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Thank you everyone :-). I think the comments were honest, brutal or not if someone is thinking it, someone else is probably thinking it too! The feedback is great, it shouldn't hinder people posting their true feelings even if the person in interest is on the board as well, I think honestly is the best policy.
 
The feedback basically is post photos without make up, done. I am really 21 and just recently :-). I promise no botox or facelifts here, just makeup on the occasion

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Jesus H Christ guys retract your claws and give these guys a break. Not only does Hunter Lee post on this site but he has been well reviewed by jawjateck who is well known for having impeccable taste in escorts. So maybe these guys aren’t your types but why the need to beat them to death with all sorts of mean assumptions

With nice leather sneakers or loafers, the no sock look is fine, although I mostly wear no-show socks as @Chad Constantine has depicted. It was a preppy look I wore when I was younger, with Topsiders and Bass Weejuns. I wear neither anymore since they became so popular.
 
Paul Fussell famously described the baseball cap as the “prole” cap in his book “Class”. I wear a higher-quality one to the gym or to the beach, but that’s about it.
 
I also wear some artfully ripped jeans occasionally. I have a pair of selvedge jeans with small rips.
 
I don’t dress my age since I have a well-toned body and like to show it off. I’ve always been a clothes horse.

25 was the only birthday that got to me. Now that I'm north of 60, it's not any number that bothers me, but things that happen to my body that get to me.

Now, Maryland, no need for the bi shaming here. Most homophobes probably call themselves straight.

The study was conducted 22 years ago before many Millennials were in college.

He was pretty rude; however, I rarely encounter that kind of behavior. When I lived in SoCal, providers would call staying they were stuck on the freeway. Totally understandable. I tend to be pretty laid back about these things. For example, last night I had dinner at the bar of a trendy new place down the street. The bar staff are all kids and I knew a few from other places. They were super busy and it took a while to get my drink. I was very relaxed about it and began chatting with the servers and bar servers. They were pleased that I understood how slammed they were. I was pleased to see that they comped me two glasses of wine! It pays to be sweet and understanding.

He was pretty rude; however, I rarely encounter that kind of behavior. When I lived in SoCal, providers would call staying they were stuck on the freeway. Totally understandable. I tend to be pretty laid back about these things. For example, last night I had dinner at the bar of a trendy new place down the street. The bar staff are all kids and I knew a few from other places. They were super busy and it took a while to get my drink. I was very relaxed about it and began chatting with the servers and bar servers. They were pleased that I understood how slammed they were. I was pleased to see that they comped me two glasses of wine! It pays to be sweet and understanding.

The study was conducted 22 years ago before many Millennials were in college.

He was pretty rude; however, I rarely encounter that kind of behavior. When I lived in SoCal, providers would call staying they were stuck on the freeway. Totally understandable. I tend to be pretty laid back about these things. For example, last night I had dinner at the bar of a trendy new place down the street. The bar staff are all kids and I knew a few from other places. They were super busy and it took a while to get my drink. I was very relaxed about it and began chatting with the servers and bar servers. They were pleased that I understood how slammed they were. I was pleased to see that they comped me two glasses of wine! It pays to be sweet and understanding.

I so wanted jamesandersons to be real...!

Interesting that a post about vocabulary is incorrectly titled. It should read "Americans' Poor..." not "Americans Poor..."
 
Reminds me of the time an employee stated on a self-evaluation that "grammer" was one of his strengths. Then again, he did not list "spelling."

Telling people that you're gay is kind of last century. Being out makes it unnecessary. Those long conversations about being gay and straight folks saying they wish they understood it better, etc etc. just don't happen anymore.

With this question you have just set yourself up to be sliced to ribbons by the forum "thought elite". Straight acting is a social diatribe for some...
 
Kipp

He was only an hour late...I don't know, for a nice body, fresh from the gym, and a "great big hard on", I might not have said no.

The House in question predates the existance of West Hollywood. It dates from when the town was an exurb of Los Angeles built by Moses Sherman to house workers for his Pasadena-Pacific Railway in 1896. Here is an article from one of our local Public TV stations KCET-
https://www.kcet.org/shows/lost-la/how-the-town-of-sherman-became-the-city-of-west-hollywood

Well, by normal person, I mean the average American-not celebrities or those stock option loaded tech folks or high net worth folks. Most "normal" or average folks cannot dream of a 2 million dollar home .
 
I understand luxury areas, but was trying to figure out if West Hollywood is considered a luxury enclave or is this is the norm for CA now

Any experience with this stud? Very responsive and friendly via text. Likely to see him this weekend.
 
https://rentmasseur.com/SupremeJay

I like the “little less masculine” sometimes.

I like the “little less masculine” sometimes.

I like the “little less masculine” sometimes.

There are still a number of places into which one can disappear.

I’m with @Keith30309 on this one.

I’m with @Keith30309 on this one.