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Just so everyone is aware...."emotional support animals" are not protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and an airline (or anyone else) is perfectly within their rights to say "you can't bring that in here."
 
https://adata.org/publication/service-animals-booklet
 
And you're responsible for any damage done if the animal poops, pees, bites, barks, etc.

I've got more. Short, stupid, and some involving math. *insert evil villain laugh here*

It comes with a free Mountie, and you have to pay in loonies.

It comes with a free Mountie, and you have to pay in loonies.

I happen to have an audio recording of that, as well.

It comes with a free Mountie, and you have to pay in loonies.

It comes with a free Mountie, and you have to pay in loonies.

Well, guys in gay porn often get paid much better than guys in str8 porn. Maybe there's a monetary incentive?
 
Maybe there's a little insecurity involved... "he won't fall for xxx" if "xxx" is a person of the same sex.
 
In the end, who knows why some people do the things they do?

And God said to John, "come forth, and you shall be granted eternal life."
 
But John came fifth, and won a toaster.

Well, guys in gay porn often get paid much better than guys in str8 porn. Maybe there's a monetary incentive?
 
Maybe there's a little insecurity involved... "he won't fall for xxx" if "xxx" is a person of the same sex.
 
In the end, who knows why some people do the things they do?

It may sound ridiculous on the surface, but it's not. I new a woman when I lived in Maine who trained Shetland ponies to be seeing-eye animals. They're not much bigger than dogs that perform the same service.
 
One key difference, though, is life span. Dogs live 10-15 years, with maybe 8 of being a good service animal. Horses live closer to 30 years.

Well, guys in gay porn often get paid much better than guys in str8 porn. Maybe there's a monetary incentive?
 
Maybe there's a little insecurity involved... "he won't fall for xxx" if "xxx" is a person of the same sex.
 
In the end, who knows why some people do the things they do?

Well, guys in gay porn often get paid much better than guys in str8 porn. Maybe there's a monetary incentive?
 
Maybe there's a little insecurity involved... "he won't fall for xxx" if "xxx" is a person of the same sex.
 
In the end, who knows why some people do the things they do?

I agree, it's a tricky question, and comes down in part to whether the person can legally consent.
 
Some impairments would cause no problem. Bi-polar is a good example. Others, where there is a difficulty distinguishing reality vs. fantasy (some of the varieties of untreated schizophrenia, for example) become less clear. If a person is unable to communicate consent (some things on the autism spectrum, for example), then you're in legal jeopardy of a sexual assault/rape charge.
 
That said, an escort should always feel free to leave or cut an appointment short if there is any concern over safety, consent, etc. You have to protect yourself.

Honestly, I could see a situation where like, someone hires for their developmentally-delayed brother or something, if he's otherwise unable to experience human contact and intimacy.
 
Having experience working with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, it would have to depend on the person and the severity of their impairment, and that's assuming they're even capable of acknowledging/understanding our roles in this interaction. There's also an extremely murky area of consent in those with intellectual disabilities, and the threat of harm to the provider if the client is unable to behave appropriately.

Honestly, I could see a situation where like, someone hires for their developmentally-delayed brother or something, if he's otherwise unable to experience human contact and intimacy.
 
Having experience working with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, it would have to depend on the person and the severity of their impairment, and that's assuming they're even capable of acknowledging/understanding our roles in this interaction. There's also an extremely murky area of consent in those with intellectual disabilities, and the threat of harm to the provider if the client is unable to behave appropriately.

And God said to John, "come forth, and you shall be granted eternal life."
 
But John came fifth, and won a toaster.

And God said to John, "come forth, and you shall be granted eternal life."
 
But John came fifth, and won a toaster.

I poured root beer into a square glass.
 
Now I just have beer.
 
*hides*

Nicely played!

While I can't speak to Mexico City specifically, it's usually not an issue so long as you're a registered guest. Just make sure you have your room key if you are personally bringing them up.
 
If they are coming to your hotel room, they can always ask the front desk to ring you in your room, and you ask the front desk to send them up. You could even go so far as let the desk know that you're expecting a friend/guest to visit you while you are in your room.
 
Hotels usually don't make any kind of big deal about guests having an extra person in the room for an hour or two....the only time I can think of when they usually care is if they charge extra if you have more than 1 person in the room overnight.
 
And if the hotel gives you grief....well, you know not to stay there again.

That depends on

I poured root beer into a square glass.
 
Now I just have beer.
 
*hides*

Nicely played!

I poured root beer into a square glass.
 
Now I just have beer.
 
*hides*