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gradually opening in the two places where I live, with prudent restrictions.

In your situation, I heartily agree!

One local regular who I first saw over 5 years ago is hot as hell and a great role player, but not that much into kissing, even in his personal life, so that’s not an issue. Another, younger, provider, is a voracious kisser. Neither is into the party scene and are both pretty responsible, so I’m feeling that meets will occur soon. We are all looking forward to it. I’m not as risk averse as some. The other day, I hit 40 mph on a steep grade on my road bike. I doubt anyone my age would do such a crazy thing, but I like to experience life to the fullest. That said, I always wear an N95 while at the grocery or other store.

Although I’ve never been asked if I’m in LE, I’ve had moments of paranoia when meeting a new provider that they may be, which I realize is pretty irrational.

Oh definitely high-class!

90% of the time $300 turns into $500 for two hours, which is perfectly reasonable for a hottie who delivers. His travel schedule is curious, though. Dubai? And Canada still requires a two-week isolation period upon entering. Maybe a prince handles the entry requirements in Dubai?

All he needs is a pair of high black riding boots!

I think conspicuous consumption will become a thing of the past as we emerge from this pandemic a poorer and more stratified society. There’s going to be a lot of resentment against those who emerge unscathed and show off. If you hav money, best to keep a low profile. I like nice things, too, but if they’re understated they aren‘t as noticeable. For example, 99% of the people who I pass while riding a carbon road bike have no idea what it cost, and that’s fine with me.

I find their men’s department to be clownish of late. Ghastly shoes and boots, some over $1,000 a pair. Maybe for a bespoke pair of Alden’s or Church’s, but not Gucci or others.

Good luck finding anything online, though. Rogue Fitness has everything back ordered and the prices for inferior stuff on EBay are outrageous. My trainer has a private gym I’ve been using for the past two months and I do have some decent stuff at home, though. I did get a plyo box and a nice pull up bar for the other house, though, and I can borrow a 53 lb kettlebell and dumbbells from a friend who owns a gym. No way would I go to a Y or a chain gym for a while though. 24 Hour Fitness was nasty in the best of times.

Mostly host at home. Never had an issue. My spidie-sense is very good, it seems. I like to control the environment and since I like role-play, my stage is always set!

Not interested in straight guys.

That’s reasonable. It depends on your comfort level. I only wear an N95 in stores. I bike, walk and run without a mask; however, I generally do these things early in the morning when few are around. I think it’s important to get outside, get some UV and fresh air, and challenge the immune system a bit. Now (of course it’s always changing) it’s believed that the virus doesn’t spread as readily outdoors.

I think mid-June for me.

Why does answering with “hello” weird you out? I wouldn’t give that a second thought.

My kind of piggy, for sure!

“I will wait for a vaccine/treatment before getting another lapdance.” that’s likely to be a very long wait.

I agree

Very hot, but doesn’t appear to be 5’8 and 180, does he?

A couple days in advance always works for me, with a text confirmation the day of.

Free testing for all comers regardless of symptoms has been available in Tennessee since April 1. As of yesterday, 354,000 have been tested, 18,532 are positive, and 309 have died. Pretty impressive public health effort!

“Sardonic”: great word!

I agree. He writes clearly and backs up his posts with research. i recently read that a possible reason for some of the deaths of younger people may be related to their inability to produce interferon. Something like 1 in 10,000 have this genetic condition. I’m about to read a book on virology. This crisis has piqued my interest in this area. I also have a lot of time on my hands. Perhaps I can be a guest contributor to SK’s blog.

I predict a long, slow recovery for Las Vegas. I wonder how much water is left in Lake Mead?

That’s not only unfortunate, but short-sighted, if the hospitals there are now less busy.