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Sorry to hear this. I am nearly at the same stage with my boy. Hard decision to make. 15 joyful years.

I figure I'm not doing anything I'm ashamed of and seriously doubt anyone would post my massage sessions in the cloud. I'm no John Travolta, speaking hypothetically.

Has anyone tried Jose, mentioned in the Durham thread? Goes by a different profile name in rentmasseur. https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/raleigh-durham-411.146952/ He is visiting WEHO starting March 29th. Love his smile, in the few pics he shows it. https://rentmasseur.com/Alexxsanz https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/37856/

Thank you for revisiting that title @WilliamM . I read Hollinghurst's The Swimming Pool Library and The Thin Line of Beauty, I will add The Sparsholt Affair to my queue. I expect I will enjoy it.

The Must-Reads thread is there. But yeah a separate section on books would be cool.

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From January NYTimes, 20 best TV dramas since The Sopranos. Interesting list. The Wire is my all time favorite, especially S4. I love Jane the Virgin and Atlanta.

I signed up for Dekkoo. Been looking at their content. Front Cover, about a movie star from China visiting NYC, was originally on my list of movies to see at Outfest, but didn't happen. I'm glad I finally watched it. Touches on a lot of themes. Not a perfect movie, but has many scenes that are really great. I especially love a particular shot during a scene out on a ferry, boating around Manhattan. Was lovely.

This looks interesting, airing on PBS. The life of Swedish dramatic soprano Birgit Nilsson, best known for her performances in operas by Richard Wagner, Richard Strauss and Giacomo Puccini. Here is a . This could belong on the Television forum, or Movies (it's a documentary film) however, Opera fans might miss it there. On my service (West Coast) March 22nd, 2019