Vegas_Millennial

I am at the beginning of this transition as we speak. I retire in less than 2 years (timing dictated by pension, not my personal savings), and my retired friends and I have just booked several back-to-back cruises together for the 6 months immediately after I retire. I'm looking at how I'm going to pay for this travel, and it dawned on me that I'm going to have to stop contributing to my Roth accounts my last year on the job to cash flow the cruise payments. I really should stop contributing to the Roth accounts now, but mentally I'm trying to squeeze in "just one more year!" of robust retirement savings while I can take advantage of the tax free growth. The financial forecast shows virtually no difference to my retirement income whether I contribute any more to my Roth accounts this year or next, but it is very hard psychologically to stop saving after I've been doing it for so long.

Did you not see him when in NYC?

That's probably the result of systematic Puritanical Colonialism. The ancient Greeks had no such qualms about such beautiful relationships. Yes, Dude! 😎 You enjoy it! Plus, you're bringing joy to the fit young men who crave the sexiness that some older men exude. Thank you for your service! And, congratulations to you... You obviously meet this young man's criteria as being both handsome and rich 👏👏👏

While not answering your question about slings, I am a tall guy myself and have found a practical solution. When I replaced my bed and mattress at home, I got rid of the bedframe. My mattress now sits directly on the "box springs" which sits directly on the floor. I find this height perfect for doggie style (my current favorite position).

Here in Las Vegas, several bathhouse and sex clubs allow sex out in the open. Some have glory holes and some have slings out in the open. There's a heterosexual sex club called the Green Door where men and women have sex out in the open and spectators may join in. The only caveat is no employees of the bathhouse or sex club can participate (considered prostitution).

I've met quite a few young men in their late teens/early 20s who have more head on their shoulders than most middle-aged men. Just like not all women are bad drivers, not all young men are naive and impressionable. We just need to be mindful that biology does play a factor in brain functions. To the topic at hand: It sounds like this young man is smart enough 🤓 to realize what a hot commodity he is and how to take advantage of it, rather than waste it in a monogamous relationship. The TRUE reveal of how smart he is will be how much of the money he earns now will be invested and capitalized for his future, instead of spending it on lifestyle inflation.

I wish him the best, but his pool of clients is small. There are so few of us really good looking men that choose to hire. 😊

As a man, I can reduce my risk by learning how to fasten my seat belt and not engage in competitive street racing. For a woman, she'll need to learn how to predict the unanticipated movements of parked cars, buildings, and other stationary objects that jump out in front of her. That seems like a more insurmountable hurdle. Woman crashes car into building then walks away nonchalantly:

It should be perfectly acceptable in today's society for a person to advertise as the height they identify as, regardless of biology. 😊 And, one should avoid calling someone "short" or "tall" unless one confirms that is the person's preferred adjective. 😊

Max Bialystock: “They’ll say, ‘A wuma wa wa wa wa!’”

The pattern reverses for overall crashes with non‑fatal outcomes: Injury crashes: Women have about 26% higher rates than men — 2.3 injury crashes per million miles vs. 1.8 for men scienceinsights.org. Property‑damage‑only crashes: Women have a 12% higher rate per mile. Source: https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=0aea94ac02f9d467867c5ffa16cecf6223c116bb509884c843f819ad8e08c289JmltdHM9MTc4NjMyMDAwMA&ptn=3&ver=2&hsh=4&fclid=18fc1d4e-2bd5-6296-0a30-0efc2a8b63ec&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly9zY2llbmNlaW5zaWdodHMub3JnL21hbGUtdnMtZmVtYWxlLWRyaXZlcnMtd2hvLWhhcy1tb3JlLWNhci1hY2NpZGVudHMv&ntb=1 In summary: While men, especially young men, are more likely to die due to risky speeding and not wearing a seatbelt, women are more prone to cause injury and property damage at low speeds... Probably because that wall just jumped out in front of them while they were driving!

And each one has a f*g in his mouth 🚬

Look at that limp wrist in the picture on the right, and the earring! Those guys in blue are feminine! 😉

Criteria is how one's brain is wired: ...And by how one socializes:

Usually, others call for me. I try to not to talk to myself (anymore), lest I lose another argument.

As a single working man, all the things mentioned are covered because I don't have a boyfriend or spouse to drain the household account. I have a middle class wage and inherited nothing, but invested wisely in my 20s and continue to maximize Roth contributions to avoid future taxes. But as others have noted, each person has his priorities. While I do fly only First or Business Class, I choose to drive a used 15-year old car and often stay in the cheapest room in a nice hotel or cheapest cabin on a cruise ship. I buy the cheapest mobile phone with a long battery life and use it for years before replacing it. I don't pay for computers or internet to use at home, going to my local public library instead. I prioritize live theater if I can get good seats, but skip motion pictures and music concerts as they are not my priority choice of entertainment. Living in Las Vegas, cost of living for home ownership, utilities, taxes, and restaurants is affordable away from the tourist areas. I rarely cook, so I avoid the high prices and food waste of buying fresh groceries for one and eat most meals in restaurants. I never use overpriced food delivery. I limit my vacations to no more than 1 per month, about 1/3 of which are international trips. My one go-to spot is Ft Lauderdale every winter. On average, I hire several times per month. I also have a ceiling for an hourly rate, which is $300 for escort and $180 for massage in the US. Internationally, my cieling is lower. If a guy charges more than that, I don't hire him. But I'm also fortunate to have benefited from the economic boom of the past 2 years. The roughest time was the high inflation of 2021-2023, but I was able to avoid some of that by owning my own house instead of renting.

If only there was a unique 9-digit number that could be given to legal citizens that could be used to coordinate with Social Security 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔

You gotta get the lips in there too... Then everything starts touching everything... Combined with suction action and the gusto of eating ass like it's one's last meal at a time-limited all-you-can-eat buffet 🥳

That makes sense. For example, when one of these companies settles a contact dispute with its union for higher employee pay with retroactive back-pay, it doesn't reach out to its recent customers and demand they pay a higher price retroactively after purchase. Likewise, customers shouldn't expect rebate checks on items already purchased when the company's costs go down after the product was purchased. How this relates to personal finance and investing: I am not sure. Unless the point is too learn that taxes generally hurt the little guy they are trying to protect... So learn to invest in a way that minimizes taxes and financially support free-market capitalism with less government intervention, regardless of whom one supports politically.

It was an ecclesiastical being: an Angel 😇 BulgingAngel https://rentmen.eu/Bulgingangel

If one has to ask, then one isn't doing it right 😉

I can't take sole credit. He was the entire country's joke at the time. 😊

He is Juan of a Kind!