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nycman

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  1. Ummm…minor point, but if you got an infection from sexual activity…..it’s an STI. “You can also catch molluscum if you have sex with someone who has it. Many molluscum infections in adults occur this way.“ https://www.cdc.gov/molluscum-contagiosum/about/index.html It’s not technically classified as an STI because kids can get it rubbing up against each other on the playground, and no one wants to freak out parents telling them their kid got an STI. But if you’re an adult and you got it on your dick from rubbing up against another adult in bed…it’s an STI. Semantics, true but semantics are important when discussing STIs.
  2. Lots, and lots of lube.
  3. Picture it….. Philadelphia. 1995. A very young (and unbeknownst to him, strikingly beautiful) NYCman is leaving Woody’s after a rare unsuccessful night of cruising. I stumbled upon a tall, dark, ripped, handsome, rugged man in torn jeans. He smelled of roofing tar and desperation. I was right on both accounts. I took him back to my apartment and we spent a wonderful evening together. Although we hadn’t discussed it ahead of time, in the afterglow, it became obvious he expected to be paid. I had absolutely no money. I mean seriously, I had to save up for “Dollar Margarita Night”. And even then, I could only afford one margarita. So I gave him a pair of my jeans. When he realized I only had 2 pair of jeans to my name, and I was willing to give him one of them, he started crying. At first, he refused to take them. When I pointed out, there wasn’t much left of his old jeans to even put on, he begrudgingly accepted them. I’ll never forget how happy he was when he put my jeans on. He also showed me the knife he had planned to use to rob me and told me to be more careful in the future. Several times after that, I saw him on the street outside Woody’s after closing and he would come to crash at my place. The smell of roofing tar still makes me hard. God, I’ve had a fun life!
  4. For those not raised on an excessive diet of Monty Python skits:
  5. That link is already dead and we’re back to: https://rentmen.eu/Juan_Lucas/ https://rent.men/Juan_Lucas
  6. And now I can’t get this song out of my head…..
  7. I see face pictures as well, and agree he’s very cute. But… “I ofer high end experiences and companonship time for the right of people” ”Subscribe to my OF!” Pass.
  8. https://rentmen.eu/Real_lover/
  9. “The cup is always have full!!" I love this. Plus, he gives me Christopher Meloni vibes!
  10. I just cancel the trip. C'est la vie!
  11. I don’t disagree. That still doesn’t change my opinion about the importance of honesty.
  12. The “deal” is truth and honesty. All men should be allowed to make decisions about the risks they’re willing to take based on facts, not wishful thinking, shades of grey, and fantasy.
  13. “Before booking, I require a photo of you.” Enough said. Pass. Hopefully, you were smart enough not to pay upfront…..you were smart enough, weren’t you?
  14. Low-cost index funds offer broad market exposure with minimal fees by tracking a market index, such as the S&P 500. Top providers like Vanguard, Fidelity, and Schwab offer funds with low expense ratios as low as 0.02% or even 0.0%, such as Vanguard Total Stock Market (VTI), iShares Core S&P 500 (IVV), or Fidelity ZERO Large Cap Index Fund (FNILX), according to US News Money, NerdWallet and The Motley Fool. Examples of Low-Cost Index Funds Fidelity ZERO Large Cap Index Fund (FNILX) provides zero expense ratio access to the large-cap stock market, says Ceros. Schwab S&P 500 Index Fund (SWPPX) is another low-cost option with a low expense ratio of 0.02%, notes Ceros and Charles Schwab. Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund (VTSAX) and Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (VTI) offer broad exposure to the entire U.S. stock market at a low expense ratio. iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) and Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) are popular options that track the S&P 500. You're welcome.
  15. If you (like me) never use PayPal. Just ignore it and move on. Yet another reason why cash is king.
  16. You are 99% wrong. A viral load test? May become “undetectable”, but…. An HIV antibody test? It’s extremely unlikely to ever seroconvert back to negative after it’s turned positive. There are case reports of children and people fully suppressed for many years who have converted their HIV antibody tests back to negative, but it’s extremely rare. Hence the 1% exception to the rule. And if that person ever stops their meditations, both tests will rapidly re-convert to positive. The HIV virus is either inside your body, or it isn’t. Trying to create shades of grey to produce a false sense of security in others is wrong and deceitful. If asked, declare your status as best you can, and let the other person decide the risks they are or aren’t willing to take with that information.
  17. https://rent.men/Jackson_X
  18. Cold blooded assassination is not a “grey area”. He’s a murderer plain and simple.
  19. Newbies are often “confused” here…. Welcome to the forum.
  20. “Just a heads up: A small non-refundable deposit is needed when booking to lock in our adventure. It’s all about building that trust from the start.” Someone should tell him that genuine “trust”….doesn’t usually involve money. LMAO.
  21. Ad gone.
  22. 90 minutes. Which I occasionally regret.
  23. 2.375% Nonetheless, I do enjoy the window shopping part of the experience.
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