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That would be maybe 1% of the total, and that would include those on retainer by sugar daddies. I think those numbers are more in the realm of “private stock” kept boys.

I agree. In fact, some of the jurisdictions that spend the most per capita often have among the poorest outcomes, including public education. It doesn’t appear that countless attempts have borne much fruit. I don’t know what the solutions are, but sometimes I feel that some societal ills may be intractable. As a country we seem willing to ignore the signs of chronic breakdown.

I had a love affair with San Francisco in the ‘80s and 90s; later, not so much. I was often there in the summer and loved the cool weather. And I spent loads of time in Napa and Sonoma, and up coast to Mendocino. The last ten years I’ve noticed a real decline, but that’s happened to a lot of cities. I always found Boston to be a civilized city. It’s heads and shoulders above many of its peers. The time o was there in early November 2017, I walked around Harvard and Cambridge and dropped by a men’s store (Andover Shop?) to pick up a cashmere cable-knit sweater. While browsing, I overheard the shop owner chatting about world economics with two gentlemen. I discovered that they were both professors at the Kennedy School. Only in Cambridge!

I’ve been in contact, and he’s prompt and very sweet. He was sick when he visited Seattle, unfortunately. I’ll have to make a trip to ATL.

I remember his silhouette in the corner of British Empire realms when I collected stamps as a child. Rhodesia and Nyasaland, Bechuanaland, Seychelles, etc.

I wouldn’t over worry about that. The millennials and Gen Z will soon be the majority of the population and the country won’t be going in a more conservative direction.

Does he kiss? Very hot body.