Vegas_Millennial

It would be great to learn about Canada's Indians when I visit Montreal and Toronto this summer. Are there any good history museums in those cities you can recommend, or have their Native artificts been removed, too?

Hop on a train and commute 15 minutes to Manhattan. Be thankful you're in a city that has options. There are many metropolitan areas that have only one, or none, waxing options for men.

To keep the topic on point, I don't think that has to do with racism. After visiting other Developed countries in the world, it is obvious that the United States is not any more racist than other Developed countries, especially in its delivery of healthcare.

To that point, I have noticed the largest concentration of senior citizen masseurs in Palm Springs.

The other factors that go into life expectancy are important too: Diet, exercise, drugs, alcohol, smoking, stress, and happiness to name a few. It's not a systematically racisst healthcare system if certain groups partake in more drugs and alcohol, or work more stressful or more dangerous jobs, and therefore have lower life expectancy.

Ah, keep them separate but equal. If only we had treated the Natives as American citizens throughout the 1700s and 1800s, then their culture would be integrated into main stream culture and wouldn't be a separate group today. I believe that's why the artifacts should be on display, so all visitors can view them as a shared heritage of this land we occupy. By removing them and making patrons go someplace separate to view them, will yield a main-stream culture that perpetuates the notion that we are and should remain different and separate.

Comparing again to education, then we should see public K-12 education providing better education then private or charter K-12 schools who operate at a profit. Minorities who cannot afford for profit education should be thriving under our universal K-12 public/non-profit system. But they are not. Parents are choosing to enroll their children in for-profit schools. The same is true for healthcare.

With this same logic, then we should be seeing no difference in educational attainment across a school district, since all students have the same access to public K-12 education. Sorry, there's more to it than that.

Using this website's search function shows he has been inquired here: https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/143634-gentlemannxl-spainitaly-411/

By male masseuse, do you mean a male who has transitioned to female, or female who has transitioned to male? Or are you looking for a masseur? (A masseur is a male massage therapist. A masseuse is a female massage therapist.)

I hope the new president of Harvard is Gay, and not just in name only. It would be even better if he was an active Gay Escort; now that would be breaking a glass ceiling!

When I'm in those countries I do! Buy Local. Shop mom & pop, not WalMart.

Great! Let's take that same view with Climate Change. Relax and do nothing for 30 more years! The truth is probably the same in both scenarios.... Some are overreacting, and some are not worried enough. Since I can only control my own actions, I plan to continue to pay down my own debt while reducing the amount of single use plastic products I purchase, and then not worry about everything else.

I try to support Buy America whenever I can.

It's time to act on the invitation now. Don't wait another 50 years for him to ask you to touch his penis again.

Very true. I've met a few men in their 20s and 30s who act very mature. I continually meet many men in their 60s who are very immature.

Financially: Maybe, my net worth has finally climbed back up to where it was four years ago. Relationships: No. It seems all my friends that I used to meet weekly to socialize at the gay bar are now accustomed to staying home. We all used to host monthly parties, but now just stay home. It is hard to even get my single friends to want to go out for dinner, as part of their new routine of self isolation and home delivery.

... But now it depends on what the AI on his Google account thinks he wants to learn about sex. So it's still not perfect.

Here are some great responses to a similar question asked a few years ago (including discussions from mothers): https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/91266-did-your-parents-give-you-the-talk-about-the-birds-and-bees/

That is a respectable penis size (statistically average for North American straight men) that I would be happy to play with when attached to a fit body. Just last week I enjoyed a man with a penis around 4 inches. His penis may not have been the longest, but his tongue and enthusiasm made up for it! 🥳

When people ask how tall I am, I always respond with 6'1" - 6'2". The few times my height has been measured by a medical provider, they measure 6'3" to 6'4". I think I always state my height a few inches shorter is to avoid appearing like I'm bragging or making it up, as my younger sibling often did to gloat that he was taller than me.

They tied with themselves

I read today that some people expect higher education to strive to reflect modern society as a whole. While others expect higher education to rise above modern society as a whole as an example of how to behave better. This may be the best explanation of the varied viewpoints on whether Harvard's leadership was appropriate because it strived to represent all of society, or weather it was inappropriate because it was not striving to be better.

It's only thanks to you, @BenjaminNicholas, that I know the difference between the more formal "Tea" and the less formal "High Tea". As for traveling non-stop, my friend asked me recently if I flew "straight" from New York to Las Vegas. I told her no, they let me fly gay. 😆

That is a weird set of circumstance vs expectations indeed. One would expect a superlative experience to include something above the working class evening meal known as "High Tea". One would have expected the more upscale "Afternoon Tea" to be offered between midday meal and evening meal.