by the original poster.

Is he a professional or not? If he is a professional (has reviews on rentmen for a year or two) - treat him like it. You wouldnt say “he went to the same high school as me so I cannot have him as my dentist” would you? As a professional he will act accordingly. If he isnt a professional, then I would steer clear.

The thread title says “Who are”. Present tense. Dwelling in the past is fun but not the point of the thread. 🤓

There is no need to be insulting. Don’t be a troll - be classy.

It is really hard to do that - most guys have a “type” and they want to make sure you are that “type” before agreeing to meet. How will you get the attention of guys when you dont have a profile that pops? I once met a provider on Adam4Adam with a very discreet profile. He only shared face pics once we established that we were a good match. He had another career he wanted to protect. He was a regular buddy for a long time until he retired (but I still get a holiday card from him every year in his other professional persona). He could not make a living as a provider following that approach, but he had a lot of fun and earned a good bit of spending money that way. My question for you is this: do you want to be a professional provider or is this just a side gig? Pick your lane and then deal with the next steps.

To help those not familiar with Century Spa with comparison, what is it that you like about the spa…what attributes are you looking for?

The discretion goes both ways. You opened the door by posting, what now appears to be, misleading information. Can you blame him for defending himself vigorously?

Good idea: Hey @BuffaloKyle, gimme some chedda! 😋 I mean, at least from me you will get a receipt and a rauchy thank you note! 😆

I’ve said it before and I will say it again..,

I suppose it can be considered a fetish. Financial domination (aka handing your wallet to a man who goes on a spending spree) sounds like a good way to put a dent in your net worth without much reward. I dont recommend it, but you do you…if it is your thing. Just be very sure to understand and agree with your dom what you will get out of it and set firm limits on spending.

Always keep these around! 😉

In my opinion it really isnt hard to avoid: 99% of the time if you ask for a Facetime or Whatsapp video call, face to face, the mask slips. 👺

Yes, we should do it. I suggest we issue token on a blockchain to recognize contributions. We can call it canoodle coin! 🫵

Honestly, you may just have to get over it. He isn’t your boyfriend; he isnt “cheating” on you. You are both consenting adults so be a good customer and let them be a good provider without attaching emotional or societal baggage that adds no value to either of your lives. 🤓

To be sure, we Americans, are spoiled for choice. The site is operated from Europe where they dont see things the same way. During a trip to the Netherlands last week I had a rude awakening when almost no one would accept my credit card. Grocery stores, liquor stores, even restaurants. Only debit cards. My corporate credit card was basically useless. Improvise, adapt and overcome gentlemen!

I only have and recommend term life insurance to my friends, but…they are all poor! Lol. Be careful of mainstream advice on life insurance from gurus like Dave Ramsey and Suze Orman - they do not understand the tax code or how these policies can be used effectively. Take a look here: https://youtu.be/t3eHZT9Erxo There is a place for permanent life insurance as a tax shelter if you are maxing out retirement options already and need to take it to the next level to keep Uncle Sam from picking your pocket.

Boston. That makes sense, since the Patriots are useless this season, they need some entertainment over there. 🤭 It is a (very) rare provider that keeps to all their proposed travel cities beyond NYC and LA - scheduling more than a few days ahead is a gamble. Consider finding someone local instead of depending so much on visitors. Or catch an Eagles game. 😎

Dude! Can we please keep the expletives to a minimum?? 🤣

Take a look here: https://heymistr.com/2024/08/08/how-long-for-prep-to-work-a-comprehensive-timeline/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAC0g6bbDURytvze5Py8M4DVvDj1p6&gclid=CjwKCAiA3ZC6BhBaEiwAeqfvyvejmZr7HIM1T1MNy1dCwP7kOLd_ogCufHIYuAbtRsHzpL8YcUPbcxoCrY8QAvD_BwE In short: depends on the drug you are taking, if you are taking it as prescribed; but as a rule you get maximum protection after 3 weeks of use for the daily pill.

Possible exception: Lucy Lawless! 😋

The deception is that these Fintechs claim to be partnering with FDIC insured banks…so they make it sound like FDIC insurance extends to these deposits. In many cases the partner banks also loudly proclaim their excitement with the partnership. Then when things go wrong and the funds go missing, both parties shrug and the bank as well as FDIC claim they are not responsible. Eroding trust in both the banking system and the FDIC, with the consumer left with the loss.

So you use/rely on a Fintech for any of your financial transactions? I have very little love for large banks, but the risk involved with the likes of Yotta/Synapse also worries me. https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2024/11/22/synapse-bankruptcy-thousands-of-americans-see-their-savings-vanish.html